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A bit of an update.
the SQL service qsys2.license_info shows the P-group for the current
server as outlined in the manuals. I had thought it would show the
P-group for the listed software product like the program QSFWINV shows.
DSPLICKEY also shows the P-group for
"The processor group of the system associated with this license key."
I would have expected that the SQL view would show that value as well.
The case I have open asked me to open an idea to get that data included
in the view, please vote if you think it would be helpful.
(
https://ideas.ibm.com/ideas/IBMI-I-4472 )
so if you need to know the P-group for the installed software product,
you will need to do some extra work.
Bryan
Bryan Dietz wrote on 4/25/2025 6:48 AM:
sql service is: select proc_group from qsys2.license_info;
Bryan
Dan Bale wrote on 4/24/2025 5:28 PM:
If I know one system is a P20 and its model / processor feature code
is 42A / EP1E, can I safely presume all systems with the same model /
processor feature code are P20?
- Dan Bale
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