IIRC, SCO is for Software Change Order. That would probably designate a patch that is a dependency for some higher-level patch, i.e. you need to install patch#1 (the dependency SCO) before patch #2.

Just my interpretation. I'm no longer an HP/WTEC employee.

Christian Lheureux
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> Objet : [HP3000-L] The meaning of Dependency SCO?
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> Hi,
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> Can anyone help interpreting the exact meaning of the phrase 'Dependency
> SCO' as stated on many MPE patches?
> 
> TIA!
> 
> /Hans
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