RE: Current PTF groups and SPECTRE/MELTDOWN -- MIDRANGE-L

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I don't think we use RPC.

I vented about my problems in this thread:
RE: Post-mortem on v7r1 to v7r3 upgrade
https://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/201711/msg00076.html

Here are the closed PMR's I still happen to have on my desk:
1. ESA thought we were running POWER8 and kept erroring.
2. Invisible commitment control in COMMIT(*NONE) programs.
3. LDAP & EIM/SSO blocked by Db2 error.
4. SNDPTFORD of images failed.
5. Service Agent connection verification failed on TCP startup.
6. SNMP failed.
7. Erroneous file-not-found for both NetServer & QNTC.
8. Object lock copying from a PF, when the OS showed no object locks.
9. IPL error if don't end TCP first.
10. DSPJRN deadlock.
11. Authority failure deploying new programs.
12. ODBC jobs fail after about 5 stored procedure calls.

-----Original Message-----
From: Steinmetz, Paul [mailto:PSteinmetz@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2018 10:04 AM
To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion' <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Current PTF groups and SPECTRE/MELTDOWN

Justin,

I was too busy trying to clean up the 7.3 train wreck

What broke, I'd be interested in the details.

We had one major train wreck.

RPC no longer worked after going V7R3.
IBM created a new PTF to resolve the issue.
I'm curious if we were the first customer on V7R3 using RPC.

Paul

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