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The conversation I am replying to is over a year old, but I may have a need to mix SBCS and DBCS in different LPARs of the same box. It is good to see that it is technically possible, but I have one question for those who have been there: how do you order OS/400 for that kind of setup? In my experience (so far), one orders a copy of OS/400 (and IBM LICPGMs) for the whole serial number and with a single primary language feature, be it SBCS or DBCS, and then any secondary languages that you need. That is your copy of IBM software for the whole physical machine. If I am not mistaken, the first couple of units of media (tape/CD) contain QSYS in that single primary language only. So how do you go about getting some partitions SBCS and others DBCS? Wouldn't you have to order different OS/400 primary languages for each partition, and how do you order multiple/different copies when the partitions have the same serial number? Or is it simply in the way that you install OS/400 on the various partitions? I recall a screen where it asks you about your primary language and you must be very sure of your answer (but I thought your answer had to match what was contained on your media). Thanks, -Marty --------------original message--------------- "McGivern, Tom" <Tom.McGivern@xxxxxxx> Sent by: midrange-l-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx 11/15/2002 06:46 PM Please respond to midrange-l To: <dennis.e.lovelady@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> cc: Fax to: Subject: RE: LPAR Usage? We have: 9406-720, 2 Lpars (1 SBCS, 1 DBCS) Development/test 9406-830, 4 Lpars (1 boot, 1SBCS, 2 DBCS) Production Upgrading the 830 to 890 next month, the 890 will have 8 lpars to support more countries. ...
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