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Subject: *Backlevel
From: "Jacktucky" <jacktucky@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:00:33 -0400
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I was looking at a friends Iseries trying to apply some PTF's. I noticed in
GO LICPGM that his OS is *backlevel. I have no idea what's happened to this
system or how it was upgraded, etc. Not sure he knows.

He's at V5R4M0. The system runs fine everyday, lots of users, 5250 work,
emails, printing, etc.

I'm having him gather all his installation materials, etc. What's the best
way to investigate and solve the problem?

Thanks

Jack T.

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