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Subject: PTF Understanding.
From: DrFranken <midrange@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 5 Feb 2016 12:17:35 -0500
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Long story for why, but on an i 7.1 partition with TR11 already applied
I did SNDPTFORD SF99707 when I meant SF99706.

(707= TR, 706=High Availability)

I realized it just as I whacked Enter. Then I decided as an experiment to let it go. If TR11 is already applied then it should just spin through every PTF in the group with "already Applied." .... or so I thought.

... but it's downloading PTFs. Sure it spun through MANY as already applied but that seems odd to me that if a group is already applied that it could find new PTFs for that group.

NOTE: Yes many groups include other groups so that would make sense but the TR group does not.

Thoughts?

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