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brain cramp

How do I find my processor group (i.e. P10, P20...etc)

 

I found my model and processor feature code in wrksysval.....just need
my group now

to get pricing on a software package.

 

I know I've done it before either through strsst or dspptf or something
like that

and it either showed on the screen or in a printout.

 

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Jim Norbut

Systems Administrator

Grubb & Ellis Company

500 West Monroe

Chicago, IL 60661

(312) 698-5620

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