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  • March 10, 2026
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Hi IFS Community,

We are currently on 25R2 service update 02 in our remote environments. We are planning to install the PSO service in the remote environment, and since we are new to this solution, we have the following questions and are looking for community expertise:

  • Do we need to purchase a separate license key from IFS to perform the installation? The component SVCSCH is currently active in the solutionset.yaml file.
  • Do we use the same database instance configured for the IFS Cloud application for PSO, or do we need to create a separate database instance?

Best answer by paguin

​@sherath ,

  • Do we need to purchase a separate license key from IFS to perform the installation? The component SVCSCH is currently active in the solutionset.yaml file.

             check in your build place/lifecycle/Build Studio/manage deployments. if it has PSO Software download then its licensed.

  • Do we use the same database instance configured for the IFS Cloud application for PSO, or do we need to create a separate database instance?

            You should create Seperate Database instance.        

            PSO can run on Oracle and SQL Database. Incase of Oracle Database license, we can;t use he                     same license which is provided by IFS (ASFU). You will need to purchase seperate oracle              database license for this.

 

regards

Pankaj  

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    • March 10, 2026

    ​@sherath ,

    • Do we need to purchase a separate license key from IFS to perform the installation? The component SVCSCH is currently active in the solutionset.yaml file.

                 check in your build place/lifecycle/Build Studio/manage deployments. if it has PSO Software download then its licensed.

    • Do we use the same database instance configured for the IFS Cloud application for PSO, or do we need to create a separate database instance?

                You should create Seperate Database instance.        

                PSO can run on Oracle and SQL Database. Incase of Oracle Database license, we can;t use he                     same license which is provided by IFS (ASFU). You will need to purchase seperate oracle              database license for this.

     

    regards

    Pankaj  

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