MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 and MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2

February 28, 1995
Announcement Number: 295-072

Document's Table of Contents:

• Abstract
  
• DESCRIPTION
  
• EDUCATION SUPPORT
  
• TECHNICAL INFORMATION
  
• ORDERING INFORMATION
  
• TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  
• CHARGES
  

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| IN BRIEF . . .                                                    |
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| o  Extends the value of the Parallel Sysplex into the single      |
|    system environment.                                            |
| o  Provides an integrated system logging service for transaction  |
|    recovery, database media failure recovery, and multi-system    |
|    online log merge capabilities.  As the base technology, the    |
|    System Logger is designed to exploit Coupling Facility         |
|    technology.                                                    |
| o  Provides improved availability and resource management for     |
|    Coupling Facility structures.                                  |
| o  Enhances the Parallel Sysplex to allow transaction managers,   |
|    resource managers, and restartable subsystems to be restarted  |
|    automatically, improving computing cost, productivity, and     |
|    availability.                                                  |
| o  Establishes a server environment to allow NetWare clients      |
|    transparent access to mainframe resources.                     |
| o  Provides LAN file services that bring the strengths of         |
|    S/390(R) to workstation environments.                          |
| o  Provides the following benefits via the SOMobjects for MVS     |
|    application classes:                                           |
|    -  Protects customers' current investments for migration of    |
|       existing applications and data                              |
|    -  Integrates company information processing across diverse    |
|       systems                                                     |
|    -  Greatly eases application programming                       |
|    -  Ensures application control of database updates             |
| o  Provides additional OpenEdition MVS support while conforming   |
|    to POSIX, X/Open XPG4 Base Profile, and a subset of the        |
|    X/Open Single UNIX Specification.                              |
| o  Adds OpenEdition interfaces for socket application transport   |
|    over APPN(R)/SNA networks (ACF/VTAM(R) AnyNet(TM)/MVS APAR).   |
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The announcement of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 on September 13, 1994, described several functional enhancements to the Parallel Sysplex. These enhancements provided:

• A new System Logger which is an integrated MVS logging facility for exploitation by system and subsystem components. As the base technology, the System Logger is designed to exploit Coupling Facility technology.
• Dynamic reconfiguration of Coupling Facility structures which makes it possible to dynamically change the size of a Coupling Facility structure.
• An Automatic Restart Manager which is a recovery function that provides improved availability for batch jobs and started tasks by automatically restarting them after they unexpectedly terminate. ARM also provides a benefit in system failure scenarios by restarting registered clients on another system in the sysplex.

• The capability to have real-time merging of logs significantly reduces the complexity of managing multiple logs. It allows the user to have a single system view of the log data in a sysplex environment.
• Changes to the size of the Coupling Facility structure may be made dynamically. Changes of Coupling Facility structures may be required for such reasons as growth in the application data, variable use of the structure during different business periods, or growth in the number of processors or applications competing for Coupling Facility resources.
• The sysplex is enhanced to allow transaction managers, resource managers, and restartable subsystems to be restarted automatically. The affected services are restarted on the same system or on a different one if the system itself has failed. This improves cost of computing, productivity, and availability by recovering shared resources, recovering transactions in progress, and restoring lost function and services.

The announcement of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 on September 13, 1994, also described several System Management enhancements. These enhancements provided:

• A merged system log for single system and multi-system use.
• A Replication of Installation Definitions (Cloning) function which enhances the ability to replicate installation definitions in a multi-system environment.
• Workload Balancing and Prioritizing which automatically distributes DB2(R) work from a remote DB2 or gateway across multiple MVS images in a sysplex. VTAM(R) Generic Resource support also allows automatic workload balancing by distributing DB2 or CICS(TM) sessions across multiple MVS images in a sysplex.
• Shared Pages which permits data areas to share the same pages thereby reducing storage requirements and I/O activity.
• Tape Allocation changes in device selection as well as switchable tape devices which may be shared across systems.
• UCB Virtual Storage Constraint Relief which allows UCBs to be defined above the 16 megabyte line thereby relieving constraints below the line.
• Dynamic Subsystem Interface (SSI) which allows installations to modify subsystems defined to the system without requiring an IPL.
• A number of serviceability enhancements which provide easier means of service in both a Parallel Sysplex and single system environment.

