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HIGHLIGHTS
o Provides support of System/390 including PR/SM (TM) and ES
Conversion Channel. IBM 3390 DASD is fully supported
o Offers support for larger real memory, more partitions, the
dynamic channel subsystem, and virtual storage constraint relief
(VSCR) for greater capacity
o Participates in transaction processing strategy through CICS/VSE
(TM) and Extended Recovery Facility (XRF) for enhanced
availability
o Offers an ESA/390 operating system platform for remote unattended
systems
o Upgrades of CICS/VSE and ACF/VTAM (TM) for greater MVS/ESA
affinity
o Optional IBM licensed program products VS COBOL II, CSP, and
SQL/DS available for SAA application development
DESCRIPTION
GROWTH ENABLEMENT
VSE/ESA Version 1 supports IBM's newest technology.
Processors:
o IBM ES/9000 (TM) Models 330, 340
- Logical Partitioned mode
o ES/3090-9000T (TM) Models 15T, 17T, 18T
- Logical Partitioned mode
o ES/9000 Models 190, 210, 260, 320
- Basic ESA/390 mode
- Logical Partitioned mode
o ES/9000 Models 120, 130, 150, 170
- Basic ESA/390 mode
- Logical Partitioned mode
- Basic System/370 mode
o IBM Micro Channel (R) 370 Models 110, 112, 114.
(R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
I/O:
o 3390 DASD Models 1 and 2 in native mode*
o IBM 9336 DASD Models 1 and 2
o IBM 0671 DASD Models 4 and 8 for ES/9371
o Dynamic Channel Subsystem
o Extended Count-Key-Data (ECKD (TM))
o ES Conversion Channels.
* Fulfills the final part of the VSE Statement of Direction in
IBM Product Announcement 189-181, dated November 14, 1989.
Removal of constraints results in potential for significant
increases in capacity and throughput, complementing the
price/performance of System/390 technology.
Larger Real Memory: Supports up to 384MB of real memory. This
is 24 times the limit of 16MB in VSE/SP. Larger real memory can
reduce paging and complements the additional private space and
increased number of partitions in VSE/ESA Version 1.
Virtual Storage Constraint Relief: ACF/VTAM is moved from
shared storage and placed in a private address space. This reduces
shared storage requirements and results in increased storage
available to user applications. On ESA processors, VSE/POWER can
also be moved from shared storage, and access registers are used by
VTAM (TM) and POWER for best performance.
Users may see available user storage increase by as much as
2-4MB per address space. For example, in a typical CICS application
limited by available user storage, an extra 3MB may allow a 30%
increase in the number of active users.
Dynamic Partitions: A new type of partition has been added.
They are called dynamic because they exist only as long as they are
needed. Dynamic partitions are grouped by class and jobs are
scheduled by class. The theoretical maximum is in the range of
150-200. Actual number of concurrently active partitions is
dependent upon the processor, system configuration, and customer
environment and job profile.
The number of static partitions remains at 12.
Dynamic partitions can yield significant added throughput for
batch processing. They can help increase CICS (TM) capacity and
availability. With the increased number of partitions, it is now
reasonable to use additional CICS partitions for added capacity or as
alternative CICS partitions for higher availability using facilities
of XRF.
More Address Spaces: In prior versions of VSE, the maximum
number of address spaces is nine. Each of the new dynamic partitions
occupies an address space of its own. The number of address spaces
is thus (9 + (1 x dynamic partitions)).
The maximum virtual size of any one address space remains
16MB.
More Total Virtual Memory: The maximum total virtual memory
(VSIZE) is 256MB. This is two times the old VSIZE of 128MB. The
maximum virtual I/O area (VIO) is 128MB. This is more than three
times the old VIO of 40MB.
Dynamic Channel Subsystem: VSE/ESA Version 1 supports Dynamic
Path Selection and Dynamic Path Reconnect for more efficient I/O. Up
to 256 channels are supported, or 16 times the previous limit. Up to
eight paths are supported to a single device. The result is
significantly more I/O capacity.
VSE/ESA and PR/SM (TM): When combined with PR/SM on
System/390, VSE/ESA Version 1 offers new growth enhancing
capabilities for the VSE customer. Potential uses include:
o Customers with several VSE guests under VM/ESA may use VM/ESA's
Multiple Preferred Guest support, to achieve better performance
of the VSE guests.
o Some VSE/VM customers may choose to run VSE/ESA Version 1
production in a logical partition (LPAR) and run their VM with
CMS and/or VSE test in a separate LPAR to simplify their
environment. Customers considering such a configuration may need
additional I/O devices and I/O attachment hardware.
o VSE customers without VM today may use separate LPARs for
production and test or to ease migration from VSE/SP to VSE/ESA
Version 1.
BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
VSE/ESA Version 1 enhances application opportunities in two major
areas, enhanced availability and remote unattended systems.
Enhanced Availability: Includes considerations of planned as
well as unplanned downtime. The XRF capability of CICS/VSE Version 2
Release 1 addresses these emerging requirements in an economical,
evolutionary way while protecting existing investments in programs
and skills.
In a single Central Electronic Complex (CEC) configuration, a
partially initialized alternate CICS partition can take over from the
active CICS in a preplanned, automated way. Restart time is reduced
and disruption to end users minimized.
XRF can also help reduce planned downtime. For example,
control can be transferred to the alternate CICS when there is
service or maintenance to be applied to the active CICS. In this
way, service to end-users can continue.
These same advantages, and more, apply to a single CEC where
the active and alternate CICS are in separate LPARs under PR/SM. In
a dual CEC configuration there is the added advantage of processor
redundancy.
Centrally Managed Remote Unattended Systems: VSE/ESA Version 1
continues to enhance the remote unattended environment. Output of a
standalone DUMP can now be directed to DASD or tape. This
complements extensive unattended functions introduced in VSE/SP
Version 4. Among VSE optional products for this environment, DSNX
Version 2 Release 1 now includes capability for distributing
microcode to an IBM 9371. VSE/OCCF Version 1 Release 4 supports
dynamic partitions.
A complementary product (not part of VSE/ESA), MVS Central
Node Administration Tool (MVS/CNAT, 5685-136), offers enhanced
capabilities for management of remote unattended VSE nodes by an MVS
host. Refer to IBM Programming Announcement 289-328, dated
June 20, 1989 or the MVS/CNAT General Information Manual (GC33-6440)
for details.
INVESTMENT PROTECTION
For VSE/ESA customers, MVS affinity means access to richer, more
productive SAA products (VS COBOL II or CSP). VSE/ESA Version 1
supports the full range of uniprocessors from Micro Channel 370 to
ES/9000 Model 340. Dual and multiprocessors are supported under
PR/SM or VM. Customers have the granularity to handle a wide variety
of requirements.
For customers affiliated with an MVS enterprise, MVS affinity
can result in savings through sharing of skills and programs.
For customers contemplating a move to MVS/ESA, MVS affinity
means they can develop SAA applications under VSE/ESA with confidence
that important new investments can be migrated when the time is
right.
IBM Business Partners who develop and market applications for
the MVS CICS platform can leverage existing and future investments.
VSE affinity to MVS can allow them to address a substantial worldwide
VSE opportunity in small and intermediate data centers (and remote
unattended systems in large MVS enterprises).
CICS/VSE Version 2 Release 1: Replaces CICS/DOS/VS. This
enhanced level of CICS brings the Extended Recovery Facility (XRF) to
the VSE customer. It includes better multiregion operation (MRO)
performance, and improved serviceability. Included are transaction
routing for LU6.2, dynamic transaction routing, and connectivity to
CICS OS/2 (R) for cooperative processing. Support of SAA VS COBOL II
is added.
For more details, refer to IBM Programming Announcement
290-521, dated September 5, 1990.
ACF/VTAM Version 3 for VSE/ESA: Moving most of VTAM to a
private address space is a key element in VSCR. VTAM itself now has
up to 12MB available, yielding additional network capacity and
availability. Functions for increased availability, enhanced
connectivity, improved performance, and decreased network definition
which are now part of ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3 for MVS and VM are
included.
For more details, refer to IBM Programming Announcement
290-555, dated September 5, 1990.
Key new and upgraded optional products:
o VS COBOL II is IBM's SAA COBOL language. It has been updated to
bring ANSI 85 standards to VSE. Applications can be portable.
Customer productivity and program reliability and maintainability
can be improved through structured programming techniques.
Double Byte Character Support (DBCS) includes translation of
compiler diagnostics, run time messages, and report headings into
Japanese. For more details, refer to IBM Programming
Announcement 290-533, dated September 5, 1990.
o Cross Systems Product Version 3 Release 3 is IBM's SAA
application generator. The programmable workstation (PWS)
feature exploits OS/2 graphics and power for greater programmer
productivity.
o SQL/DS Version 3 Release 1 is IBM's SAA Relational DBMS for VSE.
It provides added usability and performance improvements along
with a new procedure exit for NLS sort use. With VSE/ESA
Version 1 large real memory and VSCR, additional SQL/DS capacity
and throughput can be achieved.
SQL/DS Version 3 Release 1 provides VS COBOL II
preprocessor support via a Small Programming Enhancement (SPE).
