System Number in License screen changed after system copy

I have completed a Homogeneous system copy from GTP (Global Trade Production) to GTQ (Global Trade QAS). After the copy the system number in the SLICENSE screen changed from the original number when I first created GTQ to the system number listed in GTP. Now my permanent license key for GTQ will not work because the system number is different. Is there a way to change that system number so the License key will install?
Thanks
David

No. Thats not possible.
You need to update the info and request a new license at SAP Service Marketplace and install it on your system.
Regards
Juan
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