• Installation definitions may now be replicated across a multi-system environment. This reduces the number of installation definitions in a Parallel Sysplex by allowing systems to share definitions. Customers may easily specify unique values in commands and started tasks for each system in the Parallel Sysplex.
• Support is supplied to allow complex queries to be split by DB2 and processed by multiple parallel work units, thus reducing the query's elapsed time. Other support allows distributed DB2 work to be managed and reported according to customer goals, just as TSO or batch work is handled. Support for VTAM Generic Resource allows a multi-system configuration to be transparent to users in the network.
• Two or more virtual pages may share the same system resources thereby simplifying data sharing and reducing the amount of storage that is needed.
• Automatic tape switching helps an installation control costs by reducing the number of dedicated tape devices required in the Parallel Sysplex and the amount of operator intervention required to manage the tape devices.
• UCBs may now be defined above the 16 megabyte line. This support enables customers to increase their I/O configuration beyond previous limits. This support can also improve systems management by using the same I/O definition for every system in a Parallel Sysplex. HCD has also been enhanced to support the definition of UCBs above the 16 megabyte line.
• Enhancements to the subsystem interface that allow subsystems to be added dynamically reduce the customer's cost of installing new products by eliminating the need to IPL and lengthy outages. These enhancements also enable application development because customers have a set of services provided that support the addition of subsystems, updates to functions they support, and modification of some subsystem characteristics which make using the SSI easier.
• Managing serviceability in a Parallel Sysplex is easier with enhancements in such areas as DAE, IPCS, SLIP, Component Trace, and LOGREC Recording.

HCD Enhancements: HCD 5.2 has been enhanced to support the user in defining devices to MVS such that the UCB related control blocks representing the device can reside in 31-bit storage above the 16 megabyte line. Furthermore, additional user requirements to improve the usability of HCD are addressed by this release of HCD.

JES2 and JES3 Enhancements

The MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.2 component eliminates the need for an all member warm start to recover lost spool space or repair the job queue. It also supports the addition and modification of remote job entry devices by operator command. In addition, the JES2 component includes support for Automatic Restart Manager, Replication of Installation Definitions, and UCB Virtual Storage Constraint Relief.

The MVS/ESA SP-JES3 5.2.1 component improves systems management and automated operations by enabling the sysplex operations features of MVS/ESA. System and subsystem code can now build on these features without the need to limit function or provide alternative implementations in the JES3 environment. Sysplex-wide control is now available from consoles on any system rather than a subset of the console types on the global processor. JES3 command processors now preserve the Command and Response Token (CART) and appropriately identify responses, enabling improved automated operations. Optional use of the MVS Operations Log and System Logger provide a sysplex-wide log containing considerably more information than the current JES3 DLOG. JES3 managed operator and MLOG consoles are no longer required to manage the sysplex and therefore are no longer supported.

In addition, the JES3 component includes support for Automatic Restart Manager, Replication of Installation Definitions, and UCB Virtual Storage Constraint Relief.

Client/Server Enhancements in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2

NetWare and OS/2 LAN Server environments provide transparent access to MVS/ESA storage resources with two new free-of-charge features of MVS/ESA SP 5.2. The LAN Resource Extension and Services/MVS (LANRES/MVS) feature provides disk serving, print serving, and central administration for NetWare LANs. The LAN Server for MVS feature provides an OS/2 compatible file system on MVS/ESA that works in conjunction with OS/2 LAN Server on the workstation. The integration of this server function at no additional charge lowers the cost of sharing resources in a client/server environment. The Software License Monitor licensed program, previously required to track usage, is no longer necessary when you move to MVS/ESA SP 5.2 and an unlimited number of LAN server clients may be connected without additional charge.

LANRES/MVS 1.3.1: The benefits of LANRES/MVS, an unpriced feature, that may be realized include the following:

• Enables growth and constraint relief for Novell** NetWare users by making S/390 storage and printer resources available transparently to NetWare users
• Enhances systems management with support for centrally administering the NetWare environment from MVS
• Provides seamless connectivity and enhanced throughput through a single connection to the host for applications using the NetWare for SAA(R) channel driver, such as the ADSTAR(R) Distributed Storage Manager (5648-020)
• Reduces cost and complexity of print environments by supporting enhanced print stream transforms and enhanced host-to-LAN print services
• Provides support for OSA (Open Systems Adapter) (194-398)
• No longer requires the Software License Monitor product (5648-038) to install or operate LANRES/MVS made available with MVS/ESA SP
• 5.2

LANRES/MVS Print Serving: LANRES/MVS provides a print serving capability for NetWare that lets NetWare end users route print jobs through NetWare to the host for printing. In addition, MVS users can route print jobs to NetWare for printing on NetWare attached printers.

LANRES/MVS Data Distribution: The data distribution component of LANRES/MVS allows authorized MVS users to manipulate files and directories controlled by NetWare. The volumes containing these files may be on the NetWare server or on a LANRES/MVS host disk. This function implements a central data distribution capability and allows customers the ability to create their own applications for moving data between the MVS system and the LAN.

