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We have V6.1 in production and V8.2.01 on our system for evaluation. I
won't bother giving you exact figures, because who knows what the "size" of
the library really means, but the files library is is about 2% larger in
V8.2.01, the objects library is about 27% larger, and because the .01 is a
PTF distribution, the PTF library is 78% larger. I hope that helps with
your calculations. I can't help you with CPU usage, because we only have
one or two users in the test system at any given time, so there's no way to
compare to a full system load.
Rick Folsom
Yupo Corporation America
757-819-9230
"Bath, Martin"
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Hi all
We are currently running mixed mode V6.1.on an iSeries. I have been asked
for ball park estimates of the effect of upgrading to V8 for budget
considerations. eg. 10% more disk, 10% more CPU, 5% more memory. Does
anyone
have a handle on this ?
Note - I do not want consultations/surveys/sizing documents, just a
ballpark
figure.
Many thanks
> Regards
>
> Martin Bath
> Invensys Appliance Controls Europe
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