Finding the level of GDDM-OS/2 Link code

GDDM V3R2 Diagnosis

Finding the level of GDDM-OS/2 Link code

GDDM V3R2 Diagnosis
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When reporting a problem, you may need to know the level of GDDM-OS/2 Link installed on a personal computer system.

This can be done either by starting the service level utility from the GDDM-OS/2 Link group, or by changing directory to X:\CMLIB in an OS/2 session (where X is the drive on which you installed the OS/2 Communications Manager) and issuing the following command:

GQFLEVEL

A list of the GDDM-OS/2 Link files and their level numbers is displayed. These level numbers indicate to the IBM Support Center staff what service has been applied.

A typical display is as follows:

\CMLIB: GQFTRACE.EXE 19216449 * GQFINST.EXE -------- GQFLEVEL.EXE 19216448 * GQFNHUS.HLP 19216450 * GQFFON.FON -------- GQFCLEAN.EXE 19216449 * GQFNBUS.INF 19216450 * GQFNYUS.HLP 19216449 * \CMLIB\DLL: GQFLAPIO.DLL -------- GQFBPS.DLL -------- GQFSTUB.DLL -------- GQFSYS.DLL 19216460 * GQFUPD.DLL 19216449 * GQFFON.DLL 19216449 * GQFNLUS.DLL 19216450 * GQFFILES.DLL 19216449 * GQFTRC.DLL 19216450 *

Notes:

1. 1xxxxxxx against a file name is the level number.

2. * against a file name means that the file can be serviced by GDDM-OS/2 Link.

3. -------- against a file name means that no level information was found. This probably means that the file is part of the emulator.

A problem exists if a file name has both * and -------- against it.

The displayed information is also written to a file called GQFLEVEL.DAT.

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