LANRES/MVS LAN Administration: The LAN administration component of LANRES/MVS allows an authorized MVS systems administrator to add, delete, and rename users on the LAN. The administrator can also set passwords, password restrictions, limit space utilization, control file, directory access, and perform other administration functions. Many of the functions provided by the NetWare SYSCON and PCONSOLE utilities are supported.

Connectivity: LANRES/MVS supports both ESCON(R) and several parallel channel direct attachment configurations, as well as wide area network connections using either SNA or TCP/IP. LANRES/MVS supports sharing of the NetWare for SAA channel driver with other applications, providing for low cost, high performance connectivity. The ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager (5648-020) is an example of a program that benefits from this channel driver sharing capability: the requirement to provide a dedicated high performance connection each for LANRES and ADSM, from a given server to a given S/390 host has been removed; both LANRES and ADSM may share the same channel path. This provides a cost effective hardware arrangement, where for instance LANRES users benefit from the direct channel attachment during regular working hours, while ADSM may use the same bandwidth during off-shift hours to quickly and efficiently back up NetWare data.

Note: LANRES/MVS is also available as a charged stand-alone product for users of MVS 5.1 or earlier (program number 5695-123). Any further functional enhancements will be implemented on the free-of-charge feature of MVS/ESA, not the stand-alone product version.

The statement of general direction listed in the LAN Resource Extensions and Services/MVS Release 3.0 announcement, Software Announcement 294-533, dated September 13, 1994, to provide LANRES/MVS:

• As a feature of MVS/ESA SP Version 5
• Support of direct attachment of LANs using Open Systems Adapter

LAN Server for MVS 1.1.0: Some of the benefits of the LAN Server for MVS, an unpriced feature, that may be realized include the following:

• It is the high end member of IBM's LAN Server family of products.
• It provides high capacity, high performance file storage for LAN users.
• It allows multiple OS/2 LAN Servers and NFS clients to share a common data repository with full update capability for every client.
• It provides LAN Server NFS Offload support on the Open Systems Adapter for MVS/ESA (194-398).
• The Software License Monitor product (5648-038) is no longer required to install or operate the LAN Server for MVS.

LAN Server for MVS is comprised of a S/390 component and one client component, the OS/2 LAN Server client which runs on the OS/2 LAN Server 3.0 or 4.0 -- Advanced. The S/390 component provides storage for workstation format files. The workstation repository on S/390 supports hierarchical directories, long names, byte level locking, and extended attributes. These facilities can be used by DOS and OS/2 users connected to the OS/2 LAN Server. To the workstation end user the files stored on S/390 look like files stored on the OS/2 LAN Server. They can be accessed and used like any other workstation based file.

LAN Server for MVS provides the capability to share workstation data between multiple OS/2 LAN Servers. A channel attachment between the OS/2 LAN Server and the S/390 provides high speed data transfer for the OS/2 LAN Server user. The channel connection can use the IBM PS/2(R) MicroChannel to Mainframe Connection, an ESCON connection through an IBM 3172 Interconnect Controller Model 003 or an IBM System/370(TM) Emulator/A card. A connection may also be established across wide area networks using SNA. A set of administrative commands are provided to maintain the workstation data stored on S/390.

The ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager (5648-020) provides special support for the LAN Server for MVS. The LAN Server is supported directly by a special ADSM client. Using this client, files managed by the LAN Server for MVS may be backed up directly into ADSM managed repositories. This support results in significant elapsed time savings for file backup tasks, where the LAN Server for MVS and the ADSM repository reside on the same host.

With the NFS file serving capabilities with LAN Server for MVS, TCP/IP NFS users can also store data in the S/390 workstation repository. OS/2 LAN Server users and NFS users can transparently share data stored on S/390. The full set of NFS Version 2 Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) is supported.

The previously available stand-alone LFS/ESA program product remains available for users of MVS/ESA 5.1 and prior versions. Any functional enhancements will be implemented only on the IBM LAN Server for MVS.

The statement of general direction listed in the LAN File Services/ESA Version 1 Release 1.2 announcement, Software Announcement 294-534, dated September 13, 1994, to provide LAN Server for MVS:

• As a feature of MVS/ESA SP Version 5
• NFS Offload support on the Open Systems Adapter (OSA) for MVS/ESA
• To rename LAN File Services/ESA to position it within the family of IBM LAN Server products

Users of the new client/server functions may realize the following benefits:

Improved Worker Productivity: The use of S/390 resources is completely transparent to the end user. Resources on S/390 are accessed by specifying a drive letter (for example, H:), the same way resources on the workstation would be used.

