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The .csv file, for which ever release, contains every PTF available for
that release.
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No. Only the ones they want to tell you about. There are some not on the
"FIX SUMMARY LISTING", nor in the csv file. Such as MF99202 for 7.3.
These you might only find by searching PTF cover letters.

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Looking at the package field, if it states *NONE, these would be any PTF
not part of a CUM or group.
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My interpretation is this:
- BASE means it came out with the base OS at GA time.
- C* means the first cume it came out with was that particular one.
- NONE means that it came out after the GA release, and after the last
cume. Whether or not it's on a group, well, you'll have to look
elsewhere.



Rob Berendt

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