RE: Y2K PTF's

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

Group PTF's will not show up in the listing.  Group PTF's are 
subject to change, and often do, on a weekly basis.  Group PTF's 
are like cum PTF's in that they are composed of multiple PTF's.  
They are different from cum PTF's in that they are not locked in 
at any particular level.  This allows IBM to give you the following 
argument:
'I am having a problem with database'
'Apply the database group ptf'
'How do I know if I've already applied it?'
'Order it and apply it'
'Now I remember.  I applied it a couple of months ago'
'Order it again and apply it'
'Which particular PTF on the group PTF fixes my problem?'
'Order the group PTF and apply it.'





turnerd@bluffton.edu on 11/11/99 04:51:06 PM
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Once you think you have applied these PTF's what is a sure way to be sure
they are installed and working?
I'm on V4r3 looking for SF99103, when doing a dspptf id 5769ss1 the latest
id I have is sf98430.

TIA


Deb

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