Increased Capacity: Large files or libraries that would have previously been replicated across numerous LAN servers can now be stored once on S/390. This reduces the DASD requirements for the LAN servers and ensures a more consistent view of data throughout the enterprise since the data is not maintained in multiple places. In addition, maintenance tasks on the LAN server that require temporary disk space, such as database maintenance, can now use DASD space on the S/390 instead of maintaining extra DASD on the LAN server.

Connectivity: With direct ESCON attach from the 3172-3 platform, LAN Server for MVS/ESA customers can take full advantage of the many benefits of ESCON. Fiber optic links can extend the distance between channels and control units up to 23 kilometers (14.3 miles). "Chained" ESCON Directors can increase this range to 43 kilometers (26.7 miles) and expand the channel-to-channel range up to 60 kilometers (37.3 miles). Thus, channel-attached LAN Server for MVS/ESA servers are not restricted to being physically located on the data center raised floor. Servers can now be placed much closer to the LANs they support. ESCON provides additional bandwidth and enables campus-wide connectivity.

In conjunction with the Open Systems Adapter for S/390, LAN Server for MVS will provide for communications protocol offload, providing for significant performance improvements for NFS users of the LAN server for MVS.

S/390 Strengths for LANs: Leverage S/390 strengths:

• Backup performed on a regular basis by data center personnel
• The use of high speed DASD and tape devices for backup and recovery
• Consolidated administration of workstation data stored on S/390
• High degree of physical security
• Ability to quickly add additional DASD capacity for use by LAN based servers

Managing Multiple Systems: The storage of workstation data on S/390 can reduce the burden on LAN based administrators. Many of the routine LAN administration tasks, such as backup and increasing DASD space on the server, can now be performed by the central information systems organization. This allows the LAN administrator to focus on other more important tasks.

Security: LAN Server for MVS allows the use of an External Security Manager (for example, RACF(TM)) to control user access to LAN File Services.

Note: LAN Server for MVS is also available as a charged stand-alone product for users of MVS 5.1 or earlier, under the name LAN File Services/ESA (program number 5648-039). Any further functional enhancements will be implemented on the IBM LAN Server for MVS, not the stand-alone product version.

Object Oriented Enhancements for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2

As part of IBM's continuing object-oriented strategy, new function is being introduced on MVS: the SOMobjects for MVS Run-time Library (also available as part of the SOMobjects for MVS program product -- see Software Announcement 294-637, dated October 4, 1994, for product information) and the SOMobjects for MVS application classes.

SOMobjects for MVS Run-time Library: The SOMobjects for MVS Run-time Library provides a set of functions used primarily for creating objects and invoking methods on them. When an application program executes, the data structures and objects that are created, maintained, and used by the functions in the run-time library constitute the SOMobjects for MVS run-time environment. Customers who plan on buying vendor applications can use the run-time library to execute them on MVS without investing in the full SOM application development environment (IDL, compiler, frameworks, bindings, samples). This will also benefit those customers who develop their applications on a test system and then execute them on multiple production systems.

SOMobjects for MVS Application Classes: The SOMobjects for MVS application classes support the rapid development and integration of large scale, mission critical applications. These cross-industry application classes are fully enabled to operate with the System Object Model (SOM), the base objected-oriented technology in SOMobjects for MVS. Classes and frameworks contained in the application classes provide solutions to common application development challenges, such as:

• Accessing existing data stored in DB2 and IMS(TM) DB datastores
• Using DB2 and IMS DB as stores for persistent objects
• Grouping objects into "units-of-work" for the purpose of commitment control and memory management
• Developing applications which support work groups participating in structured or unstructured business processes
• Building applications which exchange data with existing application systems through a common, neutral data format
• Automating business processes
• Creating application panels such as menus, panels, pop-ups, lists, and help text
• Creating applications for use in multiple national languages

• A persistence framework which operates with DB2 and IMS DB datastores
• Unit-of-Work management that eases the programmer's implementation of transactions and memory management
• A File Folder framework which allows easier creation of applications that automate business processes that are generally associated with "paper folders" such as insurance claims, hospital admissions, and engineering changes
• A User Interface framework which eases the creation of application panels such as menus, panels, pop-ups, list panels, and help text for non-programmable terminals. The User Interface framework also provides support for implementation of applications that allow multiple concurrent national language preferences.

The application classes run in the Batch and TSO environments.

