Here's my 2 cents worth: Robert Arthur wrote:
> I have a few questions that I am hoping you can help me out with: > > 1) Is there a maximum number of CPUs that UDB EE can work with on AIX? The limit is set by the hardware. I have seen people talk about 16 and I think 32 cpus on the box. The licensing is by CPU by the way. > > 2) Can you install UDB EE and UDB EEE on the same AIX machine? > (I believe the answer is yes since we would have 2 install > directories)...any gotchas? Yes if the DB2 Version are different. V6 and V7 for example. The principal gotcha is 1) You'll have two different DAS defined and effectively only one can be active. Also, you'd have logical nodes defined ar the eee level. > > 3) On a machine with two UDB EE instances (AIX), can you have the same > version with different FPs for each instance? > (ex: db2inst1 on V7.1 FP1 and db2inst2 on V7.1 FP3) > (I am guessing that you can't since you would have the same install > directory)...any work-arounds? No! In this case the Version is identical and you can't do this. You can have two different versions if you install them in different paths and home profiles but not two different copies of the same version. HTH, Pierre. > > > Regards, > > Rob Arthur > > ===== > To unsubscribe, send 'unsubscribe' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For other info (and scripts), see http://people.mn.mediaone.net/scottrmcleod
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