Weblogic Scale Limited License Questions

Hi,
Is a scale_limited license for SP2 compatible with SP3?
Also, the scale limited license "enables you to run a single WebLogic Server instance with a server capacity limited to approximately 3 percent of the full capacity of a production server."
How is the "full capacity of a production server" measured? Is it relative to the machine on which WL is being run, or measured against some "standard" value?
Thanks!

http://e-docs.bea.com/platform/docs81/install/license.html
Sarvotham

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server--
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