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Select Downloads/Patches and select Search for a BPCS Modification Request for a list of BPCS BMRs and cumulative releases for releases 6.1.00 and 8.0.00 that will correct the SQL problem so that the IBM code for suppressing SQL warnings is not required to be activated. SQL Warnings cause errors in many BPCS programs Obtain the proper objects for your BPCS release from BMR 73959 on the Infor Xtreme Support website. Starting in IBM i 6.1 many NEWI, DOCA or ALAUNCH library objects will fail to convert to the new operating system because they are not observable.
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Obtain BMR 73619 and BMR 73684 to install updated copies of these objects. Starting in IBM i 6.1 many secured source programs fail to convert to the new operating system because they are not observable. BMR 75728 should be installed before running installs for the affected products and versions listed above. Several LX and BPCS install processes use this outfile and will fail during the install process. Starting in IBM i 7.1 changes were made to the outfile for the DSPOPT command. By default WRKPTFGRP will show multiple levels, but you can specify WRKPTFGRP PTFGRPLVL(*LATEST) to only show the latest applied level.Īffected BPCS versions: LX 8.3.0, 8.3.1, 8.3.2, 8.3.3, 8.2.00, 8.1.00, 8.0.00, 6.1.00 Use the WRKPTFGRP command to check the current level of the installed PTF cum and groups on your system. The following link lists the IBM i Group PTFs for all IBM i releases, including links to the latest: The latest Db2 for i Group PTF (SF99703) can be found at this link: The latest HIPER Group PTF (SF99729) can be found at this link: The current Cumulative PTF documentation (SF99730) can be found at this link: Here are some useful links for finding and applying PTF groups. Other PTF groups which are recommended include the Database Group, Security Group, and HTTP Server Group. The most current IBM i 7.3 CUM and HIPER PTFs are strongly recommended as a minimum set. Currently, there are no individual required PTFs for IBM i 7.3 .
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Therefore, it is STRONGLY recommended that you put in place a process to regularly obtain and apply the latest update of the Group PTF for SQL and Database to your system.Īny PTFs required by BPCS programs which are NOT included in the database group PTF or latest Cumulative, are listed separately below. Seems like it would be easier to just stick with the current system, as blue ticks do appear on tweets, while at the same time, Twitter could add this new gray checkmark as an indicator that a user has confirmed their ID, thereby facilitating the need to verify human users.PTFs are not listed out individually below once they are part of the latest group PTF or cumulative release.
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So now, he’ll be able to revoke their verification status, in his own way.Ī key weakness, however, is that the gray tick will not be displayed on individual tweets - so if a user wants to confirm that they are interacting with an actual, ‘official’ Twitter account of a brand/celebrity, they’ll need to tap through to their full profile to see it. In other words not journalists. Elon has made his perspective on journalists pretty clear, that he doesn’t see them as any more credible than anyone else. So it’s exactly like the blue checkmark, but only for those that Twitter’s new management deems worthy of this ‘official’ recognition, which, thus far, will include ‘ government accounts, commercial companies, business partners, major media outlets, publishers and some public figures’. As you can see in this image, posted by Twitter’s Esther Crawford, some accounts will get a new, gray tick, that will appear beneath their username on their profile, which will denote that this is an ‘official’ account.
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