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  3. March 2004

RE: PTF Check ?

> On v5.0 there was an option to check the PTF levels on an iSeries
connection. <snip> I can't find it in v5.1.

My PC has just gone to the shop so this is from memory!

Right click on the first entry after the actual connection name (Objects?)
and select "Verify Connection" from the pop-up list.  That will give you
what you want.

While on the subject - IBMers - it would be _really_ nice if you could
actually copy/paste that information rather than having to resort to pencil
and paper to tell operations which ones are needed!!


Jon Paris
Partner400
www.partner400.com

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