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Well, <br />
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we ran several of those boxes in the past (mainly for SAP, HPUX was the platform they once preferred most), but some time ago we finally got rid of them in favor of AIX, where we already used to run our technical applications and non-SAP databases for a long time.<br />
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I'm soo sad ... ;-)<br />
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Thx for the points!<br />
<br />
wmp
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Well,

we ran several of those boxes in the past (mainly for SAP, HPUX was the platform they once preferred most), but some time ago we finally got rid of them in favor of AIX, where we already used to run our technical applications and non-SAP databases for a long time.

I'm soo sad ... ;-)

Thx for the points!

wmp

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Hi,<br />
Can somebody guide me on how/where &nbsp;can I change nfile kernel parameter on HP-UX 11v3.1?
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Hi,
Can somebody guide me on how/where  can I change nfile kernel parameter on HP-UX 11v3.1?

HP-UX change nfile

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