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> From: Mark Phippard > > Great. You know you just need to run the Check Service Level option to > apply the SP right? That is, assuming the SP is installed on your server. No, I didn't know that. And I guess this is where I get confused. --- assuming the "SP" is "installed" on "your server" --- When I run Check Service Level it tells me it can't find D:\EXPRESS. Remember, I installed originally from CD and then upgraded from the iSeries. I assume that until I tell it differently, it will look to D:\EXPRESS for my upgrades. Now, I can probably point it at the appropriate network drive, which is what I assume you mean by "your server". However, how does the "SP" get "installed" there in the first place? Do I download the Service Pack from IBM and then simply copy it to the iSeries in a folder of my choosing, and then point to that folder when doing the upgrade? Joe
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