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  3. December 2011

Re: determine v5r4 ptf level

Steve Richter wrote:
thanks Rob. that is perfect.

Turns out the system I am working on has no PTFs applied. ( In the defense
of the person here responsible for it, he has a stack of DVDs to load.
Looks like an all day, system down process. )

thanks,


Work with PTF Groups

ype options, press Enter.
4=Delete 5=Display 6=Print 8=Display special han
9=Display related PTF groups

pt PTF Group Level Status
SF99615 4 Not installed
SF99540 9321 Not installed
SF99539 118 Not installed
SF99538 9 Not installed
SF99530 7016 Not installed
SF99529 116 Not applicable
SF99504 23 Not installed
SF99503 15 Not applicable
SF99315 12 Not installed
SF99291 21 Not installed
SF99143 1 Not installed
SF99114 20 Not installed

That dose not necessarily mean that nothing has been applied - it can show like this if additional licensed programs have been installed without reapplying the ptf groups. Only some of the PTFs may be missing from each group.


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