Class libraries can help to significantly improve application development cycle time. This is because objected-oriented technology provides better business modelling which produces genuinely reusable code of high quality. Many of the classes, such as file folder, represent very high level application constructs that, when reused, offer outstanding productivity and contribute to lower development costs. When classes are reused and extended, the resulting classes not only inherit behavior, they also inherit built-in quality. This built-in quality reduces the likelihood of introducing new code defects. Costs savings are further realized because programmers do not have to create and maintain these libraries themselves.

The persistence framework eases the construction of persistent objects. The persistent class provides the services that control access to objects in a database. This not only allows access to new data but also, through wrappering, allows access to existing data. The persistent class supports the use of DB2 Distributed Relational Database Architecture(TM) (DRDA(TM)) to store and retrieve objects across multiple DB2 systems. Object persistence services convert objects between memory and the database and will automatically connect to the right system to "materialize" an object into memory and "dematerialize" it back to its proper store. This concept is especially important when file folders are distributed among users in different machines since the objects do not have to be on the same system as the folder itself. Because object retrieval and object updates are centralized in the persistence services, businesses can make major changes to where and how an object is stored without disrupting the rest of the application system.

The concept of unit-of-work groups related objects for a given task which can then be managed together as a unit. This eases the programmer's implementation of transactions and memory management. Groups of objects can be created, materialized, updated, and committed (or rolled back to a previous level) to a database. This maintains the integrity of the information in the database. The application determines which work activities are related and need to be kept together in the same unit of work. The application also controls the creating and discarding of the unit of work that contains the objects needed to perform related activities. This application control eliminates problems usually associated with other object-oriented systems which leave it to the programmer to ensure that all objects are properly discarded and memory properly returned to the system memory resource pool. With the unit-of-work concept, a programmer does not have to develop code to manage the updates of a diverse set of objects. Instead, the programmer decides on an object by object basis whether an object must be part of a transaction.

By exploiting the distributed capabilities of IBM's DB2 for communications of folder data across multiple systems that have the application classes installed, the need to redundantly distribute, store, and manage data across the enterprise is diminished. This also ensures that data retrieved is always the current data, regardless of where it is stored.

Customers who already have DB2 or IMS DB can store their objects using their existing databases, thereby eliminating the expense of having to buy a separate database to store them. Support for objects is in either DB2 or IMS DB formats.

Distributed Resource Management classes provide the facilities for integrating applications with external systems. It allows data under the control of an external application to be referenced in new applications.

Product Data Interchange improves the availability of data by providing an interface that allows users to import, export, and reference data that has different formats.

File Folder classes implement the concept of an electronic equivalent of a folder found in a typical office setting. From an end-user standpoint, the folder can be a ready to run "mini-application" that would contain heterogeneous types of data needed in support of a business process (such as an insurance claim, a hospital admission, or an engineering change). Application end users can fill folders with work-in-progress objects and distribute the folder electronically to coworkers. Since the folder can contain a diverse collection of objects, it can accommodate multiple departments and concurrent reviews. From a programmer's perspective the folder classes provide a rich set of application function which can be reused, extended, and tailored to fit the specific needs of a business process to be automated. File Folder classes come with a built-in history log that tracks what happens to a folder and who performed the action.

The User Interface framework eases the construction of menus, pop-ups, list panels, detail panels, help panels, and messages for non-programmable terminals, that are consistent with CUA(TM) guidelines. This multi-window environment provides a similar look and feel that is familiar to workstation users. The underlying user interface services provide support for scrolling, re-sizing, and cut and paste. Users can easily access many different application objects at once. Vital business information can be only a few keystrokes away.

Event Logging classes are used to record events thereby allowing businesses to synchronize their processes by understanding the events that occur in the system where the application classes are installed.

National Language Support classes provide the ability to support concurrent, multiple languages so that users of the same application on the same system can use their preferred language. This includes the capability to accept, store, and display data in their national language environment.

The SOMobjects for MVS application classes provide security on objects at the class/method level or individual object level in addition to the system security offered by RACF or equivalent products. Object security ensures, prior to any changes to the object, that the user has sufficient security authorization for the requested action. The security functions provided by the SOMobjects for MVS application classes are designed to prevent the inadvertent misuse of objects but may not in some cases prevent intentional misuse.

As the OO strategy is to adhere to OO standards, it should be noted that any anticipated Object Management Group (OMG) standards with respect to security and persistence architecture may differ from that of the SOMobjects for MVS application classes security and persistence architecture. Therefore users that need to take advantage of the SOMobjects for MVS application classes security and persistence services may wish to be conservative in this particular investment of resources in order to minimize any possible future migration costs in those areas.

