Re: PTF status

The big clue is
R230
R305

If you are running V2R3M0 then you need MF07337
If you are running V3R0M5 then you need MF07370
But, on the lighter side, if you are running either you need a kick in the
a$$.


Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



                    "Morgan Najjar"
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This is probably going to sound like a dumb question....anyway, here
goes....

Regarding a problem that I'm seeing in the native debugger and the
distributed debugger, I found an IMB APAR with corresponding PTF's that may
be related.

How can I tell if this PTF is installed on my system or even applicable due
to version number, etc.

I'm V5R1.

The APAR I found is MA09136.

You can find the APAR at
http://www-912.ibm.com/supporthome.nsf/document/10000035

What seem to me to be important pieces of data from it are below:

It lists 2 PTFs
    R230 MF07337    1000
    R305 MF07370    1000

Thanks

Morgan
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