License of Oracle TimesTen JDBC Drivers

Dear all
I have looking into my installation directory, but i cannot find the license file for the jdbc drivers for Oracle TimesTen:
The drivers are the following ones:
- ttjdbc5.jar
- ttjdbc6.jar
Could anybody tell me where i can found the license?
Regards
Carlos

The TimesTen JDBC drivers are covered by the same softwarer license as the rest of TimesTen; i.e. the standard Oracle software license agreement. To distribute any component of TimesTen you will need a suitbale distribution agreement with Oracle, sorry.
Note that TimesTen JDBC drivers are not pure Java drivers. They are a JDBC/ODBC bridge and rely on a properly installed and configured TimesTen ODBC client in order to operate.
Regards,
Chris

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