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From the main link I use(daily PTFs):
http://www-912.ibm.com/a_dir/as4ptf.nsf/WWWPTFBYDATE?OpenView&ExpandView
<Preventive Service Planning - PSP>
<All Preventive Service Planning Documents by Release>
<pick your version>
I did a search from the page:
http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/sline003.nsf/ALLPSPBYREL
for 5733OPs and only came up with the HTTP groups.
I submitted a "feedback" mentioning that the all PTF CSV files were
missing 5733OPS.
in my waybackmachine I used to SNDPTFORD for SF97vrm from green screen,
I then parsed out the info. big yuck
now it's as simple as:
CREATE TABLE yourLibrary/SF97710 (
PRODUCT CHAR (7 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
OSRELEASE CHAR (6 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
PTF CHAR (7 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
PKG CHAR (6 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
AVAILDATE DATE NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
MRIFEATURE CHAR (4 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
REPLACEDBY CHAR (7 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
CATEGORIES CHAR (3 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT,
ABSTRACT CHAR (75 ) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT
)
Then either "wget" or "libhttp/httpapi" the file to the ifs and
CPYFRMIMPF to the file.
--
Bryan
rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote on 2/16/2016 10:48 AM:
I want to know how he found them also.
Rob Berendt
midrange.com
