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I opened another case about something and IBM had me run this utility to
gather data. Part of the tool hollers "Look! Squirrel!" and had the rep
thinking I would need to reload two different program options because it
found files that applied to PTF's from a few decades back.
In the day I would upgrade OS before applying all PTFs permanently. This
leaves crap. Now I apply all PTFs permanently, IPL and then do the upgrade.
Apparently I still need to clean the yard...
You can find these with an SQL like the following:
select *
from table(qsys2.IFS_OBJECT_STATISTICS(
start_path_name *=>* '/',
subtree_directories *=>* 'YES'))
where (PATH_NAME like '%QSI%' or PATH_NAME like '%QSF%' or PATH_NAME like
'%QMF%')
and path_name not like '%7R05M%'
order by *1*

*Change the 'not like' to match your current version of OS. Still proceed
with caution as the PTF may apply to something like 5770PT1 which is still
V7R4 on a 7.5 system.*

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