This SPE is integrated with SQL/DS when it is delivered as an
Optional Licensed Program Product with the VSE/ESA Version 1
package.
o VSE/OCCF Version 1 Release 4
o VSE/DSNX Version 2 Release 1
o DW/370 Version 2 Release 1
o GDDM (TM)/VSE Version 2 Release 3
o DL/I DOS/VS Version 1 Release 9.
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
VSE/ESA Version 1 offers increased productivity for systems
programmers and operations staff.
Constraint Relief: The same items which contribute to capacity
improvements in VSE/ESA Version 1 can result in savings or improved
productivity of systems programmer and operations staff. Reduced
requirements for tuning and balancing the system may mean more time
and skills available to work on applications which improve business
competitiveness. For example, the systems staff need no longer be
concerned about potential growth of ACF/VTAM and POWER in the common
area and a resulting reduction in user storage. In another example,
added partitions may mean a reduction in extra shift hours for some
customers.
CICS/VSE Version 2 Release 1 XRF: With XRF an automated,
preplanned takeover can be achieved which lessens dependency on
operations staff during critical periods of unplanned downtime. In
addition, XRF allows planned service or maintenance of CICS by the
systems staff while continuing to service end-users.
Documentation Improvements: Much of the documentation for
VSE/ESA Version 1 has been restructured to better reflect the
integrated nature of components. The result is easier retrieval of
information due to a more logical organization.
New softcopy options are available. Some documents for
VSE/ESA Version 1 will be available in source form (text plus IBM
BookMaster (R) tags). This gives users of VSE/ESA and VM/ESA the
ability to use IBM BookManager (TM) under VM. A smaller group of
VSE/ESA Version 1 documents will be available in readable form.
Using BookManager under DOS or OS/2, the user can down load one or
more of these readable manuals to a PWS with sufficient hard disk
capacity.
VSE/POWER: In response to user requests, a transmitter exit
has been added. Using this exit users may insert or delete records
before a file is sent. For example, users are able to insert
standard separator pages into a series of files being transmitted to
a remote location.
VSE/VSAM: Contains responses to three GUIDE requirements. It
is now possible to write to a cluster from CMS and read immediately
from VSE using a read only catalog. A REWIND option has been added
which keeps the tape unit ready after a backup or restore job.
VSE/FAST COPY: Using multiple track read for ECKD DASD,
performance has been improved. It will accept control statements
from SYSLOG. Messages requesting permission can be suppressed.
Interactive Interface (II): Configuration dialogs have been
streamlined. The result is fewer panels with reduced redundancy and
duplication. A new concept of generic specifications reduces the
impact of hardware changes and can improve maintainability and
productivity.
Standalone DUMP to Disk: The standalone DUMP program can
reside on either disk or tape with the output of the standalone DUMP
directed to that same disk or tape. Dialogs for problem handling
have been extended to better support the analysis of standalone dumps
on either tape or disk.
National Language Support: VSE/ESA Version 1 will provide
panels, messages, and helps in the following languages: US English,
German, Japanese, and Spanish.
DBCS console devices are supported. In addition to translated
messages supplied with Japanese, other subsystems or user
applications can now communicate with the operator in a DBCS
language.
END-USER PRODUCTIVITY
VSE/ESA Version 1 takes advantage of the technology of System/390 for
improved response time and addition of new users and/or applications.
Enhanced availability options can help improve end-user productivity
and customer service. Until now, VSE/VM customers may have spread
production work among VSE virtual systems in ways which may have been
inconvenient to end-users, but which were necessary to overcome VSE
constraints. Some of these systems may now be recombined where
appropriate with the end-user's needs taking priority over
requirements of the system.
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 contains the following IBM
licensed component programs:
VSE/ESA VERSION 1 RELEASE 1 IBM BASE PRODUCTS
Licensed Program Program Version,
Program Functions Name Number Release
Basic System VSE/Advanced 5686-032 5.1.0
Control Functions (1,4)
System Produc- VSE/SP Unique Code 5686-028 5.1.0
tivity Support (1,5)
Display Station and ACF/VTAM for 5666-363 3.3.0
Networking Control VSE/ESA (2)
BTAM-ES 5746-RC5 1.1.0
(2)
Transaction CICS/VSE 5686-026 2.1.0
Processing (1,2,4)
CICS/VSE Report 5686-026 2.1.0
Controller Feature (1,2,5)
Interactive Control VSE/ICCF 5686-036 3.1.0
(1,2)
Spooling and VSE/POWER 5686-033 5.1.0
Networking Control (1,2)
Data Management VSE/VSAM 5686-037 2.1.0
(VSE+VM) (1,2)
VSE/VSAM Space 5686-037 N.A.
Mgmt. Feature (1,2)
Utilities VSE/VSAM Backup/ 5686-037 N.A.
Restore Feature (1,2)
DITTO for 5688-052 3.2.0
VSE and VM (2)
VSE/FAST COPY 5686-034 2.1.0
(1,2,5)
Problem Diagnosis VSE/EREP 5656-260 3.4.2
(3)
VSE/OLTEP 5656-092 1.1.0
(3)
Device Support ICKDSF 5747-DS2 1.12.0
(3)
Notes:
1. Integral, and tested part of VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1.
2. Integral part of VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1, but can be deleted
from the system order if desired. If this is done, the product
must also be deleted from the customer's system during
installation.
3. The SCP products EREP, OLTEP, and ICKDSF are shipped together
automatically with VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1. They are not
part of the Licensed Program Specifications of VSE/ESA Version 1
Release 1.
4. Will be shipped partially as OCO product.
5. Will be shipped as OCO products.
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 Optional IBM Licensed Program
Products complement the VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 offering
according to the customer's specific needs in areas such as:
application development productivity, data base management systems,
networking, and distributed data processing (DDP) support.
The licensed programs are service synchronized with the
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 base. They may be ordered and delivered
with VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1. Multiple optional IBM licensed
programs ordered together with VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 will be
delivered stacked on one or more tape reels, 3480 cartridges, or
1/4-inch tape cartridges. Individual licensing is required each
optional IBM licensed program.
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 optional IBM licensed programs
have been tested together with VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1.
Interproduct/component dependencies are resolved for the VSE/ESA
Version 1 Release 1 user. Dialog support for installation and
service of these products is provided in VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1.
OPTIONAL IBM LICENSED PROGRAMS AVAILABLE WITH VSE/ESA VERSION 1
RELEASE 1:
VERSION,
PROGRAM RELEASE,
PROGRAM NAME NUMBER MODIFICATION
System Control
VSE/Access Control -
Logging and Reporting 5746-XE7 1.2.0
VSE/OCCF 5746-XC5 1.4.0
VSE Software Inventory 5686-004 1.2.0
Control
Network Control
ACF/NCP for IBM 3725 5668-854 4.3.1
ACF/SSP 5666-322 3.5.0
ACF/NCP for IBM 3720/3745 5668-738 5.3.0
EP for ACF/NCP 5.3.0 5735-XXB 1.7.0
NetView (R) 5666-343 1.2.0
FTP MVS/VSE 5668-932 2.2.0
Compiler and Tools
VS COBOL II Library 5688-022 1.3.2
VS COBOL II Compiler + Lib 5688-023 1.3.2
VS COBOL II Comp+Lib+Debug 5668-958 1.3.2
CICS/DDM VSE 5686-018 1.2.0
DOS/VS Sort Merge 5746-SM2 2.5.0
DOS/VS COBOL 5746-CB1 1.3.0
DOS/VS RPG II 5746-RG1 1.3.0
DOS PL/I
Opt. Compiler and Libraries 5736-PL3 1.6.0
Optimizing Compiler 5736-PL1 1.6.0
Resident Library 5736-LM4 1.6.0
Transient Library 5736-LM5 1.6.0
SDF/CICS 5746-XXT 1.5.0
SDF/CICS Kanji feature
CICSPARS/VSE 5666-329 1.1.1
CICSVR/VSE 5686-011 1.1.0
Remote Control Support
DSX 5668-915 3.2.0
VSE/DSNX 5686-041 2.1.0
Data Base
SQL/DS 5688-103 3.1.0
DL/I DOS/VS 5746-XX1 1.9.0
Query DL/I 5666-351 1.1.2
DP and Business
Professional Support
CSP/AD 5668-813 3.3.0
CSP/AD PWS feature
CSP/AE 5668-814 3.3.0
GDDM IMD 5668-801 2.1.0
GDDM VSE 5666-328 2.3.0
GDDM VSE NL feature
GDDM PCLK feature
GDDM PGF 5668-812 2.1.0
GDDM PGF - NL feature
GDDM IVU 5668-723 1.1.0
GDDM IVU - NL feature
QMF (TM)/VSE 5666-292 1.1.0
QMF/VSE - NL feature
VERSION,
PROGRAM RELEASE,
PROGRAM NAME NUMBER MODIFICATION
Office Support
PS/CICS 5666-318 1.3.1
DISOSS/370 5666-270 3.4.0
DW/370 5686-022 2.1.0
DW/370 VSE - NL feature
STATEMENT OF GENERAL DIRECTION
VSE/ESA direction
It is IBM's intention to:
o Increase VSE/ESA affinity to MVS/ESA and SAA in the context of a
family of ESA/390 operating systems.
o Selectively exploit the ESA/390 capabilities of ES/9000 systems
such as 31-bit virtual addressing, data spaces, and ESCON (TM)
channels.
o Introduce an SAA C language to the VSE/ESA environment.
o Introduce a new PSF as an optional product of VSE/ESA.
