|  |     Hello !
    
    Assuming you mean 2 central instances (with DB & SAP) ?
    
    Then the answer should be 'don't ask, because you shouldn't do that' !
    
    SAP doesn't like (and support) having 2 DB servers on the same machine,
    no matter which OS or DB. 
    
    Technically you can do it - but for a productive system you shouldn't
    even think about it.
    
    					Regards
    					Thomas
    
    PS: During my NT installation training we all had Central
    instances and dialog instances to the others which works fine (and
    SAP doesn't have a problem with supporting multiple Dialog instances,
    especially on big Alphas you could need them to use all the CPU power
    and the 4GB Memory)
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|  |     Thank you for replying Thomas.
    
    Actually, I've seen OSS notes that say that you can do it.  My client
    is looking to do it.  I know that no one likes to think about doing 2
    central instances on one machine for several technical reasons.  My
    client is asking about this scenario and especially if anyone is
    actually doing this (i.e., development and QA instances). I am aware of
    places running multiple instances, but they are UNIX.  
    
    So, might you (or anyone else) know of some client running dual
    instances on NT (Alpha or Intel)?  Thanks again for any help.
    
    craig
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