My understanding from CA is that it was pulled because it caused a problem in the Spectrum<->EEM integration, which we¹re not using. Regardless, we¹re stuck on H04 since hotfixes do not contain a rollback mechanism like patches do. We¹re putting in an ER for this.
On 5/26/11 9:49 AM, "David Game" <[email protected]> wrote: > Jim HF04 has been pulled due to an inordinate number of bugs! If you can > roll back to H03 until HF04 is ³fixed² I¹d strongly advise it. > > > > From: Pfleger, Jim [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 26 May 2011 16:09 > To: spectrum > Subject: [spectrum] H04 experiences (WAS: Problems with Spectrum 9.2 H03) > > As promised, here¹s an update on the issues from my previous email all four > were addressed in H04. I¹m awaiting final confirmation from our reporting guru > on the SRM issue, but I believe it¹s been resolved. Also, we¹re occasionally > getting duplicate notifications again, but the debug looks different from the > last time this happened, so we¹re treating it as a separate issue. > > Because of these fixes (and others) we installed H04 as soon as it was > available, so I can provide some early feedback. > * We¹ve found two events (so far) that are no longer logged to the events > database (0x1010a and 0x1010d, for model attr changes). We¹re going to now > conduct a full audit of what other undocumented event changes came with H04. > * It seems that our failover servers are sometimes being started as root > instead of ssadmin, which is mangling file permissions. The problem started > after H04, but it¹s not clear why yet, partly because it¹s only happening on > some of our failover servers. > * The negative alarm counts issue citied in the release notes is not > (completely) fixed, and we already have a new ticket open on it. > > That¹s all I have so far on H04. When I have anything else of note, I¹ll > definitely share it with the group. > > HTH, > Jim > --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