VSE/ESA Relationship to SAA
VSE is IBM's strategic ESA operating system for mid-range
online transaction processing and commercial batch environments. The
significant improvements being announced today (VSE/ESA Version 1
Release 1), demonstrate IBM's commitment to VSE as a key investment
area. In addition, IBM will use the strong affinity that exists
between VSE and SAA to make many SAA capabilities available to VSE
customers:
1. SAA applications can be written and run under VSE CICS and can
also be ported to MVS CICS. IBM will maintain this VSE CICS
consistency with the MVS CICS transaction processing environment.
2. To keep the VSE CICS environment consistency with MVS CICS, VSE
will support the following SAA components directly:
o SAA Languages: Cross System Product is already available. VS
COBOL II for VSE is being announced today. IBM will provide
an SAA C compiler for VSE.
o SAA Relational Data Base: SQL/DS is already available. In
the future, SQL/DS will exploit new VSE/ESA capabilities to
provide additional performance improvement and functions.
o SAA Connectivity: Most SNA protocols and services and all
protocols and services important to transaction processing
are already available in VSE. IBM has already stated it will
provide CPI-C support through CICS in VSE.
3. A VSE host can communicate with workstations running IBM EASEL
for OS/2 EE as easily as any SAA host and thereby add the
advantages of a CUA graphical user interface to existing 3270
applications. In addition, the relationship of VSE CICS to CICS
OS/2 allows two alternative ways to use CUA: the OS/2
Presentation Manager (TM) for Graphical CUA, and the OS/2 Dialog
Manager for Entry or Text CUA.
4. VSE will participate in the SAA concept of the integrated
enterprise. This means that VSE will play a role in the SAA
solutions for network management, distributed files, AD/Cycle
(TM) (as a target environment), etc, in addition to the items
listed above.
5. A VSE user requiring SAA elements or applications that are not
supported directly by VSE, such as other languages, repository
services, etc., can access them either through MVS or through VM.
VM systems are readily available for those VSE systems running as
guest machines, as are MVS systems where VSE is participating in
a distributed network.
EDUCATION SUPPORT
Education VSE/ESA Facilities and Migration Considerations
(A3809) is provided in classroom courses at various locations.
A description of these self-study and classroom courses is
contained in the Catalog of IBM Education (G320-1244). Call IBM
Direct Education at the toll-free number, 1-800-426-2468, for
schedules, and enrollments.
SCHEDULE
Availability is planned for December 28, 1990.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SPECIFIED OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
MACHINE REQUIREMENTS: VSE/ESA Version 1 provides support for ES/9000
Models 120, 130, 150, 170, and ES/9000 Models 190, 210, 260, 320 in
basic ESA/390 mode. VSE/ESA Version 1 is also supported on all
System/390 processors in Logical Partitioned mode or under VM/ESA.
System/370 mode of VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 also supports ES/9000
Models 120, 130, 150, 170 in basic System/370 mode and the Micro
Channel 370 Models 110, 112, and 114.
VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 also supports all processors
currently supported by VSE/SP Version 4 except System/370 Models 135
and 138. A complete list of IBM processors supported by VSE/ESA can
be found in the VSE/ESA Planning Manual (SC33-6503). This manual
also provides a list of devices supported by VSE/ESA including those
devices newly added or removed.
MINIMUM CONFIGURATION:
1. The minimum processor storage required for VSE/ESA Version 1 is
4MB. Depending on products used and the customer environment,
more processor storage may be required.
2. Approximately 430MB of system DASD (depending on the type) on two
volumes is required for a standard system. A detailed DASD
layout can be found in the VSE/ESA Installation Manual
(SC33-6504).
3. One tape unit is required to install VSE/ESA Version 1.
4. One line printer or local terminal printer (with approximately
300 lpm) is required.
5. At least one CICS display unit.
6. A systems console.
PROGRAMMING REQUIREMENTS
MODE COMPARISON
VSE/ESA SUPERVISOR
MODES 370 ESA
PROCESSOR MODES 370 ESA/390
NEW VSE/ESA FUNCTIONS
Larger Real Mem (>16MB) No Yes
VSCR
VTAM in priv addr sp Yes Yes (1)
POWER in priv addr sp No Yes (1)
Dynamic Partitions Yes Yes
More Address Spaces Yes Yes
More Channels No Yes
Dynamic Channel Subsys No Yes
ES Conversion Channel No Yes (2)
Notes:
1. Access registers used.
2. VSE ES Conversion Channel support allows for point-to-point
connections from the processor to an ESCON Converter Model 1. It
does not support IBM 3172, 3174, and 3175.
SUPERVISOR MODES: VSE/ESA is offered in four supervisor modes (E
mode is no longer supported) for customer investment protection and
growth.
1. ESA mode (new) provides the richest support in VSE/ESA. ESA mode
supports real memories greater than 16MB and the Dynamic Channel
subsystem. ESA mode supports ESA processors and tolerates 370-XA
processors for investment protection.
2. 370 mode offers many VSE/ESA capabilities and values to users
with installed System/370 processors. This provides significant
investment protection as well as the flexibility of migration to
VSE/ESA Version 1 prior to installation of ESA/390 processors.
370 mode can also be used with the ES/9000 Models 120, 130, 150,
170 in basic System/370 mode and Micro Channel 370.
3. VMESA mode (new) is essentially the same as VM mode but adds
support for the Dynamic Channel subsystem.
4. VM mode offers a VM handshaking system in a single real address
space of up to 16MB.
VSE/VM ENVIRONMENT: VSE/ESA is supported on any processor (including
dual and multiprocessors) running under VM as long as VM itself
supports that processor. VSE/ESA will run with the following
versions of VM in the indicated modes:
VSE/ESA SUPERVISOR MODES
VM VERSIONS 370 VM ESA VMESA
VM/SP R5 or 6 V,R V No No
VM/SP R5 or 6 with HPO V,R V No No
VM/ESA V1, S/370 Feature V,R V No No
VM/XA (TM) SP R1 or 2 V,R,F V V,R,F V
VM/ESA V1, ESA Feature V,R,F V V,R,F V
VM Linkage Enhancements Yes Yes Yes Yes
VSE DAT On Off On Off
VSE Paging & CCW Trans Yes No Yes No
VM modes
V = Virtual Guest.
R = Real or Preferred Guest.
F = Multiple Preferred Guests possible (PR/SM required).
Most VM linkage enhancements (not IUCV) previously available
only in the VM mode of VSE are now available for all VSE/ESA modes.
In both MODE=VM and VMESA, the VSE guest is limited to 16MB virtual.
Preferred Machine Assist (PMA) was designed to provide
performance improvements when running under VM by dedicating real
resources to a VSE virtual machine. With System/390 and PR/SM,
multiple preferred machines may be used with VM/ESA (with ESA
feature) and VSE/ESA (370 or ESA mode) for performance benefits
similar to those provided by PMA.
LIMITATIONS: Dynamic partitions have some limitations which do not
apply to static partitions (no VTAM, BTAM or DOS/VS COBOL compiles,
for example). However, most CICS/VSE and batch work is fully
supported. For more details, contact your IBM marketing
representative.
The IBM VSE Performance Tool (VSE/PT, 5796-PLQ), will not be
supported on VSE/ESA Version 1. However, there are vendor products
which can be used. For more details, contact your IBM marketing
representative.
IBM Distributed Systems Executive (DSX) Version 3 Release 2
(5668-915) contains some functions which use IBM Interactive System
Productivity Facility (ISPF) Version 1 Release 1 (5668-960). ISPF is
not supported on VSE/ESA. Therefore, customers should be aware that
they may need to use equivalent batch interfaces for some functions.
Certain other functions of DSX may not be available. Customers
should carefully review DSX documentation and their anticipated use
of the product.
PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Two elements of performance are resource
usage and capacity.
Resource usage refers to the number of instructions executed
and number of I/O operations as examples. All other things being
equal, VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 resource usage is similar to
VSE/SP Version 4.
Capacity improvement (growth potential) is the major
performance news in VSE/ESA Version 1 especially ESA mode.
Improvement is made possible by the following enhancements: larger
real memory, virtual storage constraint relief, new dynamic
partitions, more address spaces, more total virtual memory, and
dynamic channel subsystem.
For Transaction Processing: In ESA mode, the virtual storage
constraint relief may be as much as 2MB or more. For a single CICS
partition this means the potential for a corresponding capacity
increase, or approximately 30% more active users (without needing to
use CICS transaction routing). The dynamic partitions and more real
storage allow for more CICS partitions and the potential for even
greater capacity gains.
