Re: How about source PFs? (was: Is there an easy way to identify all the save files on a system?)

Good grief. I'm not authorized to DSPPTF here. Bossman is unavailable
today.

KnowledgeCenter page on SYSPARTITIONSTAT:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_71/db2/rbafzcatsyspstat.htm
shows SOURCE_TYPE and LAST_SOURCE_UPDATE_TIMESTAMP entries surrounded by >>
and << signs, which I presume indicate recent(?) updates to the original
document. I googled "LAST_SOURCE_UPDATE_TIMESTAMP" with the double quotes,
and got only that page for both v7r1 and v7r2 documents.

So, how would one go about researching the TR and/or PTF involved to get
this on my system? Are there announcements available online which would go
into the details of new columns added to SYSPARTITIONSTAT?

- Dan

On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 1:54 PM, <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

syspstat is the short 10 character system name for syspartitionstat. Guess
which one is available on other platforms? If you're reading it with SQL
use the long names so others in the industry can help you.

I have SOURCE_TYPE on this 7.1 system:
PTF Group Level
SF99711 2
SF99710 14283
SF99709 127
SF99708 35
SF99707 9
SF99706 7
SF99705 12
SF99701 32
SF99647 9
SF99637 9
SF99627 11
SF99617 6
SF99572 18
SF99381 9
SF99380 11
SF99369 15
SF99368 30
SF99367 8
SF99366 11
SF99364 9
SF99363 16
SF99362 40
SF99359 17
SF99145 8

The pertinent ones being:
PTF Group Text
SF99710 CUMULATIVE PTF PACKAGE C4283710
SF99709 GROUP HIPER
SF99707 TECHNOLOGY REFRESH
SF99701 DB2 FOR IBM I