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James Lampert wrote:
Question: I'm somewhat familiar with ways to get the current LPAR
programmatically, but what's the easiest way for a user to find out
what LPAR he/she is on? And does it return the number in decimal or
hex?
Consider... Normally a user would only [need to] know which IP
address or host name, or system name, or database name to which they
attach or that they access. I would expect they would most typically
see the system name on /screens/ or reports presented to them, such that
the name of the /system/ [in their perception, irrespective of any LPAR
configuration,] would in most scenarios imply which partition they are
accessing.? IOW, why would a user ever need or even want to know which
LPAR?
Regards, Chuck
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