Hi Marc,
I think you are asking what license ASE is actually using compared to what is in the $SYBASE/SYSAM-2_0/licenses directory.
You can look at the ASE log file and compare this to what licenses are in the above location.
Example:
cat <server>.log
Sysam: Using licenses from: /redhead1/hansenr/ase/SYSAM-2_0/licenses/ase.lic:/redhead1/hansenr/ase/SYSAM-2_0/licenses/dir.lic
Sysam: Checked out license for 1 ASE_CORE (2015.0215/15-feb-2014/0CAF 2ED7 5678 1234) will expire Mon 16 Feb 201512:00:00 AM PST
Sysam: Checked out license for 1 ASE_DIRS (2015.02150/15-feb-2015/1699 B678 5678 1234) will expire ...
Here you can see I have 2 license files being picked up.
Also have 2 licenses being checked out by ASE.
To see what license is actually being picked up in a specific file check the "verification number".
ASE_CORE = 0CAF 2ED7 7489 1234
ASE_DIRS = 1699 B678 7F9C 0123
Yours will be different, but when searching the license files you should see these numbers and that is the specific license being picked up and used.
Licenses have this number 2 times. Make sure you have the full license.
Example:
First section
#Sybase Software Asset Managemnt License file. XX License for ASE Enterprise
#Edition Linux x86 64 64bit
Package ASE_XX SYBASE COMPONENTS=ASE_CORE...
<vnumber>
...
Second section
#License for machineid server...
<vnumber>
...
Hope this is what you were looking for.
Regards,
Ryan