Items fixed in iFixes
We're on IBM RTC CLM 6.0.2 and we're planning to apply iFix007. Before we implement the fix we would like to know exactly what is included in the iFix. I have searched IBM's site and searched Google and haven't found anything. I even ran a query on IBM's RTC website application and queried Planned For:
6.0.2 iFix007
...which only returned 17 Work Items and only one appeared to be on our list of hopefuls.
Can anyone tell me where on IBM's website that I can find this information? Much appreciate any help.
Thanks,
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Accepted answer
The obvious place to look is the readme.txt file. If you have already downloaded the iFix package, it is included in the package. If you are going to download it from IBM Fix Central, I believe you can download the readme.txt file separately.
Gary Woodward selected this answer as the correct answer
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Gary Woodward
commented Dec 22 '16, 12:17 p.m.
Thanks for the answer, Donald. I have reviewed the readme.txt file. It refers to what pieces it affects, I.e., Jazz Report Builder, Data Collection Component, but it doesn't seem to offer much in the way of detail. Is this all the detail that's available? Thanks again; I appreciate your response. Gary In the readme.txt file, there is a section listing all the APARs (defects) fixed in the iFix. Is it not what you're looking for? 8. APAR FIXES
Geoffrey Clemm
commented Dec 22 '16, 10:12 p.m.
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Yes, you have to scroll way down in the readme.txt file, past the list of what pieces it affects, and past the lists of instructions on how to install those pieces.
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I have question on how the readme.txt lists the items. When I'm looking at iFix007, I see as is shown above 'fixed in release 6.0.3'. Does this mean it is also included in the iFix?
Comments Hi Denise,
Denise McLaughlin
commented Dec 23 '16, 9:36 a.m.
Thank you Paul. |
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