OpenEdition MVS Enhancements in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2

The MVS OpenEdition socket application environment is enhanced to support socket application transport over SNA networks. This capability provides support for APPN/SNA networks like that which already exists for TCP/IP networks. The OpenEdition socket application over SNA function will be available via APAR OY10895 for VTAM Version 4 Release 2 AnyNet/MVS feature by June 30, 1995.

OpenEdition MVS Enhancements in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2

With today's announcement of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 UNIX functions are provided which continue to improve the open capabilities of the MVS/ESA platform while conforming to POSIX standards and X/Open specifications (XPG4 Base Branding and XPG4.2).

The following applications are supplied by IBM and run on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

AS (Application System) Version 4 Release 1: Application System (AS Version 4) unlocks the power of enterprise data and provides client/server solutions through an "intelligent server."

AS runs in a System/390 environment under MVS or VM. A broad selection of tools and facilities helps you manipulate, analyze, and present enterprise data. In addition, AS can provide specialist tools and routines for statistical analysis, project management, and business planning. The results can be presented to traditional 3270 terminals or delivered directly to workstation applications running on either OS/2 or Windows. The AS Visualizer Command Client is a feature of AS Version 4. For completeness, AS also has an application development environment that provides developers the opportunity to combine any of the tools and facilities to rapidly deliver very comprehensive solutions to business problems.

AS 4.1 supports the OpenEdition Hierarchical File System. Details about the AS 4.1 application on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 can be found in Software Announcement 295-033, dated January 31, 1995.

IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA Version 3: IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA compiler is designed to be the state-of-the-art MVS-based, language-centered environment that application developers can use to create, modify, test, and debug mission critical C or C++ applications targeted to execute on the MVS/ESA platform. This compiler features the following set of application development tools:

• A standards-conforming optimizing C compiler (C/MVS compiler) that fully supports the IEEE POSIX 1003.1 standard under OpenEdition MVS, as well as a subset of the 1003.1a and 1003.4a standards
• A standards-conforming C++ compiler (C++/MVS compiler) delivering features consistent with other C Set ++ products, such as template support, exception handling, and C++ Direct-To-SOM (DTS)
• A starter set of C++ class libraries consisting of I/O Streams and Complex, Collection and Application Support
• A mainframe interactive debugger
• C/C++ support for Dynamic Link Library (DLL) generation

The following applications and UNIX functions are supported in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 OpenEdition Services:

UNIX Applications: In continuing IBM's commitment to satisfy MVS customer requirements, IBM has successfully arranged with Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) including UNIX software product developers to port their applications/products to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

The following is a partial listing of some ISV products which will become available on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. IBM does not make any representations or endorsement of the specific ISV products. The following statements are provided by the ISVs themselves, in describing their commitment and products for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. Further, ISVs' representations relating to IBM and/or its products or services are provided by the ISVs. No effort has been made to independently verify the accuracy of the information relating to the functions, quality, and performance of the ISV products. The customer is responsible for determining whether any particular software provider's products are suitable for its own needs.

The following ISVs' applications will be available on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. Please contact the individual vendor for availability of the product.

ABRAXAS Software's CodeCheck 5.0 Application Now Available for MVS/ESA OpenEdition Portability Validation: "ABRAXAS Software, Inc., developer and publisher of DOS, OS/2, VSE, VM, and AIX(R) software development tools, has announced a new software development system that will validate compliance to POSIX standards and portability to OpenEdition MVS 5.1, 5.2, and 5.2.2. A version of CodeCheck 5.0 is currently available to run on the AIX/6000(R) system, and a version is being developed which will run directly on the MVS platform. An equivalent product is also being developed to run on OpenEdition VM/ESA(R). The CodeCheck application goes beyond initial portability checking to provide 'Life Cycle Rule Checking.' This includes Metrics Management of all milestones and goals during the development of new code. It is also instrumental in the quality assurance process by automating the validation of industry and company-specific standards and taking the tedium out of source code reviews. Availability of these products is planned for early second quarter 1995."

For more information, please contact:

ABRAXAS Software, Inc.
5530 SW Kelly Ave.
Portland, OR 97201
Phone: 503-244-5253
Fax: 503-244-8375

JCLPREP is a full-function job control language (JCL) management utility that 'understands' JCL and has an ISPF interface which allows the user to define how the JCL is managed. Through the use of the high level interface the user can cause the JCL to be automatically analyzed, documented, standardized, or converted. JCLPREP virtually eliminates JCL-related errors and provides quicker implementation of IBM and third-party hardware and software where JCL modifications may be necessary."

