On 28 Feb 2013 08:36, DrFranken wrote:
The system had not been IPLed in 2 years prior to this work and
there are a bunch of PTFs in SAVE FILE ONLY in QGPL so I
wouldn't put it past their previous admin to have had some PTFs
ready to apply at this IPL.
  I actually presumed the History or the SCPF joblog had been reviewed 
for that already, so what I had described was only about PTFs that had 
been applied *IMMED in the past 2yr for which PTF /activation/ would 
have transpired only since this latest pwrdwn\IPL.  That type of PTF 
activity, an activation, would likely no longer be visible; neither in 
the history nor any joblogs; although perhaps in the PTF database for 
any date-applied information that might be available.
  For any PTF activity specific to that IPL, beyond implicit PTF 
activations per the IPL for old PTF activity, so basically apply\remove 
activity, I recall there is an INSTALL menu that has a pre-coded DSPLOG 
to find all install\PTF-related messages in QHST.  And the request to 
WRKSPLF *SELECT SELECT(QSYS *N *N SCPF) will show the QPJOBLOG for the 
IPL, and that can be reviewed for any PTF activity as well; the SCPF 
joblog will also have logged anything odd that might have transpired.
  FWiW, might also be worth looking at output for EDTRBDAP and EDTRCYAP 
[or whatever\wherever are the settings for SMAPP; I do not recall], and 
reviewing the joblogs and history of the QDBSRVXR and QDBSRVXR2 jobs. 
If those jobs are /in peril/ they send "help me" messages to QSYSOPR, 
and functional difficulties with those jobs can be manifest in other 
jobs as waits [though for CLRLIB QTEMP, no work should be enqueued to 
those jobs; but that was one of the corrections noted in a v5r3 PTF in a 
prior reply, and I do not know if DLTF of a file in QTEMP was in prior 
releases improperly sending some work to the *DBXREF].
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