For Batch Processing: The large number of dynamic partitions
can mean significantly more capacity for batch jobs as well,
depending on characteristics of the batch workload. For example, the
degree to which jobs are independent and can be run in parallel or
are serial in nature, can influence potential throughput gains.
VSE/ESA Version 1 also has performance improvements in the
support of ECKD devices, especially for VSE/FAST COPY using multiple
track reads.
Capacity improvements for any specific customer will depend
upon workload characteristics, machine configuration, and operational
effectiveness. Capacity increases can be realized only if enough
processing power, real memory, and I/O capacity are provided.
Further virtual storage constraint relief and capacity
potential can be expected in the future when 31-bit addressing is
used to support CICS/VSE programs beyond 16MB for ESA/390.
Additional performance information will be available prior to
availability.
USER GROUP REQUIREMENTS: This announcement addresses numerous
customer requests and satisfies fully or partially 26 requirements
from the GUIDE User Group, and 11 from the COMMON User Group listed:
GO4CPR88002 VSE support for extended hard/software
facilities
-- More than 16MB real storage
-- More than 16 channels
-- More than 12 partitions
-- More virtual storage
ESDOSD82007 More real and virtual storage
ESDOSD86250 More than 16MB real
GO4CPR86027 More than 16MB real
GO4CPR84008 More than 16 channels
ESVSES88036 More than 16MB real
ESDOSD89009 XA support
ESDOSD89022 ESA support in VSE
S7-0093 (COMMON Spring 1988) More than 16MB real
S7-0091 (COMMON Spring 1988) More than 16MB real
GO4CPR88004 More than 3 address spaces
ESDOSD89016 More partitions
ESVSES87005 More partitions
ESVSES88014 More partitions
ESDOSD89005 Dynamic partition size
S7-0074 (COMMON Fall 1987) More partitions
S7-0016 (COMMON Spring 1989) More partitions
S7-0017 (COMMON Spring 1989) Dynamic partitions
GO4CPR88042 POWER should run in a private VSE address
space
ESDOSD89014 POWER and VTAM should use private address
spaces
GO4CPR84058 POWER in private space
ESVSES88004 POWER in private space
GO4CPR88040 ACF/VTAM should run in a private VSE
address space
S7-0078 (COMMON Spring 1988) POWER in private partition
S7-0079 (COMMON Spring 1988) VTAM in private partition
S7-0092 (COMMON Spring 1988) VTAM in private partition
S7-0010 (COMMON Spring 1989) VTAM in private partition
GO4CPR88067 Support return codes in FAST COPY
GO4CPR89004 Rearrange order of dump
GO4CPR89039 Stand alone dump to disk
S7-0011 (COMMON Spring 1989) Single key stroke option
for printing
S7-0083 (COMMON Spring 1988) Easy print option in II
GO4CPR88056 Impede sending messages to all users (II)
GO4CPR86018 Read-only access in a VM environment
GO4CPR86050 Cancel step return code 16
GO4CPR84063 Backup/Restore to allow user control of tape
position
GO4CPR89043 ICCF procedure enhancements
Note: GOxxxxxxxxx = GUIDE
ESxxxxxxxxx = GUIDE
S7-xxxx = COMMON
PLANNING INFORMATION
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES: The customer is responsible for the
evaluation of the adequacy of the offering to address individual
customer requirements, and for the selection, implementation, and
adequacy of security procedures for their applications (refer to the
Security, Audibility and Control section). The VSE/ESA Installation
(SC33-6504), and VSE/ESA Planning (SC33-6503) manuals will serve as
an aid for this task.
INSTALLABILITY:
o Most of the functions in VSE/ESA Version 1 remove existing
limitations and are transparent to the user.
o Usability of machine configuration dialogs has been improved over
VSE/SP Version 4.
o The predefined environments offer a system layout with static and
dynamic partitions. Full utilization of dynamic partitions will
require a small amount of JCL changes and operator training to
introduce job classes.
o VSE/ESA Version 1 customers running ESA mode on System/390 or any
ESA or 370XA processor must do an Input/Output Configuration Data
Set (IOCDS) generation for the dynamic channel subsystem.
ENHANCED SERVICE SUPPORT OFFERING: The IBM SoftwareXcel family of
offerings is available to reduce the time to reach the VSE/ESA
platform by performing many of the activities usually performed by
the customer's technical staff while improving the on-going system
software service environment. Services ranging from enhanced
electronic support to customized product and service installation and
system migration services are available.
PACKAGING: The VSE/ESA Version 1 is distributed via tape or
cartridge media. The number of tapes or cartridges depend on the
number of optional products ordered.
VENDOR TESTING: To enable software vendors to port their
applications to VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1, IBM is inviting vendors
to participate in an Early Test Program (ETP). This program, offered
prior to availability of VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1, will provide a
suitable system environment for verification test and access to new
functions. The program is made available through the IBM Software
Vendor System Support Center in Dallas, Texas, call 1-800-627-8363 or
1-817-962-8102 for more information.
SECURITY, AUDITABILITY AND CONTROL
The announced program uses the existing security and
auditability features of its components.
User management is responsible for evaluation, selection, and
implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and
appropriate controls in application systems and communication
facilities.
ORDERING INFORMATION
An order for VSE/ESA Version 1 consists of both of the
following:
o Two or more individual licensed program component orders
(composed of base programs and optional programs)
o One System Program Order (SPO).
The individual licensed program component orders are required
for asset registration and billing. The SPO order is required to
stack the machine-readable materials for each program onto one medium
for delivery.
NEW LICENSEES
Orders for VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 must be placed using the HONE
configurator CFPROGS. Orders for new licenses will be accepted now.
Unless a later date is specified, orders entered prior to December
28, 1990 will be scheduled for shipment January 31, 1991. Orders
entered after December 28, 1990 will be scheduled for the week
following order entry.
New users of VSE/ESA Version 1 should specify:
Type: 5750 Model: ACD
BASIC LICENSE: To order a basic license for an individual component
program, specify the program number, feature number 9001 for asset
registration, and the appropriate registration feature number. For a
graduated one-time charge or graduated monthly license charge,
specify one of the feature numbers as applicable and corresponding to
the group that contains the designated machine.
DSLO LICENSE: To order a DSLO license for an individual component
program, specify the program number, feature 9901 for asset
registration, the appropriate registration feature number, and the
feature number for a graduated one-time charge or graduated monthly
license charge that corresponds to the group containing the
designated machine.
Ordering a DSLO feature will result in IBM maintaining a
record of this customer location as a DSLO user only. All material
for the DSLO license must be ordered by the basic license. If a user
selects DSLO, no other feature numbers are valid for this order and
no program materials or updates will be shipped.
BASIC AND DSLO LICENSES: The group can be determined by referring to
the Exhibit for IBM System/370 and System/390 Machines (Z125-3901) or
the Exhibit for Non-IBM Machines (Z125-3902) that are associated with
the Agreement for IBM Licensed Programs (Z125-3358).
ENTRY SUPPORT LICENSE (ESL) OR LICENSE TO USE (LTU): To order an ESL
or LTU license, specify the program number, feature number 9001 for
asset registration, the appropriate registration and feature number,
ESL or LTU one-time charge feature number.
Note: ESL and LTU licensed machines can be determined by
referring to the Exhibit for IBM Entry End User/370 Machines
(Z125-4382) that is associated with the IBM Entry End User/370
Amendment (Z125-4379).
