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  3. May 2005

RE: Defective ptf MF34884

For anybody who wants to know the latest list of defective PTFs for any
given release, here are the simple steps:

1. Go to https://www-912.ibm.com/ImprovedSearch/searchoptions.jsp
2. Enter "defective PTF" in the search box (no quotes)
3. Uncheck everything except "Preventive Service Planning"
4. Press the Search button

You'll get a nice list of documents, one for each release from V4R5 to
V5R3.  Personally, I find the results kind of interesting.  For example,
in three years there have been exactly 42 defective PTFs on V5R2, and
they list them all.                          

Joe

> From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
> 
> http://www-
>
912.ibm.com/a_dir/as4ptf.nsf/a18db68aae4a7d81862566ba005d145c/2d48b64d7d
83
> 2d6886256f8d0052a639?OpenDocument&Highlight=2,mf34884
> Cum Level: C5102530

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