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Composite position, threaded hole pattern

I have a cylindrical part with a set of holes drilled 90 deg apart (3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, 9 o'clock and noon) around the circumference. Total of 8 holes- 4 at one level, 4 at another. The callout is very common to this type part, a PLTZF callout of .038" RFS to A|B, then a FRTZF callout of .018" RFS to A.

My question, if I have done this properly in my PC-DMIS program, is there any way that all 8 holes could pass for the upper PLTZF callout, and simultaneously all 8 holes fail the FRTZF callout? I can't see how they could, but when I executed a program recently that I've used on many of these same parts, this is exactly what the results show.

On a side-note, the drawing doesn't restrain all 6 degrees of freedom, so I chose a feature on the part that made sense to me to use to close that gap.

Thanks in advance Confused
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