RE: Any way to tell when a JVM on a midrange box was last updated? -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: RE: Any way to tell when a JVM on a midrange box was last updated?
From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2022 19:13:16 +0000
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Another question: Do you have this same problem on another system with the same JVM? Or is this particular program unique to this customer only?

Yet another point to ponder. If you rmvptf and it resolves it you will have to do one of two things.
1 - Get IBM to issue a fixing ptf
2 - Code around it
Because it's unfair, unreasonable, etc to assume that the customer(s) will never apply a ptf again.
Perhaps this new JVM deprecates some old function you are using. It's something you may have to address.

Rob Berendt

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