Receive everything, including the HOLDDATA. Then, and only then, will your CSI 
have everything it needs to resolve your query.


--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3

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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2018 12:28 PM
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Subject: Can the CSI info alone produce a final list required for full 
resolution of researched PTFs?

Hi All,

Normally, the process of resolving all REQ/PREREQ/IFREQ requirements for
given PTF(s) and collecting all missing items that prevent resolution, up to
the point where APPLY CHECK suggests that actual APPLY could be successful
could require several iterations.

Is there a shorter path to resolving all requirements other than ship the
contents of your CSI to a support center for analysis and preparing a list of
all requirements?

I'm not talking about IBM software. It is about maintenance of another
vendor's software.

People here at our shop think all the information required for a full resolution
is already in the CSI and only needs to be gleaned and analyzed in order to
prepare a final list of missing items, while I think otherwise and maintain that
the CSI alone does not contain all the info required for compiling such a list.
You have to have access to a repository style IBM's Enhanced HOLDDATA,
which this vendor does not have, you have to pull and receive HOLDDATA,
and you might still have to iterate several times before full resolution is
attained.

Who is right?

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