RE: which version of AS400 Am I running?

Do you mean OS and the compiler always have the same version?
In fact that is also one doubt I have.
If both have different versions then the compiler listing shows 
the version of which one...May be of the compiler.
 
 
I have checked the old mails of this forum and was able to dig out
a lot of information to find OS/400 version. I am fairly convinced about
Use of the API QSZRTVPR.We can even use DSPOBJD Command and give option
8
to see SYSLVL(gives the version of the OS when the object was created),
or use DSPDTAARA QSS1MRI.Infact options are plenty
 
One doubt that daunts me now is whether IBM has separate hardware
versions
For each of its new OS releases?...Do they also follow the same version
naming standards
As VXRY ???How do I know if a particular OS version is compatible with a
hardware
Version?
 
Someone please help!
 
Thanks in anticipation,
 
Regards,
s.chand 
 
 
 
 
 
 
> Jonathan wrote..
 
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>Hi
 
>The V5R2 shown on your compiler listing is the version of the operating
>system and compiler.
 
>The system model is usually quoted as a model and interactive processor
>feature combination, e.g. 710-2269.
 
>To find out the model of your AS400/iSeries/i5 you can use the command
>DSPSYSVAL QMODEL from any command line.  To find out what type of
>interactive processor feature you use DSPSYSVAL QPRCFEAT
 
>All the best
 
>Jonathan 
>www.astradyne-uk.com

 



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