How can I check my IBM PMR status online?

How can I check my IBM PMR status online?

Check status of an electronically submitted problem

1. IBM support ticket number : In the IBM Flex System Manager, click System Status and Health > Problems view.
2. Ticket type : Check whether the ticket type is a PMR or a CROSS/RCMS case.

How do you determine PMR?

There’s no specific test for polymyalgia rheumatica, but it’s likely that a series of blood tests will be done. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and C-reactive protein (CRP) are blood tests that can be used to check the levels of inflammation in your body.

Does PMR go away?

With treatment, PMR symptoms usually lessen or go away within days. Without treatment, they may go away after a year but could take up to five years or more. Proper nutrition, activity, rest and following medication regimens are important for managing the condition.

Who creates PMR report?

A PMR is a Problem Management Report, which is a document that is used to manage any technical product issue that a customer reports to IBM. To create and submit a PMR, you must submit a service request by using the Service Request (SR) tool.

Is polymyalgia an autoimmune disease?

The cause of PMR is uncertain but it is believed to be an autoimmune disease in which the body’s own immune system attacks healthy tissues.

What is IBM Data Server Driver?

IBM Data server drivers are used by applications to access IBM Database Servers. IBM Data Server Drivers are middleware software products that are also known as database connectors. IBM provides a variety of database drivers and tools for use with different application programming languages.

What is IBM Data Server Driver Package?

Description. IBM Data Server Driver Package (DS Driver) This package contains drivers and libraries for various programming language environments. It provides support for Java (JDBC and SQLJ), C/C++ (ODBC and CLI), . NET drivers and database drivers for open source languages like PHP and Ruby.

Is PMR a disability?

Polymyalgia rheumatica can be a relatively benign condition that is extremely responsive to treatment. In some rare cases, permanent muscle weakness, degeneration and loss (atrophy) of muscle mass, and disability may occur.