ACF/VTAM V3 FOR VSE (5666-363)
Order
For details, refer to IBM Programming Registration
Announcement 290-555, Feature
dated September 5, 1990
6420
CICS/VSE (5686-026)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6036
10 1209 1261 1196 1248
15 1210 1262 1197 1249
18 1211 1263 1198 1250
20 1212 1264 1199 1251
25 1213 1265 1200 1252
28 1214 1266 1201 1253
29 1052 1056 1050 1054
30 1215 1267 1202 1254
31 1053 1057 1051 1055
32 1216 1268 1203 1255
35 1217 1269 1204 1256
38 1218 1270 1205 1257
40 1219 1271 1206 1258
50 1220 1272 1207 1259
60 1221 1273 1208 1260
ESL = 0618
LTU = 0619
CICS/VSE RCF (5686-026)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6058
10 1235 1287 1222 1274
15 1236 1288 1223 1275
18 1237 1289 1224 1276
20 1238 1290 1225 1277
25 1239 1291 1226 1278
28 1240 1292 1227 1279
29 1632 1636 1630 1634
30 1241 1293 1228 1280
31 1633 1637 1631 1635
32 1242 1294 1229 1281
35 1243 1295 1230 1282
38 1244 1296 1231 1283
40 1245 1297 1232 1284
50 1246 1298 1233 1285
60 1247 1299 1234 1286
ESL = 0500
LTU = 0600
VSE/SP UNIQUE CODE 5.1.0 (5686-028)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
10 0914 0973 0986 0999
15 0915 0974 0987 1000
18 0916 0975 0988 1001
20 0917 0976 0989 1002
25 0918 0977 0990 1003
28 0919 0978 0991 1004
29 1886 1890 1887 1891
30 0933 0979 0992 1005
31 1888 1892 1889 1893
32 0934 0980 0993 1006
35 0935 0981 0994 1007
38 0936 0982 0995 1008
40 0937 0983 0996 1009
50 0939 0984 0997 1036
60 0972 0985 0998 1037
ESL = 0277
LTU = 0278
VSE/AF 5.1.0 (5686-032)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
10 1066 1079 1092 1106
15 1067 1080 1093 1107
18 1068 1081 1094 1108
20 1069 1082 1095 1109
25 1070 1083 1096 1110
28 1071 1084 1097 1131
29 1810 1814 1811 1815
30 1072 1085 1098 1132
31 1812 1816 1813 1817
32 1073 1086 1099 1133
35 1074 1087 1101 1134
38 1075 1088 1102 1135
40 1076 1089 1103 1136
50 1077 1090 1104 1137
60 1078 1091 1105 1138
ESL = 0290
LTU = 0291
VSE/POWER 5.1.0 (5686-033)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6034
10 1301 1315 1328 1341
15 1302 1316 1329 1342
18 1303 1317 1330 1343
20 1304 1318 1331 1344
25 1305 1319 1332 1345
28 1306 1320 1333 1346
29 1846 1850 1847 1851
30 1307 1321 1334 1347
31 1848 1852 1849 1853
32 1308 1322 1335 1348
35 1309 1323 1336 1349
38 1310 1324 1337 1350
40 1311 1325 1338 1351
50 1312 1326 1339 1352
60 1314 1327 1340 1353
ESL = 0292
LTU = 0293
VSE/FAST COPY 2.1.0 (5686-034)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6037
10 0150 0269 1420 1433
15 0151 0270 1421 1434
18 0152 0271 1422 1435
20 0153 0272 1423 1436
25 1408 1414 1424 1437
28 1409 1415 1425 1438
29 1933 1937 1934 1938
30 0154 0273 1426 1439
31 1935 1939 1936 1940
32 1410 1416 1427 1440
35 1411 1417 1428 1441
38 1412 1418 1429 1442
40 0155 0274 1430 1443
50 0156 0275 1431 1444
60 1413 1419 1432 1445
ESL = 0181
LTU = 0182
VSE/ICCF 3.1.0 (5686-036)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6033
10 1140 1153 1166 1179
15 1141 1154 1167 1180
18 1142 1155 1168 1181
20 1143 1156 1169 1182
25 1144 1157 1170 1183
28 1145 1158 1171 1184
29 1802 1806 1803 1807
30 1146 1159 1172 1185
31 1804 1808 1805 1809
32 1147 1160 1173 1186
35 1148 1161 1174 1187
38 1149 1162 1175 1188
40 1150 1163 1176 1189
50 1151 1164 1177 1190
60 1152 1165 1178 1191
ESL = 0369
LTU = 0361
VSE/VSAM 2.1.0 (5686-037)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6035
10 1355 1368 1381 1394
15 1356 1369 1382 1395
18 1357 1370 1383 1396
20 1358 1371 1384 1397
25 1359 1372 1385 1398
28 1360 1373 1386 1399
29 1909 1913 1910 1914
30 1361 1374 1387 1400
31 1911 1915 1912 1916
32 1362 1375 1388 1401
35 1363 1376 1389 1402
38 1364 1377 1390 1403
40 1365 1378 1391 1404
50 1366 1379 1392 1405
60 1367 1380 1393 1406
ESL = 0370
LTU = 0371
VSE/VSAM S/M 2.1.0 (5686-037)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6038
10 1446 1459 1472 1485
15 1447 1460 1473 1486
18 1448 1461 1474 1487
20 1449 1462 1475 1488
25 1450 1463 1476 1489
28 1451 1464 1477 1490
29 1925 1929 1926 1930
30 1452 1465 1478 1491
31 1927 1931 1928 1932
32 1453 1466 1479 1492
35 1454 1467 1480 1493
38 1455 1468 1481 1494
40 1456 1469 1482 1495
50 1457 1470 1483 1496
60 1458 1471 1484 1497
ESL = 0372
LTU = 0373
VSE/VSAM B/R 2.1.0 (5686-037)
GRADUATED LICENSE CHARGES ORDER
ONE-TIME MONTHLY REGISTRATION
PROCESSOR FEATURE FEATURE FEATURE
GROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO
6039
10 1508 1521 1534 1547
15 1509 1522 1535 1548
18 1510 1523 1536 1549
20 1511 1524 1537 1550
25 1512 1525 1538 1551
28 1513 1526 1539 1552
29 1917 1921 1918 1922
30 1514 1527 1540 1553
31 1919 1923 1920 1924
32 1515 1528 1541 1554
35 1516 1529 1542 1555
38 1517 1530 1543 1556
40 1518 1531 1544 1557
50 1519 1532 1545 1558
60 1520 1533 1546 1559
ESL = 0380
LTU = 0381
DITTO FOR VSE AND VM 3.2.0 (5688-052)
Order
For details, refer to IBM Programming Registration
Announcement 290-534 Feature
dated September 5, 1990.
6054
BTAM/ES 1.1.0 (5746-RC5)
Order
For details, refer to IBM Programming Registration
Announcement P79-093, dated Feature
April 3, 1979 and 390-010,
dated February 6, 1990.
6100
VSE/OLTEP 1.1.0 (5656-092)
No feature numbers required, will be shipped automatically with
5750-ACD.
VSE/EREP 3.4.2 (5656-260)
No feature numbers required, will be shipped automatically with
5750-ACD.
ICKDSF 1.12.0 (5747-DS2)
No chargeable feature numbers required, will be shipped automatically
with 5750-ACD.
SINGLE VERSION CHARGING: To elect Single Version Charging, customers
must notify and identify to IBM the prior program and replacement
program and the designated machine the programs are operating on.
VERSION-TO-VERSION UPGRADE CREDIT: To upgrade from a prior program
acquired for a one-time charge to a replacement program using a
Version-to-Version upgrade credit, customers must notify and identify
to IBM the applicable prior program and replacement program
participating in the upgrade credit.
BASIC MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the feature number
of the desired distribution medium.
Basic machine-readable material for the individual licensed
component programs will be shipped on 9/1600 or 9/6250 tape reels,
3480 cartridges or 1/4-inch tape cartridges as part of the 5750-ACD
systems program order.
Order features for VSE/ESA Version 1 Base products (to be
loaded under 5750-ACD):
Full function (all VSE/ESA Version 1 Base products):
1454 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
1455 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
1456 3480 Tape Cartridge
1457 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
Partial function (all VSE/ESA Version 1 Base products with
deletions):
1464 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
1465 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
1466 3480 Tape Cartridge
1467 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
High-level identifiers (media feature numbers for all optional
program products, to be loaded under 5750-ACD):
3402 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
3401 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
3405 3480 Tape Cartridge
3403 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
Special media features for non-IBM processors (to be loaded
under 5750-ACD):
1486 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
1487 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
1488 3480 Tape Cartridge
1489 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
Tracking features for VSE/ESA Version 1 Base products (to be
loaded under 5750-ACD):
1445 Full Function
1446 Partial Function
No-charge products/items (optional products items for all
VSE/ESA Version 1 full and partial function orders, to be loaded
under 5750-ACD):
7576 DITTO for VM
7577 VSAM for VM
7013 Softcopy
feature (prebuilt sublibrary of BookManager
readable manuals; sublibrary consists of
9/6250 command reference manuals for VSE/ESA,
bpi only CICS/VSE, and DITTO; BookManager
Version 1.2 READ support required).
7014 Softcopy
feature (source for ca. 40 manuals for VSE/ESA,
CICS/VSE, and DITTO; source means
9/6250 BookMaster tags plus text;
bpi only feature can be used on systems that have
BookManager for VM installed).
To suppress initial shipment of machine-readable materials and
publications, and for serial number assignment only, use initial
order suppress feature number 3444.
OPTIONAL MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the appropriate
program product number and option for the desired distribution medium
9/1600, 9/6250 Magnetic Tapes, 3480 or 1/4-inch Tape Cartridges.
ACF/VTAM VERSION 3 RELEASE 3 FOR VSE (5666-363)
5860 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
5861 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
5862 3480 Tape Cartridge
5864 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
CICS/VSE (5686-026) VERSION 2 RELEASE 3
6061 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
6062 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
6063 3480 Tape Cartridge
6064 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/AF (5686-032) VERSION 5 RELEASE 1
7080 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7081 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7082 3480 Tape Cartridge
7083 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/POWER (5686-033) VERSION 5 RELEASE 1
7065 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7066 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7067 3480 Tape Cartridge
7068 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/ICCF (5686-036) VERSION 3 RELEASE 1
7009 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7010 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7011 3480 Tape Cartridge
7012 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/VSAM (5686-037) VERSION 2 RELEASE 1
7129 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7130 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7131 3480 Tape Cartridge
7132 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/VSAM S/M (5686-037) VERSION 2 RELEASE 1
7137 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7138 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7139 3480 Tape Cartridge
7140 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
VSE/VSAM B/R 5686-037 VERSION 2 RELEASE 1
7133 9/1600 bpi Magnetic Tape
7134 9/6250 bpi Magnetic Tape
7135 3480 Tape Cartridge
7136 1/4-inch Tape Cartridge
Optional material contains RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM.
