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Example 3: Restoring PTFs using the GROUP operand SMP/E for z/OS Commands SA23-2275-01 |
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In Example 2, when you wanted to restore the three PTFs, you specified
all three in the select list. In a simple case like this, that was
very easy; in practice, however, many PTFs are related to one another,
and it may not be easy to determine which PTFs must be restored in
order to remove the bad one. The GROUP operand can be used to assist
in determining this. The following commands can be run to determine
which PTFs must be restored to restore UZ00003:
After running these commands, the various SMP/E reports can be used to determine that PTFs UZ00001, UZ00002, and UZ00003 should be restored. You can then determine the correct action: restore all, or accept some and then restore. |
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