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I have questions about SAVFs that are in QGPL and appear to be PTFs for
versions/products that I don't have. We're at V6R1M0. I recently
installed all of our PTFs permanently and used iSeries Navigator to Clean
Up PTFs. But when I check SAVFs in QGPL I find:
None of those products even show as a valid option in DSPPTF. I check
with Google and find, for example, that 5733OMF is for OmniFind Text
Search Server for DB2 for i, a licensed program we don't have installed.
All told I have around 680 PTFs that are for products we don't have. Is
it realistic to want to remove these and if so, how would one do so when
neither RMVPTF or DLTPTF will touch them?
Andrew Lopez
Systems Analyst
Phone: 803-714-2037
Email: ALopez@xxxxxxxxxx
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