On Fri, 18 May 2012 00:52:38 -0700, Walter Marguccio wrote:
>this is my understanding of the RSUmmyy.
>
>My memory could be rusty on this, but many moons ago customers were tired of
>peeking through
>too many PTFs delivered in SMCREC, SMCCOR, PUTmmyy "recipients", and
>complained to IBM.
>As a r
> From: Jürgen Kehr
> One major idea behind this project is "to apply as few PTFs as possible,
> but as many PTFs as needed".
Jürgen,
this is my understanding of the RSUmmyy.
My memory could be rusty on this, but many moons ago customers were tired of
peeking through
too many PTFs delivere
On Thu, 17 May 2012 19:33:17 +, Jousma, David wrote:
>
>Picking and choosing what maintenance to apply will typically get you into
>trouble at some point especially if you have limited opportunities to
>implement said maintenance. If you have a weekly window, then you may operate
>on a diff
ugh.
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I agree with Radoslaw. Quite often, I am fo
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Jürgen
In my humble opinion every piece of software installed should serviced,
so I sustain the idea of aplying all PTFs.
Disclaimers (exceptions):
- One can have some software installed, but not used.
- I'm not talking about PTFs in error, etc.
- "Up to date" does not necessarily mean "from ye
Hi Radoslaw,
in your note you mentioned the idea to apply all (installable) PTFs.
This idea leads me to the reason for opening this topic. I'm involved in
an IBM project for preventive maintenance packages named CPMz. One major
idea behind this project is "to apply as few PTFs as possible, but
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