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			<title>Removing Temporary PTFs ?</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[We did a PTF update past weekend, and 1 of the temporary PTFs broke some applications trying to connect. I thought Temp PTFs could be fairly easily removed and without knowing which one, thought all 100 of them could be removed for now. But a consultant said not too, that it's too risky and could...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[We did a PTF update past weekend, and 1 of the temporary PTFs broke some applications trying to connect. I thought Temp PTFs could be fairly easily removed and without knowing which one, thought all 100 of them could be removed for now. But a consultant said not too, that it's too risky and could cause more problems.<br />
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So, just wondering what others think.]]></content:encoded>
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