Oracle has changed the Exchange rate of the Euro to 0.8682

Job Oprel
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For years the number of 0.7893 meant something to those who are working on regular basis with licenses in Europe. This number is the ‘Current local Pricing Exchange rate’.

And Oracle is entitled to change this rate twice a year:

twice-a-year

This rate remained rock solid for the last couple of years, but Oracle has decided to change this rate at February 3th, 2015.

The new rate of the Euro is now 0.8682.

A few (unofficial) examples of the consequences:

 

ProductlicenseList price in dollarsOld Euro price
(0.7893)
New Euro price
(0.8682)
RDBMS EEproc47.50037.49241.240
NUP950750825
Diagnostic packproc7.5005.9206.512
NUP150118130
Weblogic Suiteproc45.00035.51939.069
NUP900710781

 

When you feel the urge to take your calculator: this is an increase of 10%.

Sources:

Exchange rates : http://www.oracle.com/partners/secure/sales-tools/pricing-exchange-rates-1620175.pdf

About Post Author

Job Oprel

Until February 2019, Job worked as a solution architect at AMIS Services with a special interest in Oracle licensing, High Availability architectures and managing complex (Oracle) environments, which includes Cloud environments.With a background as Oracle developer, DBA, team-manager and license-consultant he is able to utilize the Oracle technologies to a cost-efficient architecture for his customers.He is regularly involved in consultancy regarding: - Unlimited License Agreements (ULA). - License compliancy-checks and advice regarding optimizing the environment. - Second opinions. - Education / presentations about licensing and managing your infrastructure in the most cost-efficient manner.Twitter: @jobaclenl
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