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Running lslpp -L yields the following (shortened) output:

Fileset                      Level  State  Type  Description (Uninstaller)
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  DirectorCommonAgent        6.3.3.1    C     F    All required files of...

What does the Type-column mean and what are the valid types? Neither man lslpp nor IBM's own documentation seems to specify this?

Thanks,

Per
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It has to do with the type of image that was last applied for that lpp. For all practical purposes, you will see "I" for install images and "F" for update images. There can also be "M" which is for a "cumulative update" or a "maintenance level update" but I've never seen it used, and "E" which appears to be something specific for English.

pedz
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