Hi, in connection to this topic another question comes to my mind:
for IMS there was a connection between the names of the descriptive and
the physical APARs, which depends on the used FMID. For IMS V8 it was
like this:
PK... leads to DK... for FMID HMK8800
PK... leads to VK... for FMID JMK8802
PK... leads to GK... for FMID JMK8803
PK... leads to WK... for FMID JMK8804
PK... leads to XK... for FMID HMK8805
PK... leads to JK... for FMID HMK8806
Does anybody know, where to get this table for IMS V9 ?
Jürgen Kehr schrieb:
Hi,
AFAIK the prefix AK... was never used for PTFs instead is was used for
(physical) APARs, which means a possibly installed temporary fix. This
AK.. correspond to the (descriptive) APAR PK..., to which you'll find
some information in IBMLINK. There it's better you use PK... instead
of AK...
Depending on the second letter some (physical) APARs like AY...
correspond to other (descriptive) APARs here OY...
I would be happy to understand the full logic behind this ...
Barkow, Eileen schrieb:
AK.. items were just ptfs before cics started using UK.. ids for
ptfs. either that, or they were just like temporary fixes for the
real UK
ptfs.
The AK items seem to have been sup'd by the UK items.
just check out an individual AK item on IBMLINK.
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