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Does DB2 WSUE supports 64 bit computing ?

Hi All,

We are in process of buying new licenses for our systems. I would like
to know, whether DB2 WSUE would support 64 bit computing or not.

The IBM notes says 'DB2 WSUE cannot create 64-bit instances' and
'DB2 WSE does not support 64 -bit computing'.

Can anyone please let me know, what is the difference between 'creating
64-bit instances' and 'supporting 64 instances'?

Thanks,
Gowri.N

Nov 12 '05 #1
1 1108
bka
DB2 v8.2 WSUE has the same 64-bit support as DB2 Enterprise Edition if
you're on the latest v8 fixpak. The notes you cite above are from 8.1.

Nov 12 '05 #2

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