For my money, the quickest and most reliable way to find the 'latest PTF' of a load module is to use the PDS command or its progeny StarTool. Select the member you want to query in its load library. For example, we're currently working on module AMAPDUPL In MIGLIB. Use the 'HISTORY' subcommand:
Hi AMAPDUPL You get a display like below. It shows that PTF UA99435 was installed today. This is the fix BTW that allows the PDDU utility to use HTTPS instead of FTP to send doc to IBM. FWIW conventional FTP (as opposed to FTPS) will be disallowed in a few weeks. >------>HISTORY AMAPDUPL PDS060I Translator history by CSECT - B_TEXT :AMAPDUPL ASMA90 2019/05/23 569623400 V01M06 2019/05/23 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDOPX ASMA90 2019/05/23 569623400 V01M06 2019/05/23 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTI ASMA90 2013/02/20 569623400 V01M06 2013/02/20 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTB ASMA90 2013/02/20 569623400 V01M06 2013/02/20 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTC ASMA90 2013/02/20 569623400 V01M06 2013/02/20 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDUAM ASMA90 2012/04/24 569623400 V01M06 2012/04/24 PL/X-390 B_TEXT :AMAPDUUN ASMA90 2011/05/17 569623400 V01M06 2011/05/17 PL/X-390 PDS061I AMASPZAP update history by CSECT - PDS067I Member has 1 IDR blocks with space for 19 IDR entries PDS068I 0 IDR entries are in use; 19 are available for use PDS062I User-supplied update history by CSECT - B_TEXT :AMAPDOPX 2020/09/17 UA99435 B_TEXT :AMAPDUPL 2020/09/17 UA99435 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTB 2013/05/08 RSI30510404 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTI 2013/05/08 RSI30510403 B_TEXT :AMAPDUTC 2013/05/08 RSI30510401 B_TEXT :AMAPDUAM 2012/05/31 RSI21150009 B_TEXT :AMAPDUUN 2011/06/07 RSI11370040 PDS064I Last link-edited on 2020/09/17 12:07 by 5695PMB01-BINDERz/OS V02 M03 ******************************* Bottom of data ******************************* . . J.O.Skip Robinson Southern California Edison Company Electric Dragon Team Paddler SHARE MVS Program Co-Manager 323-715-0595 Mobile 626-543-6132 Office ⇐=== NEW [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Steve Smith Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2020 8:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: (External):Re: MEPL showing the latest PTF CAUTION EXTERNAL EMAIL PTF numbers are assigned in increasing order, but there's no real guarantee that reflects the order they apply in. In addition to Mark Jacobs' advice, you can also just list the sysmod you're interested in; as it could have been SUPed and not show up directly on the MOD entry. sas On Thu, Sep 17, 2020 at 10:44 AM Mark Jacobs < [email protected]> wrote: > Execute a batch SMP/e job; > > LIST MOD(modname) XREF. > > That'll list all the PTFS and such that touched that module. > > Mark Jacobs > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
