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On 1/11/2016 3:31 PM, Evan Harris wrote:
I looked at the cover letters for the PTFs noted; they seemed to be
concerned with changing an incorrect owner rather than anything drastic, so
that would explain why there were no version no. changes or other visible
differences.

My confidence is low that the description of a given PTF closely tracks
what that PTF delivers. IBM seem to have got... terse of late.

As to the hundreds of PTFs you mentioned - where did you actually see these
? Did the PTF numbers show up in the PTF order or somewhere else ?.

I was an idiot (nothing new there) and did the SNDPTFORD interactively,
thinking I was getting a small number of PTFs. The status messages on
the command line kept flashing one 7.1 PTF after another; they were all
in the job log. Clearly they were unneeded by the actual 6 PTFs which
made up the fixes noted on the web page, because neither the LOD nor
APYPTF tried to load or apply them.

Paul noted:
If you let the default for
Check PTF . . . . . . . . . . . *No ;
instead of changing to *YES,
It's possible that the PTF order will include all
PTF for all languages, resulting in hundreds of PTFs.

That's apparently the answer. I need to learn to read.


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