IBM License Metric Tool (ILMT)

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The IBM License Metric Tool (ILMT) helps IBM software customers and Service Providers maintain an inventory of their deployed PVU-based software and measures the PVU licenses required by the IBM software. This Topic Group is devoted to ILMT and all the ways that you can use it to manage your IBM software licensing requirements. To learn more about ILMT, click here.


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    Is Appliance a Supported Server for Installing Agents ...

    By: Kasinath K , an hour ago

    Hi Team, In our Environment we have most of the appliance server which has centOS, Linux and Microsoft Windows Server with supported version. I have a little confusion since I have zero knowledge of how appliance works. Hence, I am seeking for a valid ...

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    RE: Conversion failed when converting datetime from ...

    By: Oktawian Powązka , 11 days ago

    I forgot to add that ' DBCC USEROPTIONS' command needs to be executed by the same database User as it's being setup on ILMT side. This is vital...those relevant settings like language/dateformat are session-level, thus, are user specific. ------------------------------ ...

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    RE: Conversion failed when converting datetime from ...

    By: Oktawian Powązka , 13 days ago

    Hello Jan, A blind guess would be that database collation or SQL Server user's locale/language is incorrect. One of the SQL Server requirements is that user's default language is set to 'English'. Anyhow, let's check some basic stuff ...

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