I can only speak (unofficially) re: IBM software considerations with
Capacity On Demand, but I think you'll be pleased.
1. For MLC, you pay only for the month(s) in which you have increased your
capacity. If you have VWLC (subcapacity MLC) -- as you probably should
with CoD -- you pay on
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> COD seems to be targeted to DR boxes or to be able to swallow a rare
> huge workload spike.
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Hal Merritt wrote:
> COD is easy to turn on, but requires a POR to turn off. At least, that's
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Hal Merritt wrote:
COD is easy to turn on, but requires a POR to turn off. At least, that's
my memory. I also seem to recall some frequency (twice a year?) and
duration (couple of days?) limitations.
Since 2003, OOCoD goes either way dynamically.
COD seems to be targeted to DR boxes or to
>but requires a POR to turn off
It didn't last Feb.
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I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
be a possibility for
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Marian Gasparovic
IBM Slovakia
On Dec 19, 2007 3:31 PM, McKown, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
> be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it doesn't seem to be.
> So I'll ask he
>I was thinking it might be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it
>doesn't seem to be.
Why not?
>So I'll ask here. Is this what "On / Off Capacity on Demand" is for?
Yes, as long as you don't use it for more than 45 days.
>How does it affect O
I've been looking at this on the IBM web site. I was thinking it might
be a possibility for our end of month crunch. But it doesn't seem to be.
So I'll ask here. Is this what "On / Off Capacity on Demand" is for? How
does it affect OEM software costs (likely "it depen
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