Re: Upgrading V3R6 to V3R7

Your AS/400 isn't a P05, that's the software charge level.  If you're a P05
then you probably have a 9402 model 400 with a 2130 processor card.
V3R6 to V3R7 is almost a no brainer.  Just read the MEMO TO USERS, order
PTF cover letter SF98370 and review it, then a week before the upgrade order
SF99370 to get the lates (currently C7161370) PTF package, if that's not the
one you received on CD with your V3R7 order.
The V3R7 PTF cum package install, at the moment, is still a simple GO 
PTF, #8.
...Neil


On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Ed Doxtator wrote:

> 
> It looks like we may have to upgrade our AS/400 to V3R7 in the next   
> couple of weeks.
> 
> If anyone has the time, I'd appreciate any information regarding how   
> difficult it might be to upgrade from V3R6 to V3R7.  I'm looking in   
> particular for information regarding compatability with previous releases   
> of OS/400.  We'll have to support programs created under V3R2 and V3R6.
> 
> Currently, our AS/400 is a P05 with V3R6 and cume PTF C7051360.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
>  -Doc  
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