[pabs3]

If you don't modify the AGPL software, you have no obligations under AGPL at all. The extra network provisions only trigger for modified versions of the software. I would wager most companies don't modify their database software. Even those that do, don't let end users interact with that database, so should have no obligations either.

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html

[knorker]

So says you, but not actual lawyers.

AGPL is not LGPL, so is the client library of a client/server thing enough to infect you? Probably.

If there is no client library, what's the license on the example code that you used in your app?

[pabs3]

Actually the license says that, I just read it.