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Just for kicks, I did try Go ptf option 8 and then option 4 on a test box.
It seems to work. Thanks for the PTF info! We don't plan on doing this on
production systems, don't worry.
Jeff Carey
Technical Specialist
"Ingvaldson, Scott"
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"Midrange Systems
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I don't think that you should ever need to refresh the LIC unless you
migrate to new hardware (specifically the processor, I think I/O cards are
handled with PTF's.)
The LIC build is identifiable by looking at marker PTF's, see Info APAR
II13365 at:
http://www-912.ibm.com/n_dir/NAS4APAR.NSF/5fafac98aa8265b1862564c00079d111/9
4a6a270552366b286256c01003c9105?OpenDocument
To "refresh" the LIC you would need to do a slip upgrade, not much
different
than a full upgrade. It's probably better just to stay current on
cumulative and group PTF's.
Regards,
Scott Ingvaldson
AS/400 System Administrator
GuideOne Insurance Group
-----Original Message-----
date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 14:45:41 -0600
from: jeff_carey@xxxxxxxxxx
subject: Determining and refreshing build of LIC
Is there a way to see what build of the LIC was used to install a system?
Is it a good idea to refresh this? I think that is done via GO PTF option
8, correct?
Jeff Carey
Technical Specialist
iSeries Technology
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