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conversion of ifs to *type2
The difference between Type1 and Type2 is all in how the IFSinternals are constructed. Type2 internals are simply much more
efficient. You won't notice a lot of difference in performance
with SAP just because of the conversion. Where the performance
really shows is in deep directory structures.
There are no concerns with having Type1 and Type2 in the same
landscape...the files and api interfaces are the same, so all
programs access both equally.
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wrote:
> I am running 46B with kernel patch 1499 on o/s version 4.5. I am
> going to upgrade our DEV/QAS box to version 5.2. Should I convert
the
> IFS on that box to *type2 or wait until our production box is also
on
> version 5.2. Are there any issues with having *type1 and *type2 in
> the same SAP landscape?
> Regards
> Dick
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