One production client in one server

Hi friends,
i have proposal to install two production clients in one single server (single database).
What is sap recommendation, what is the advantage and disadvantage.
Please let me know sap recommendation in this issue.
***Please provide sap documentation proof.***
Regards,
satish

Please tell me: What exactly to you want?
Nobody will tell you how many clients you may or may not copy in your system as well as nobody can tell you, neither here nor in a document, how many stocks, plants etc. are "default".
The implementation partner should have an organizational concept, how to build up the system, this is nothing that comes from SAP but is depending on your project, your company, location etc.
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