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Subject: When to Partition
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What are some cases where partitioning the IBM i is most beneficial, or
needed?

For example, if you have one software ERP, just for example sake, suppose
you have JD Edwards Financials only, and you have say BPCS for your
manufacturing, would you make partition for each of these? Or for test
systems of these?

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Re: When to Partition , Charles Wilt
Re: When to Partition , dlclark
Re: When to Partition , Glenn Gundermann
Re: When to Partition , Rob Berendt

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