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David, >>"IBM's long standing advice has been, and continues to be, to not run patched programs." > >What is a non patched program? A patched program is one that was created by the trusted translator and then altered in a way that violates the definition of the Machine Interface (MI). The alteration would be made using a system service tool or by using some other tool when the program is not on an AS/400 or iSeries system. Because patched programs do not obey MI, they can cause all sorts of problems, intended and unintended, that will affect correct operation of a system. We have a program validation mechanism that can protect against some forms of program alterations. We also advise customers to retranslate any program that they do not trust, as part of restoring it onto a system. Ed Fishel, edfishel@US.IBM.COM
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