UNLICENSED DOCUMENTATION FOR VSE/ESA VERSION 1 RELEASE 1 BASE
PRODUCTS: Documentation for VSE/ESA Version 1 Release 1 will be
shipped as defined in IBM Marketing Announcement 387-112, dated
June 30, 1987.
PUBLICATIONS
A memo, program directory, and one copy of the IBM
publications listed below are supplied with the basic
machine-readable material:
Base Publication Set - shipped with full and partial function
orders:
GT00-3884 GC33-6500 VSE/ESA Licensed Program
Specifications
GT00-3885 GC33-6501 VSE/ESA General Information
ST00-3886 GC33-6502 VSE/ESA Evolution and Support
of ESA/390
ST00-3887 SC33-6503 VSE/ESA Planning
ST00-3888 SC33-6504 VSE/ESA Installation
ST00-3889 SC33-6505 VSE/ESA Administration
ST00-3890 SC33-6506 VSE/ESA Operation
ST00-3891 SC33-6507 VSE/ESA Messages and Codes
N/A SX33-9020 Two Binders for SC33-6507
ST00-3892 SC33-6508 VSE/ESA Networking Support
ST00-3893 SC33-6509 VSE/ESA Using IBM Workstations
ST00-3894 SC33-6510 VSE/ESA Guide for Solving Problems
ST00-3895 SC33-6511 VSE/ESA Guide to System Functions
ST00-3896 SC33-6512 VSE/ESA Unattended Node Support
ST00-3897 SC33-6513 VSE/ESA System Control Statements
ST00-3898 SC33-6514 VSE/ESA Diagnosis Tools
ST00-3899 SC33-6515 VSE/ESA System Macro User's Guide
ST00-3946 SC33-6516 VSE/ESA System Macro Reference
ST00-3947 SC33-6517 VSE/ESA System Utilities
ST00-3948 GC33-6518 VSE/ESA Library Guide, Poster
ST00-3949 GC33-6519 VSE/ESA Library Guide, Book
ST00-3900 SC33-6520 VSE/ESA Master Index
GT00-3951 GX33-9023 VSE/ESA Quick Reference
GT00-3555 GC28-1378 EREP User's Guide and Reference
GT00-3860 GC28-1181 EREP System Contr. Progr. Specs
GQ33-6156 GC33-6156 OLTEP Installation and Operation
GT00-3377 GC35-0033 ICKDSF User's Guide and Reference
Publications for VSE/ICCF (5686-036)
Publication Group Feature: 7030
ST00-3910 SC33-6561 VSE/ICCF Primer
ST00-3911 SC33-6562 VSE/ICCF Administration and
Operation
ST00-3912 SC33-6563 VSE/ICCF User's Guide
Publications for VSE/POWER (5686-033)
Publication Group Feature: 7031
ST00-3902 SC33-6571 VSE/POWER Administration and
Operations
ST00-3903 SC33-6572 VSE/POWER Remote Job Entry
ST00-3904 SC33-6573 VSE/POWER Networking
ST00-3905 SC33-6574 VSE/POWER Application
Programming
Publications for VSE/VSAM (5686-037)
Publication Group Feature: 7032
ST00-3906 GC33-6531 VSE/VSAM Introduction
ST00-3907 SC33-6532 VSE/VSAM Commands and Macros
ST00-3908 SC33-6535 VSE/VSAM Programmer's
Reference
Publications for CICS/VSE (5686-026)
Publication Group Feature: 7033
ST00-3952 SC33-0719 CICS Licensed Program
Specifications
ST00-3950 SC33-0718 CICS Facilities and Planning Guide
GT00-3953 GC33-0700 CICS Release Guide
ST00-3954 SC33-0706 CICS System Def. and Operations
ST00-3955 SC33-0707 CICS Customization Guide
ST00-3956 SC33-0708 CICS Resource Definition (Online)
ST00-3957 SC33-0709 CICS Resource Definition (Macro)
ST00-3958 SC33-0710 CICS Supplied Transactions
ST00-3959 SC33-0711 CICS System Programming Reference
GT00-0356 GC33-0356 CICS Library Guide
ST00-3960 SC33-0715 CICS Master Index
ST00-3961 SX33-6079 CICS User's Handbook
ST00-3962 SC33-0716 CICS Problem Determination Guide
ST00-3963 SC33-0701 CICS Intercommunications Guide
ST00-3964 SC33-0702 CICS Recovery and Restart Guide
ST00-3965 SC33-0703 CICS Performance Guide
SC33-3966 SC33-0704 CICS XRF Guide
ST00-3967 SC33-0712 CICS Application Programming
Guide
ST00-3968 SC33-0713 CICS Application Programmer's
Reference
ST33-0674 SC33-0674 CICS Application Programmer's
Primer
ST00-3969 SC33-0705 CICS RC Feature User's Guide
Publications for DITTO for VSE and VM (5688-052)
Publication Group Feature: 7034
GT00-3982 SH19-8123 DITTO Licensed Program
Specifications
GT00-3981 GH19-8122 DITTO General Information
ST00-3982 GH19-8124 DITTO User's Guide and Reference
Publications for BTAM/ES (5746-RC5)
Publication Group Feature: 7035
GT38-0291 GC38-0291 BTAM-ES Licensed Program
Specifications
SQ38-0293 SC38-0293 BTAM-ES Programming Guide
Publications for ACF/VTAM for VSE/ESA (5666-363)
Publication Group Feature: 7036
GT00-3971 GC31-6406 VTAM Licensed Program
Specifications
GT00-3972 GC31-6429 VTAM Dir. of Migration
ST00-3973 SC31-6404 VTAM Network Implementation Guide
ST00-3974 SC31-6405 VTAM Messages and Codes
ST00-3975 SC31-6408 VTAM Operation
ST00-3976 SC31-6409 VTAM Programming
ST00-3977 SC31-6410 VTAM Programming for LU 6.2
ST00-3978 SC31-6412 VTAM Resource Definition Reference
ST00-3985 SC31-6092 Planning and Reference NetView,
NCP, VTAM
ST00-3979 SK2T-2010 VTAM Storage Est. diskette
SOFTCOPY: Two separate softcopy (manuals that can be read and used
online) features are available with VSE/ESA Version 1. Both can be
used with BookManager, a family of IBM program products which offers
extensive softcopy support.
o One softcopy feature consists of a pre-built sublibrary of
readable books. As shown below, this sublibrary contains system
and application command reference manuals for VSE/ESA, CICS/VSE,
and DITTO.
For this feature, users must have at least BookManager READ
support. This is available, for example, with BookManager READ/DOS
Version 1 (5601-453), and BookManager READ/2 (5601-454).
MANUALS WITH SYSTEM COMMANDS:
o VSE/ESA Version 1 System Control Statements
o VSE/POWER Administration and Operation Guide
o VSE/DITTO User's Guide and Reference
o VSE/ICCF User's Guide
o CICS/VSE Resource Definition (Online)
o CICS/VSE Resource Definition (Macro)
o CICS/VSE System Programming Reference
o CICS/VSE Supplied Transactions
o CICS/VSE Customization Guide
o CICS/VSE Definition and Operation Guide.
MANUALS WITH APPLICATION COMMANDS:
o VSE/ESA Version 1 System Macro Reference
o VSE/VSAM Commands and Macros
o CICS/VSE Application Programmer's Reference
o The second feature is available for users who have BookManager
for VM Version 1.2 installed. This feature consists of source
code (text plus BookMaster tags) for approximately 40 manuals for
VSE/ESA, CICS/VSE, and DITTO. Source for all of the manuals from
the pre-built sublibrary is included.
The availability of source for these manuals gives users
the possibility to use IBM ProcessMaster (TM) and BookMaster to
print manuals or parts of manuals.
Notes
1. Both of these softcopy features are no charge options. They may
be ordered individually or in combination. Hardcopy manuals
continue to be available, as in the past.
BookManager (whether the VM, PC DOS or OS/2 platform) must
be ordered separately from VSE/ESA.
2. The feature with the pre-built sublibrary is on a tape in
POFFLOAD format. The tape for the source feature is in VMFPLC2
format. The first file on each tape has information to help
download the tape's contents.
3. Softcopy terms and conditions for VSE/ESA are defined in the
Licensed Program Specifications (GC33-6500).
LICENSED DOCUMENTATION FOR VSE/ESA VERSION 1 RELEASE 1 BASE PRODUCTS:
The following licensed material and microfiche is available from IBM
Software Distribution. To order, contact your IBM marketing
representative.
The first copy is available at no charge to licensees of basic
material by ordering the 7XXX feature number. Use the 8XXX feature
number to order additional copies for a fee.
