RE: Any con's to getting rid of our development box and justrunningit as a partition?

That is what I thought, but don't you normally need a 'big' box in order to
nicely do LPAR?  And with a big box comes a big 'P' level.   Also, I think some
software suppliers are licensing their software differently if you plan on
installing it on a LPAR box.?.?  I guess the point I was trying to make is that
yeah you can do it, but watch out for the possible problems/issues/changes with
software licensing.

-- Scott Johnson

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> Subject: Re: Any con's to getting rid of our development box and
> justrunning it as a partition?
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> The LPAR doesn't change the software 'P' level. It is based
> on the processor and is not affected by LPAR (s).
>