Re: Quick easy way to determine what LPAR you're on?

If you have any software from BVSTools installed, just use the Display
Machine Information (DSPMCHINF) command. If you want you can even just
download any of the software and just keep that command handy... it
displays something like this:

Display Machine Information (DSPMCHINF) Sxxxxxx


Serial Number: xxxxxxx

Model Number: 41A

Logical Serial Number: xxxxxxx1

Total Partitions: 1

Primary Partition: 0

Current Partition: 1


On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 2:50 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

select partition_id, x.*
FROM QSYS2.SYSTEM_STATUS_INFO x


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On 2/3/21 12:19 PM, Mayer, Michael via MIDRANGE-L wrote:

call QLZARCAPI (xxxxxxx - for confidentiality)

SYSTEM INFO -> SYSTEM SERIAL NUMBER: xx-xxxxx . SYSTEM TYPE-MODEL:

9009-

42A. PROCESSOR FEATURE CODE: EP1E. PROCESSOR GROUP: P20. MAX PHYSICAL
PROCS IN SYSTEM: 8. CONFIGURABLE PROCS IN SYSTEM: 8.
PARTITION INFO -> NETWORK NAME: xxxxxx . PARTITION NAME: xxxxxx.

PARTITION ID: 3.

SHARING TYPE: SHARED. SHARING MODE: UNCAPPED. MIN
PROCESSING CAPACITY: 0.10. DESIRED PROCESSING UNITS: 1.00. MAX
PROCESSING CAPACITY: 3.00. ENTITLED PROCESSING CAPACITY: 1.00. MIN
VIRTUAL PROCESSORS: 1. DESIRED VIRTUAL PROCESSORS: 2. MAX VIRTUAL
PROCESSORS: 4. ONLINE VIRTUAL PROCESSORS: 2
PROCESSOR POOL INFO -> NUMBER OF VIRTUAL PROCESSOR POOLS CONFIGURED: 2.
CURRENT PROCESSOR POOL ID: 1. MAXIMUM PROCESSING UNITS FOR PROCESSOR
POOL 1: 3.

Really?!?

When I do it, it stops at . . . .

Hmm. But if I hit F10 to look at it in the JOBLOG, it goes the whole
nine yards as shown above.

That's remarkable. And completely counterintuitive. Thanks.

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