LICENSED PUBLICATIONS FOR VSE/AF (5686-032)
NO CHARGE/ FORM
PRICE NUMBER TITLE
7015/8060 LY33-9127 Supervisor (external)
7015/8061 LY33-9128 Logical Transients DRM
7015/8062 LY33-9129 IPL and Job Control DRM
7015/8063 LY33-9151 Librarian DRM
N/A LN33-9359 TNL to LY33-9151
7015/8064 LY33-9157 LIOCS Vol 2 DRM
N/A LN33-9360 TNL to LY33-9157
7015/8065 LY33-9141 Error Recovery DRM
7015/8066 LY33-9143 Serviceability Aids DRM
7015/8067 LY33-9152 Linkage Editor DRM
7015/8068 LY33-9153 MSHP DRM
7015/8069 LY33-9154 System Utilities DRM
7015/8070 LY33-9159 LIOCS Vol 4 SAM for
DASD DRM
7015/8071 LY33-9116 LIOCS Vol 1
7015/8072 LY33-9118 LIOCS Vol 3
7016/8080 SY33-9105 OLTEP DRM
N/A SN33-9363 TNL to SY33-9105-01
MICROFICHE FOR VSE/AF (5686-032)
7024/8081 LYC7-0517 Microfiche Assembler
7025/8082 LYC7-0518 Microfiche BAM
7026/8083 LYC7-0519 Microfiche OC/MC
7027/8084 LYC7-0520 Microfiche SDS
7028/8085 LYC7-0521 Microfiche SCP
7029/8086 LYC7-0522 Microfiche MSHP
LICENSED PUBLICATIONS FOR VSE/POWER (5686-033)
7022/8073 LY33-9161 POWER DRM
MICROFICHE FOR VSE/POWER (5686-033)
7054/8088 LYC7-0528 Microfiche POWER Version 5
Release 1
LICENSED PUBLICATIONS FOR VSE/VSAM (5686-037)
7030/8074 LY33-9130 VSAM Logic
N/A LN33-9361 TNL to LY33-9130
7031/8075 LY33-9132 VSAM Logic of AMS
7032/8076 LY33-9133 VSAM Space Mgmt SAM Logic
7033/8077 LY33-9125 VSAM B/R DRM
MICROFICHE FOR VSE/VSAM (5686-037)
7055/8041 LYC7-0524 Microfiche VSAM Base
Version 2 Release 1
7056/8042 LYC7-0525 Microfiche VSAM Macros
7057/8043 LYC7-0526 Microfiche VSAM Space Mgmt
7058/8044 LYC7-0527 Microfiche VSAM B/R
LICENSED PUBLICATIONS FOR VSE/ICCF (5686-036)
7020/8078 LY33-9120 ICCF DRM
N/A LN33-9161 TNL to LY33-9120
MICROFICHE FOR VSE/ICCF (5686-036)
7053/8087 LYC7-0523 Microfiche ICCF Version 3
Release 1
LICENSED PUBLICATIONS FOR CICS/VSE (5686-026)
7040/8125 LY33-6080 CICS Diagnosis Handbook
7045/8126 LY33-6074 CICS Diagnosis Reference
7050/8127 LY33-6075 CICS Data Area
MICROFICHE FOR CICS/VSE (5686-026)
7052/8040 LYC7-9059 Microfiche CICS/VSE Version 2
Release 1 Source Listings
There is no licensed documentation available for the following
products:
5656-260 VSE/EREP
5686-034 VSE/FAST COPY
5688-052 DITTO for VSE and VM
5747-DS2 ICKDSF.
BASIC LICENSE FOR OPTIONAL PROGRAM PRODUCTS: The individual licensed
component program orders for the optional program products available
for VSE/ESA Version 1 should include the appropriate 5750-ACD order
feature and registration feature number from the following table:
UNLIC.
PUBS
5750-ACD REG. GROUP
ORDER FEATURE FEAT. FEAT.
5666-270 DISOSS 1554 6453 7253
5666-292 QMF/VSE incl. NLS 1587 6459 7273
5666-318 PS/CICS Base + NLS 1578 6004 7271
PS/CICS Base + NLS 1581 6005
5666-322 ACF/SSP 1521 6451 7243
5666-328 GDDM/VSE 1560 6454 7258
NLS Feature 1561 6455
PCKL Feature 1562 6456
5666-329 CICSPARS/VSE 1528 6452 7245
5666-343 NetView VSE 1570 6458 7264
5666-351 Query DL/I 1588 6460 7274
5668-723 GDDM Image View Utility
(IVU) 1565 6233 7260
IVU NLS Feature 1566 6234
5668-738 ACF/NCP for IBM 3745/3720 7241
Tier 1 1514 6211
Tier 2 1515 6212
Tier 2.5 1516 6213
Tier 3 1517 6214
Tier 4 1518 6215
Tier 5 1519 6216
5668-801 GDDM Interactive Map
Definition (IMD) 1567 6235 7261
5668-812 GDDM Presentation Graphics
Feature (PGF) 1563 6231 7259
PGF NLS Feature 1564 6232
5668-813 CSP/AD Base + NLS 1547 6218 7250
PWS 1548 6219
5668-814 CSP/Application Execution
(CSP/AE) 1549 6229 7251
5668-854 ACF/NCP for IBM 3725 1520 6217 7242
5668-915 DSX 1558 6230 7256
5668-932 FTP MVS/VSE 1571 6106 7265
5668-958 VS COBOL II Compiler,
Library, Debug 2005 6238 7263
5686-004 VSE Software Inventory
Control 1616 6110 7280
5686-011 CICSVR/VSE 1530 6101 7246
5686-018 CICS/DDM VSE 1522 6100 7244
5686-022 DW/370 Base 1550 6102 7252
NLS 1 of 2 1551 6103
NLS 2 of 2 1551 6104
UNLIC.
PUBS
5750-ACD REG. GROUP
ORDER FEATURE FEAT. FEAT.
5686-041 VSE/DSNX 1557 6105 7255
5688-022 VS COBOL II Library 1532 6089 7248
5688-023 VS COBOL II Compiler,
Library 1546 6090 7249
5688-103 SQL/DS English 1594 6080 7278
SQL/DS UC English 1595 6081
SQL/DS French 1596 6082
SQL/DS German 1597 6083
SQL/DS Italian 1599 6084
SQL/DS Spanish 1600 6085
SQL/DS Japanese 1612 6086
SQL/DS Korean 1613 6087
5735-XXB Emulation Program (EP) 3725 1559 6015 7257
5736-LM4 DOS PL/I Resid. Lib. 1576 6061 7269
5736-LM5 DOS PL/I Transient Library 1577 6062 7270
5736-PL1 DOS PL/I Optimizing
Compiler 1575 6060 7268
5736-PL3 DOS PL/I Optimizing
Compiler & Libraries 1574 6016 7267
5746-CB1 DOS/VS COBOL 1531 6210 7247
5746-RG1 DOS/VS RPG II 1590 6055 7275
5746-SM2 DOS/VS SORT/MERGE 1592 6057 7277
5746-XC5 VSE/OCCF 1572 6054 7266
5746-XE7 VSE/Access Control-Logging
and Reporting 1615 6058 7279
5746-XXT SDF/CICS VSE Base + Kanji
Feature 1591 6056 7276
5746-XX1 DL/I DOS/VS 1556 6053 7254
UNLICENSED DOCUMENTATION FOR VSE/ESA VERSION 1 RELEASE 1 OPTIONAL
PROGRAM PRODUCTS: Unlicensed documentation for VSE/ESA Version 1
Release 1 Optional Program Products is available as announced with
the individual programming announcements. To order, specify the
publications group feature as listed above.
LICENSED DOCUMENTATION FOR VSE/ESA VERSION 1 RELEASE 1 OPTIONAL
PROGRAM PRODUCTS: Licensed documentation for VSE/ESA Version 1
Release 1 Optional Program Products is available as announced with
the individual programming announcements. Customers registered for
licensed material will receive all updates automatically.
Subsequent updates (technical newsletters or revisions between
releases) to the publications shipped with the product will be
distributed to the user of record for as long as a license for this
software remains in effect. A separate publication order or
subscription is not needed.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
LICENSING: The programs in this announcement are licensed under the
terms and conditions of the Agreement for IBM Licensed Programs.
VARIABLE CHARGES APPLY: Yes, for licenses obtained for a graduated
one-time or graduated monthly license charge.
INSTALLATION LICENSE OR LOCATION LICENSE APPLIES: No. A separate
license is required for each designated machine on which the licensed
program materials will be used.
USAGE LICENSE APPLIES: No.
ENTRY END USER/370 AMENDMENT APPLIES: Yes. Terms and conditions
applicable to basic and DSLO licenses also apply to ESL and LTU
respectively.
EDUCATIONAL ALLOWANCE: A 15% educational allowance toward eligible
license charges is available to qualifying institutions in accordance
with the Educational Allowance Amendment. The educational allowance
may not be added to any other discount or allowance. The educational
allowance may not be added to any other discount or allowance.
VOLUME DISCOUNT: Not applicable.
VERSION UPGRADES: Single Version Charging Applies: Yes.
VERSION-TO-VERSION UPGRADE CREDITS APPLY: Yes.
