2.8.5 Other notes
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The third level and the fourth level characters supported by JIS X 0213 are not supported.
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Installation on a virtual disk that was created in following platforms storage pool is not supported.
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Windows Server 2012
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Windows Server 2016
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Windows Server 2019
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Windows Server 2022
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Windows 8
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Windows 8.1
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Windows 10
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Windows 11
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This product does not support communications using IPv6 addresses. If you want to use this product in an operating system that supports IPv4/IPv6 dual stacking, the IP address that is calculated from the SAP host name on the connection destination must be resolvable by using IPv4. In this case, you must not set the environment variable SAP_IPv6_ACTIVE (which is used for IPv6 communications with the SAP system) in the execution environment for JP1/AJS3 for EAP product.
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When the OS is Linux, this program product cannot use files of 2 or more gigabytes, nor does it support user IDs that are over 65535.
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When the OS is Linux, take note of the following points when setting environment variables to correctly display the license agreement.
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If LC_ALL is not set, you must set the same values for LC_MESSAGES, LANG, and LC_CTYPE#.
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If LC_ALL and LC_MESSAGES are not set, you must set the same values for LANG and LC_CTYPE#.
#: LC_CTYPE does not have to be set.
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If in Linux, Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 for Enterprise Applications generates as many processes as commands that are concurrently being executed. It will also use as many file locks as four times the number of job control commands that are concurrently being executed. Therefore, the maximum numbers of system processes and file locks must be large enough to accommodate the process and file lock requirements of the program product.
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If the information acquired from a SAP system and the client language environment in which the acquired information is displayed use different character code sets, the displayed information may be unreadable.
In Linux, for details about how to specify Japanese UTF-8 code as the character code, see 2.3.3 Setting the language type (Linux).