QLC definition
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. Termination of Support Services is not permitted without terminating the license of the DS Offering. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a 3DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a 3DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a 3DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by 3DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such 3DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the 3DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. Termination of Support Services is not permitted without terminating the license of the 3DS Offering. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a 3DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a 3DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such 3DS Offering made available by 3DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable.
Examples of QLC in a sentence
For Online Services, QLC or QRC entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months’ use of the Online Services and ii) Support Services for such Online Services for a three months period.
QLC or QRC means the quarterly charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement.
For other items listed in Table 1 and if current on ALC for such 3DS Offerings, or if such 3DS Offerings are under YLC or QLC, the Customer is granted the right to use the applicable Licensed Programs of the specific 3DS Offering.
For other items listed in Table 3 and if current on ALC for such 3DS Offerings, or if such 3DS Offerings are under YLC or QLC, the Customer is granted the right to use the applicable Licensed Programs of the specific 3DS Offering.
For Licensed Programs, QLC or QRC entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months’ license to use the Release of a Licensed Program and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such Licensed Program, and ii) Support Services for the Licensed Program for such three months period.
More Definitions of QLC
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable. Extended Enterprise Named User means an Extended Enterprise User identified with a unique username and password to use the DS Offering from a single machine at any given time.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months’ license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable. Add-on. When the use of a DS Offering is granted as an Add-on, such Add-on has to be used as bundled with another Configuration or Concurrent Based DS Offering. The Add-on shall not be operated separately
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. Termination of Support Services is not permitted without terminating the license of the DS Offering.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. Termination of Support Services is not permitted without terminating the license of the DS Offering. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable. YLC means the Yearly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the YLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a one (1) year license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such year, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for one (1) year. The applicable price for the YLC for any given year is the price of the previous year plus the last percentage
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable. Token Based. Certain DS Offerings contain a token based network license management system that regulates authorized use of the DS Offering. Such system controls the type and number of computation jobs, interactive sessions and/or interface products that may be run simultaneously. The number of required tokens shall be determined, as described in the Product Portfolio, by the type of computation being performed and the number of computer processing units or cores used in running the computation job. In case of new or renewal of any DS Offering, the required number of tokens may be changed in the event of modifications to such DS Offering. The use of a Token Based DS Offering may be subject to additional or different terms and conditions described in the Product Portfolio. Tokens may be required in addition to any other licensing scheme pursuant to which the use of a DS Offering is granted.
QLC means the Quarterly License Charge for use of a DS Offering, subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement. Payment of the QLC for a DS Offering entitles Customer to (i) a three (3) months license to use the Release of a DS Offering and its subsequent Release(s), if any, as made available by DS during such quarter, in lieu of the license(s) on the previous Release(s) of such DS Offering, and (ii) Support Services for the DS Offering for such three (3) months period. QLC is not automatically renewable. TBL means Term Based License charge applicable to each license of a DS Offering ordered under the TBL/ALC pricing structure. The TBL is a one-time and non-refundable charge. Payment of the TBL for a DS Offering provides Customer with a license for a period as described in the Product Portfolio and in the Transaction Document (subject to the conditions set forth in the Agreement) to use the Release of such DS Offering made available by DS on the Effective Date of the license. “TBLx” is a TBL for a period of “x” years. As an example, “TBL2” is a TBL for a period of two (2) years. TBL is not automatically renewable. Extended Enterprise Named User means an Extended Enterprise User identified with a unique username and password to use the DS Offering from a single machine at any given time.