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If you're familiar with Touchtone products, you probably already know
that our authorization codes are issued for specific LPARs of specific
systems, and that as a convenience, our WRKxxxxAUT authorization code
installer utilities display the model, serial, number of LPARs, and the
LPAR ID (in hex) of the partition in which they are being run.
So this terminal session screen shot showed the WRKVIEWINF screen for
QuestView, and showed "LPARs: 31 Current partition: 21"
Given that the current partition is definitely displayed in hex, and (so
far as I can recall; it's been many years since I've looked at the code,
but we've never seen a digit higher than 9 in it) the number of LPARs is
displayed in decimal, that would give a partition ID that's higher than
the partition count.
Anybody have a clue about how or why that would happen? Are systems
allowed to have breaks in the sequence of LPAR IDs?
--
JHHL
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