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Yeah, i'll definitely do that when the time comes.
Do others on the listserv leave the Service Director auto PTF function
turned on? If you do, what's your strategy for loading and applying the
PTFs it pulls down/orders on media?
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Due to discovering a plethora of clutter from ancient versions of the OS
on my machine I recommend either applying them, or deleting them, and
applying all ptf's permanently prior to an os upgrade.
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I've got a number of PTFs in 'On order only' status for various LICPGMs on
my systems. For the most part, these came from Service Director automatic
PTF orders that resulted in shipments on CD media and I have no intention
of loading these unless a specific need comes up. I periodically review
and load the PTFs that Service Director pulls down automatically in
electronic format, but these CDs are packed with them and I have no desire
to review/load them unless a specific need arises. The volume is just too
great...
Are there any benefits/drawbacks to leaving them in that state or cleaning
them up? I'd like to clean them up (with DLTPTF i'm guessing, haven't
tried yet), but i'm wondering if there's a good reason to keep them in
that
state?
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