For more information please contact:

Altare Computer Software
60 S. Market Street
San Jose, CA 95113
Phone: 800-5ALTARE
Fax: 408-998-1189

For more information, please contact:

Mike Bunyard
Boole & Babbage
408-526-3221

Diversified Software continues to support OpenEdition MVS in JOB/SCAN, the leading JCL management product for error detection, standardization, and conversions. JOB/SCAN supports the JCL elements available in OpenEdition MVS SP Version 5. The early availability of this new feature in JOB/SCAN is a direct outcome of the close cooperation between IBM and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs).

Diversified Software is excited about OpenEdition MVS because it confirms the strong emerging position of MVS in a new multi-platform enterprise computing environment."

For more information please contact:

Rober Basmaciyan
Diversified Software
18630 Sutter Blvd.
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
408-778-9914

For more information, please contact:

Information Management Company
130 Campus Drive
Edison, NJ
Phone: 908-346-3100
Fax: 908-417-9771
Ask for Ward Geise

For more information:

Interactive Software Engineering (ISE)
270 Storke Road, Suite 7
Goleta, CA 93117
Phone: 805-685-1006
Fax: 805-685-6869
Email: info@eiffel.com
Contact: Darcy Harrison

Encompass provides an environment for creating distributed applications based on a plug-and-play three-tiered software architecture. It facilitates the development and management of the remote procedure call mechanism for communication between clients, servers, and databases, as well as automating the development and use of directory and security services in these applications.

The high degree of DCE compliance of MVS OpenEdition allows Encompass 2.1 to call DCE RPC servers running on MVS. This advances the further integration of large systems with distributed environments, and is a significant step in the success of standards-based computing."

For more information, please contact:

Open Environment Corporation
25 Travis St
Boston, MA 02134
Phone: 800-562-5969, ext. 843
Fax: 617-562-0038
Meg McDonald

SAS/C fully supports the IEEE POSIX 1003.1 standard under OpenEdition MVS, as well as portions of the 1003.1a standard relating to environment variables and symbolic links. It will be available both for programs which run under the OpenEdition shell and for more traditional MVS applications. This includes support for:

• Creation and control of processes, including the fork and exec system calls
• Access to files and directories in the MVS hierarchical file system
• Inter-process communication using signals and pipes
• Time zones and other extensions to standard C timing support

For more information on SAS/C support of OpenEdition MVS, contact Barbara Droschak at SAS Institute, 919-677-8000, or at Internet address sasbld@unx.sas.com.

Softool Corp's CCC/Harvest: Client/Server Change and Configuration Management (CM)

"CCC/Harvest is the first CM solution specifically designed for cross-platform, client/server development environments. CCC/Harvest utilizes an object-oriented, open architecture and easy-to-use graphical user interface to provide unprecedented visibility, control, and management over the entire software development and maintenance process. The CCC/Harvest server component will be available on MVS using OpenEdition MVS function in the second half of 1995. Using CCC/Harvest, developers can now take advantage of the power and capacity of a mainframe server while easily integrating UNIX, Windows, and OS/2 clients into their distributed development environment. In addition to robust change and configuration management features, CCC/Harvest provides integrated problem tracking, process modelling, support for multiple development life-cycles, notifications via electronic mail, and the use of UNIX relational databases like Informix and Oracle."

For more information, please contact:

Softool Corporation
340 S. Kellogg Ave.
Goleta, CA 93117
Phone: 805-683-5777
Fax: 805-683-5898
Ask for Alex Nathanson

For large and complex organizations with dynamic, rapidly changing business requirements, Peoplesoft delivers a complete set of flexible client/server business applications that empower employees to make informed decisions. By using the Peoplesoft product suite on an MVS server customers can harness the functionality, scalability, and power of the S/390 platform to process large workloads using DB2 on MVS."

For more information, please contact

Jeff Pulver
Peoplesoft, Inc.
1331 North California Boulevard
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Phone: 510-942-9146
Fax: 510-946-9400

The VISION: Results product is a comprehensive mainframe 4GL information management report generation system that uses simple, English-like commands to perform a wide range of tasks such as file maintenance, data extraction and presentation, document report generation, and access to a wide range of database structures.

VISION: Results will exploit the new capabilities of the Hierarchical File System (HFS) available on the MVS/ESA OpenEdition platform. VISION: Results applications will be able to access HFS files as both input and output files, and will be able to access and update HFS directories."

