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"Shea, David" wrote:
>
> I have a 170.  I'm pondering a 270.  One approach is to buy the new box and
> move my licpgm's (Query, rpg, etc) and my software subscription to the new
> box.
>
> What happens to the old box?  Does this process kill those licpgm's on the
> old box?  What about the OS?  I recall that the OS stays with the box, but
> not the licpgm's?  Will the old box be useable after moving the stuff to the
> new box, or will it be barren??
>
> Any insight?

OS/400 does in fact stay with the cpu. When you purchase the 270 it will come
with its own lic for the OS. Moving the licpgms requires that when you install
them on the 270 you delete then from the 170.

Now lets assume all you have on the 170 is OS, RPG, SEU and CA/400. Now you move
your licpgms to the 270. You can use SEU to write RPG code and compile it on the
270 and moved the compiled programs to the 170 and run them. Now since you moved
your CA/400 lics to the 270 you can't legally use CA/400 for GreenScreen,
Printer or DataTransfer funtions on the 170. You could however access the 270
and then use PassThru access the 170.

hope this helps


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