SWS Self-Audit Procedure
How to run the annual SWS license self-audit. A single SQL query against C_SWS_CONF_TBL returns the active web service count for each PeopleSoft environment.
Legal & Licensing
Licensing terms, the annual self-audit procedure, and copyright notices for SWS (Software Web Services) from Cedar Hills Group, Inc.
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Licensing Resources
SWS is a perpetually licensed PeopleSoft module. Because SWS is delivered as source-level PeopleCode that runs entirely inside your PeopleSoft environment, licensing compliance depends on a written agreement between you and Cedar Hills Group, a straightforward annual self-audit, and clear copyright notices. The pages below describe each in detail.
License Agreement
The end user license agreement (EULA) that governs your use of SWS: scope, restrictions, audit rights, confidentiality of source, termination, and governing law.
Self-Audit Procedure
How to run the annual SWS licensing self-audit. A single SQL query against your PeopleSoft database returns the web service count for each environment. No connection to Cedar Hills Group is required — you run it, you send the result.
Copyright Notice
The copyright notice embedded in every SWS file, the customer’s obligation to preserve it, and a plain-language summary of what copyright protection means for both parties.
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- Purchase SWS — License tiers and pricing.
- SWS Installation — Lists the delivered objects, including the
C_SWS_CONF_TBLrecord that the self-audit query targets.
SWS Copyright Notice
Copyright notice embedded in every SWS file, the customer’s obligation to preserve it, and a short explanation of why it matters to both parties.