118872-03 ksh patch breaks set construct wildcard

Not sure where to report solaris 10 bug, anyone know? So I will post it here.... Solaris 10 sparc patch 118872-03 breaks set construct wildcard. For example:
% ls [A-Z]*
will return filename of both upper and lowercase..
back out 118872-03 fix the problem. 118872-02 works..
-- Frogdeep

OK... not so sure the problem is with 118872-03 now. I look carefully even with the 118872-02 patch I still have the problem. So it is some other patch that is causing the problem. Let's say my system is fully patched.
On system we only have recommendated cluster patched:
% touch A aa B C D ee
% ls [a-z]
[a-z]: No such file or directory
On fully patched box:
% touch A aa B C D ee
% ls [a-z]
A B C D
Doh! Help! Something is not right :*(
-- Frogdeep

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