Convert from Oracle Freeware to Licensed version

Good day,
We have a development database on Oracle9i and our Dev Team wants us (urgently) to migrate it to Oracle10g R2. We are planning to use the OTN License version while we are waiting for the license.
My question is, is their a way/shortcut to convert the OTN License version to a licensed version without having to remigrate the database? Any info will be appreciated. Thank you.

Good day,
We have a development database on Oracle9i and our
Dev Team wants us (urgently) to migrate it to
Oracle10g R2. We are planning to use the OTN License
version while we are waiting for the license. Apparently your legal department has not haad a chance to see the Oracle License agreement. The Oracle9i license you used was for Prototype and evaluation, not for Development.
My question is, is their a way/shortcut to convert
the OTN License version to a licensed version without
having to remigrate the database? Any info will be
appreciated. Thank you.It's exactly the same software. The Oracle License is simply a 'permission to use the software under certain circumstances'. There is absolutely no change in what you are doing.
Well, not quite .... when you license the software properly for development and production, you have nthe opportunity to purchase support. So the big change is that you will be able to get and apply patches.

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