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Re: Why some ptf's and not others?

Rob,

Actually that makes sense.  If the abnormal IPL flag was on at the time the 
system was powered down, only PTF's for 5722 999 would apply when the system 
starts back up.  I guess the questions becomes: When did it get set that way 
and what caused it?

There can be a whole multitude of reasons for that.  If the ENDJOBABN command 
was used that will automatically set the Abnormal IPL flag for the next IPL.

Regards,

Mike Shaw  
> I was going to assume that the reason that some ptf's applied and some 
> didn't during that last abnormal IPL was because of the abnormal IPL.  But 
> I thought I'd double check.
> Some ptf's definitely applied.
> >From the DSPLOG:
> Apply PTF started. 
> PTF 5722999-MF30602 V5R2M0 temporarily applied to library QGPL.
> ,,,
> But they all look like ptf's for 5722999.
> 
> There is no mention in the DSPLOG, any job named SCPF, active or 
> otherwise, about these ptf's

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