Single
Replaced Programs Replacement Programs Version
Program Program Program Program Charging
Number Name Number Name Applies
5666-345 VSE/SP V3 5686-028 VSE/SP Yes
Unique
Code V5
5686-006 VSE/SP 5686-028 VSE/SP Yes
Unique Unique
Code V4 Code V5
5686-028 VSE/SP To follow on, if any N/A
Unique
Code V5
5666-301 VSE/AF V2 5686-032 VSE/AF V5 Yes
5686-007 VSE/AF V4 5686-032 VSE/AF V5 Yes
5686-032 VSE/AF V5 To follow on, if any N/A
5666-302 VSE/ICCF V2 5686-036 VSE/ICCF V3 Yes
5666-036 VSE/ICCF V3 To follow on, if any N/A
5666-273 VSE/POWER 5686-033 VSE/POWER V5 Yes
V2
5686-005 VSE/POWER 5686-033 VSE/POWER V5 Yes
V4
5686-033 VSE/POWER To follow on, if any N/A
V5
5746-AM2 VSE/VSAM 5686-037 VSE/VSAM V2 Yes
5686-037 VSE/VSAM To follow on, if any N/A
5746-AM4 VSE/Fast 5686-034 VSE/Fast Yes
Copy V1 Copy V2
5686-034 VSE/Fast To follow on, if any N/A
Copy V2
WARRANTED: Basic License -- Yes. DSLO -- Not applicable.
LICENSED PROGRAM MATERIALS AVAILABILITY: Restricted Materials --
Yes. These licensed programs are available with some licensed
program materials designated as RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM. The
remaining licensed program materials are available and will not be
designated as RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM.
TESTING PERIOD: Basic License -- Two months. DSLO -- Not
applicable.
PROGRAM SERVICES: Central service, including the IBM Support Center,
will be available until discontinued by IBM upon six months' written
notice.
Central service, including the IBM Support Center, for DSLO
licenses will be provided only through the customer location
designated for the basic license.
CHARGES
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-026* 10 $ 11,760 $ 10,584 $ 245 $ 220
CICS/VSE 15 15,260 13,734 318 286
18 19,870 17,883 414 372
20 25,820 23,238 538 484
25 33,550 30,195 699 629
28 43,630 39,267 909 818
29 56,640 50,976 1,180 1,062
30 73,680 66,312 1,535 1,381
31 95,760 86,184 1,995 1,795
32 110,150 99,135 2,295 2,065
35 126,700 114,030 2,640 2,376
38 145,700 131,130 3,035 2,731
40 167,500 150,750 3,490 3,141
50 209,500 188,550 4,365 3,928
60 261,850 235,665 5,455 4,909
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $2,760
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 7,645
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-026* 10 $ 1,920 $ 1,728 $ 40 $ 36
CICS/VSE 15 2,495 2,245 52 46
RCF 18 3,265 2,938 68 61
20 4,225 3,802 88 79
25 5,470 4,923 114 102
28 7,105 6,394 148 133
29 9,215 8,293 192 172
30 12,000 10,800 250 225
31 15,600 14,040 325 292
32 17,950 16,155 374 336
35 20,640 18,576 430 387
38 23,760 21,384 495 445
40 27,310 24,579 569 512
50 34,130 30,717 711 639
60 42,670 38,403 889 800
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $ 450
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 1,250
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-028* 10 $ 7,680 $ 6,912 $ 160 $ 144
VSE/SP 15 9,985 8,986 208 187
Unique 18 12,960 11,664 270 243
Code 20 16,850 15,165 351 315
25 21,890 19,701 456 410
28 28,460 25,614 593 533
29 37,010 33,309 771 693
30 48,000 43,200 1,000 900
31 62,400 56,160 1,300 1,170
32 71,760 64,584 1,495 1,345
35 82,560 74,304 1,720 1,548
38 95,040 85,536 1,980 1,782
40 109,200 98,280 2,275 2,047
50 136,550 122,895 2,845 2,560
60 170,650 153,585 3,555 3,199
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $1,800
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 4,990
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
10 $ 6,095 $ 5,485 $ 127 $ 114
5686-032* 15 7,920 7,128 165 148
VSE/AF 18 10,320 9,288 215 193
20 13,440 12,096 280 252
25 17,470 15,723 364 327
28 22,700 20,430 473 425
29 29,520 26,568 615 553
30 38,400 34,560 800 720
31 49,920 44,928 1,040 936
32 57,360 51,624 1,195 1,075
35 66,000 59,400 1,375 1,237
38 75,840 68,256 1,580 1,422
40 87,120 78,408 1,815 1,633
50 108,950 98,055 2,270 2,043
60 136,300 122,670 2,840 2,556
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $1,425
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 3,960
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-033* 10 $ 1,920 $ 1,728 $ 40 $ 36
VSE/Power 15 2,495 2,245 52 46
18 3,265 2,938 68 61
20 4,225 3,802 88 79
25 5,470 4,923 114 102
28 7,105 6,394 148 133
29 9,215 8,293 192 172
30 12,000 10,800 250 225
31 15,600 14,040 325 292
32 17,950 16,155 374 336
35 20,640 18,576 430 387
38 23,760 21,384 495 445
40 27,310 24,579 569 512
50 34,130 30,717 711 639
60 42,670 38,403 889 800
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $ 450
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 1,250
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-034* 10 $ 384 $ 345 $ 8 $ 7
VSE/Fast 15 480 432 10 9
Copy 18 624 561 13 11
20 816 734 17 15
25 1,055 949 22 19
28 1,390 1,251 29 26
29 1,825 1,642 38 34
30 2,350 2,115 49 44
31 3,070 2,763 64 57
32 3,550 3,195 74 66
35 4,080 3,672 85 76
38 4,705 4,234 98 88
40 5,425 4,882 113 101
50 6,770 6,093 141 126
60 8,450 7,605 176 158
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $ 90
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 250
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-036* 10 $ 1,440 $ 1,296 $ 30 $ 27
VSE/ICCF 15 1,870 1,683 39 35
18 2,450 2,205 51 45
20 3,170 2,853 66 59
25 4,130 3,717 86 77
28 5,375 4,837 112 100
29 7,010 6,309 146 131
30 9,120 8,208 190 171
31 11,860 10,674 247 222
32 13,630 12,267 284 255
35 15,700 14,130 327 294
38 18,050 16,245 376 338
40 20,740 18,666 432 388
50 25,920 23,328 540 486
60 32,400 29,160 675 607
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $ 515
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 1,440
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-037* 10 $ 960 $ 864 $ 20 $ 18
VSE/VSAM 15 1,250 1,125 26 23
18 1,630 1,467 34 30
20 2,110 1,899 44 39
25 2,735 2,461 57 51
28 3,550 3,195 74 66
29 4,610 4,149 96 86
30 6,000 5,400 125 112
31 7,825 7,042 163 146
32 8,975 8,077 187 168
35 10,320 9,288 215 193
38 11,860 10,674 247 222
40 13,630 12,267 284 255
50 17,040 15,336 355 319
60 21,310 19,179 444 399
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $240
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 625
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-037* 10 $ 480 $ 432 $ 10 $ 9
VSE/VSAM 15 624 561 13 11
S/M 18 816 734 17 15
20 1,055 949 22 19
25 1,390 1,251 29 26
28 1,825 1,642 38 34
29 2,350 2,115 49 44
30 3,070 2,763 64 57
31 3,985 3,586 83 74
32 4,560 4,104 95 85
35 5,230 4,707 109 98
38 6,000 5,400 125 112
40 6,910 6,219 144 129
50 8,640 7,776 180 162
60 10,800 9,720 225 202
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $115
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 315
Graduated One-Time Graduated Monthly
Program Charge License Charge
Number Group Basic DSLO Basic DSLO
5686-037* 10 $ 336 $ 302 $ 7 $ 6
VSE/VSAM 15 432 388 9 8
B/R 18 576 518 12 10
20 768 691 16 14
25 1,010 909 21 18
28 1,295 1,165 27 24
29 1,680 1,512 35 31
30 2,210 1,989 46 41
31 2,880 2,592 60 54
32 3,310 2,979 69 62
35 3,790 3,411 79 71
38 4,370 3,933 91 81
40 5,040 4,536 105 94
50 6,290 5,661 131 117
60 7,870 7,083 164 147
ONE-TIME
CHARGE
Entry End User/370 License to Use: $ 80
Entry End User/370 Entry Support License: 220
ONE-TIME CHARGE: Customers who pay a one-time charge for a licensed
program receive enhancements and future releases, if any, at no
additional charge. Significant new function may be offered as an
optional feature and charged for separately. If a replacement
program is announced and the customer elects to license the
replacement program, a time-based upgrade credit may apply.
VARIABLE CHARGES: The applicable graduated one-time license charge
or graduated monthly license charge will be based on the group of the
designated machine on which the licensed program is licensed for use.
For upgrades of one-time charge licenses to a machine in a
higher group, the upgrade charge will be the difference in the
current charges between the two groups. For downgrades of one-time
charge licenses to a machine in a lower group there will be no
adjustment or refund of one-time license charges paid.
For upgrades or downgrades of monthly license charge licenses,
the monthly license charge applicable to the higher or lower group
will apply.
ENTRY SUPPORT LICENSE/LICENSE TO USE ONE-TIME CHARGE: One-time
charge authorized for use only on IBM Entry End User/370 Machines.
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