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NoHIPER and HIPER - where this types of fixes are described on IBM???
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here for example :
nohiper = no High Impact Apar (i'm still lookin where does the 'e' come from
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regards
nohiper = no High Impact Apar (i'm still lookin where does the 'e' come from
)regards
Look no further... in the same book there's is a list of Acronyms & other terms in Appendix C:
HIPER
High Impact Pervasive. An APAR that
describes a serious problem or one
that has a wide spread impact. The
APAR should be reviewed and if
applicable, the PTF should be
installed as soon as possible.
NoHIPER - not a general/widespread/serious problem... You can run the system safely without it - install this fix at your earliest convenience.
HTH,
p5wizard
HIPER
High Impact Pervasive. An APAR that
describes a serious problem or one
that has a wide spread impact. The
APAR should be reviewed and if
applicable, the PTF should be
installed as soon as possible.
NoHIPER - not a general/widespread/serious problem... You can run the system safely without it - install this fix at your earliest convenience.
HTH,
p5wizard
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