Re: How to determine process group (P05, P20, etc)??

Actually QPRCFEAT does give you both interactive and batch features. You
just need to decode it based on the tables in the System Handbood. Below
is a sample from the first two levels of the 820 processor. You'd need
this table in your code.

=================================================
Processor
Feature Interactive     QPRCFEAT        GROUP
#2395   #1521           #23A1           P10
        #1522           #23A2           P20
        #1523           #23A3           P20
        #1524           #23A4           P20
#2396   #1521           #23A9           P20
        #1522           #23AA           P30
        #1523           #23AB           P30
        #1524           #23AC           P30
        #1525           #23AD           P30
==================================================

 - Larry

"Shea, David" wrote:
> 
> Does anyone know how to (easily) determine the processor group?  I know that
> there are system values for processor feature (which is only marginally
> useful, since it doesn't include the interactive feature).  I am also aware
> that there is the WRKLICINF command which will show you the processor group
> on the screen.  But... is there an EASY way to get it for software licensing
> purposes?  Since WRKLICINF takes several seconds to process, I can't see
> using that approach.  It's in there _somewhere_, since WRKLICINF can figure
> it out.  Woulda been nice if IBM made it a system value.

-- 
Larry Bolhuis
Arbor Solutions, Inc.
(616) 451-2500
(616) 451-2571 -fax
lbolhuis@arbsol.com
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