Re: CPYTOSTMF and V5R3 issues?

I've had more than my share of CPY... errors.  That one sounds rather new 
to me.
WRKPTFGRP
PTF Group             Level
SF99530                4272
SF99529                  37
SF99503                   3
...
The first three are the ones I am most interested in.
Anyway neither SI16636, nor SI15963, are included in any of the above 
(currently).  And I have neither ptf on my system at this time.

You found ptf SI16636 only because it had SI15963 which seems to address 
your situation.  If you look at the cover letter for SI15963 you won't see 
any of that confusing stuff about remote systems.  However SI16636 
supersedes SI15963 because they both fix the same object(s).

Maybe you are doing the unique situation noticed in SI15963?

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CPYTOSTMF and V5R3 issues?






I thought I had read some problems with CPYTOSTMF and V5R3,
and now I'm experiencing one and want to make sure I didn't
miss a thread on this (did search the archives, nothing
really came up).

Anyhow, copying a file from QSYS.LIB to the IFS using
CPYTOSTMF.  Getting the following error after upgrading to
V5R3:

File system error occurred. Error number 3021.
Error occurred in program QP0LCDTS.
Object not copied.

Now, this looks like exactly the problem specified in the
following PTF:
http://www-912.ibm.com/a_dir/as4ptf.nsf/521270d71840f65886256e7700697c8c/0ed408b4635cfeb986256f71005295d5?OpenDocument&Highlight=2,cpytostmf


The only difference is I'm not copying to a remote system.

Anyone else seeing any issues, or is this just a case of
new release installed and the latest CUM wasn't (I don't
control that part of the machine).

Thanks!
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