Nice doc on ibm page (was RE: IBM Fax support for iSeries)

["Haase, Justin C." <justin.haase@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It also has an excellent doc about RCLSTG, as well as a screen shot from
a V5R4 system down at the bottom.  I especially like this section: 

Do not run the RCLSTG command for the following:
-- For physical or logical damage (soft/partial damage).
-- System power outages.
-- When unfamiliar messages are received.
-- System ended abnormally several times since the last RCLSTG command
was run. The RCLSTG command should not be necessary prior to an update
unless there is a warranted reason for running it.
-- Normal system maintenance.
-- Preparing for an upgrade


https://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/1444e529a72ba96486256a64006819
92/9373303619fb4b89862565c2007d4bcf?OpenDocument

Even some stuff on there that I wasn't aware of.  If link is busted, go
here: https://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.nsf/slkbase and select
vertical microcode. 


--
Justin C. Haase - iSeries System Engineer
IBM Certified Systems Expert - System i
Kingland Systems Corporation

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Hear you.  I just submitted feedback on some of those sites to get them
updated.  The main fax site still has links in the "more information" 
section to V4 manuals.

Rob Berendt
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I know that.  I was pointing out how confusing the whole Infocenter is.
If
I had stumbled across this page trying to find out (as the original
poster
was) about using 5798-FAX on V5R4 on an i5, then I would come away with 
the
conclusion of . . . I don't really know.  I would just know it didn't 
answer
my question.  Don't get me wrong, Cindy has helped me before with the
fax
product and (IIRC) IPP, and she really knows her stuff.

<tic> (sort of)
I just think the whole computer universe has gotten so complex there is
no
such thing as a straight answer anymore.
</tic>