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I'm listening with interest, considering doing almost the same thing, but
going to a model 170.  CPW's rule.  I'm on a model 500 2142 with 43 CPW on
V3R7 running 4.05CD.

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Subject: Upgrading OS from V3R7 to V5R1


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Dear Sirs,

We current run BPCS V6002, AS400 V3R7.  We are looking at swapping our
current AS400 out for an iSeries model 270.  We are a company that has
significantly downsized since going live with BPCS in 98.  Long story short,
6 facilities down to 1.  We would be down grading from a P40 group to a P10.
This is a huge cost savings but I am worried about performance.

My question is has anyone on V6002 made the jump from V3R7 to V5R1 (or
V5R2)?  If so, can I accomplish this without any modifications or BMR's?  I
am new to the list and you comments are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jerry
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