For more information, please contact:

Sterling Software
Applications Engineering Division
Five Concourse Parkway, Suite 2500
Atlanta, GA 30328-5350
Phone: 404-551-8300
Fax: (404) 399-0464

Over 600 commercial applications use Sybase's Open Client Open Server Architecture to solve customer problems today in a heterogeneous environment. With Enterprise CONNECT and the System 10 development libraries on MVS, customers can now develop client/server applications on the mainframe or another system and move their processing or data to the platform of their choice. The combined power of the S/390 platform and Sybase's Open Client Open Server Architecture lets customers create powerful client/server solutions to critical business problems. This new function coupled with Sybase's new precompilers for C/COBOL on MVS and OpenEdition function in MVS 5.2.2 will enable customers' ISVs to develop and deploy more applications on MVS."

For more information, please contact your Sybase representative at 800-8-SYBASE. For more technical information contact:

Josh Bersin
Sybase, Inc.
6475 Christie Ave.
Emeryville, CA
Phone: 510-922-8547
Fax: 510-922-4747

For more information, please contact:

4th Dimension Software
One Park Plaza, 11th Floor
Irvine, CA 92714
Phone: 714-757-4300
Fax: 714-756-3900

The Systemator RunTime was ported as one of the first commercial UNIX solutions to OpenEdition MVS and it is expected to be in beta test at key customer sites in 1995. You can develop your solution on your workstation, and easily test functionality and performance on different platforms -- including OpenEdition MVS when you need a large server in your network."

For more information, please contact:

Sysdeco Innovation AS
Chr. Michelsgt. 65
N-0474 Oslo, Norway
Knut Bjerknes
Phone: (47) 22 38 30 90
Fax: (47) 22 38 25 55

There is significant expansion of the application interfaces required by the X/Open Portability Guide (XPG4 Base Branding). These new application interfaces conform to the POSIX standards and expand the UNIX functions on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

The following additions to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and changes to supporting products will be made to achieve XPG4 Base Branding.

• A set of C-language runtime library functions which support the XPG4 Base Branding specification will be added to the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature and the Language Environment for MVS and VM Run Time Library.
• Changes to C-language runtime library functions released in MVS/ESA 5.1 will be made to the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature and the Language Environment for MVS and VM Run Time Library.
• An additional set of Commands and Utilities as specified in XPG4 Base Branding are provided.
• IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA compiler changes will be made to support the new UNIX functions.
• Modifications to OpenEdition are provided which support the XPG4 general terminal interface including, for example, support for:
  • "Raw mode" terminal I/O (non-canonical in POSIX/XPG terminology)
  • The vi editor and other UNIX full screen applications
  • XPG4 required IPC functions -- message and queueing, shared memory, and semaphores
• Locales are installed in the OpenEdition Hierarchical File System (HFS). In MVS/ESA 5.1 locales were packaged in the C-language RTL and installed as data sets. In MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 they are now also installed in the HFS.

• Know that MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 UNIX application interfaces meet standardized requirements certified by an impartial evaluator
• Reduce costs to port UNIX applications to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Make cost trade-offs when making or buying UNIX applications

A significant set (90%) of the functions defined by the X/Open XPG4.2 Single UNIX specification are provided by MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. UNIX applications can be ported to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 with relative ease. While a major portion of the XPG4.2 specification is supported, it will take a second phase of development for MVS to become UNIX branded by X/Open. IBM intends to request UNIX branding from X/Open for MVS/ESA.

XPG4.2 functions which are deferred to a future release will be documented at general availability of the product.

Enabling New Applications: This will enable a customer to:

• Increase the number of UNIX applications that can be ported to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Know that UNIX application interfaces on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 meet standardized requirements
• Reduce costs to port UNIX applications to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Make cost trade-offs when creating, buying, or porting UNIX applications
• Consolidate UNIX applications onto MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 to take advantage of the scalability of S/390 hardware

It is recommended that OpenEdition MVS/ESA 5.1 applications which used sockets migrate to the new socket API available in Language Environment for MVS and VM or to the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

Details on migration will be provided in the documents at MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 availability:

• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES2 (GC28-1428)
• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES3 (GC28-1429)

• Write UNIX applications on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 that can interface with UNIX applications on IBM or non-IBM systems
• Communicate between UNIX applications on TCP/IP or SNA networks

UNIX workstations and other workstations in a TCP/IP network that support the telnet or rlogin virtual terminal protocols can directly login to the OpenEdition Shell using this support.

Communications Server support contained in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 enhances connectivity and performance for users connected to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 through a channel or LAN-attached IBM RISC System/6000. This support allows terminals connected to asynchronous ports on a RISC System/6000 to operate as if they were directly connected to the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 system. The RISC System/6000 combines input from multiple terminals and collects complete lines entered at terminals used with line-mode applications before sending the input to the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 system. In addition, virtual terminal support that allows remote logins to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 (with telnet and rlogin commands) is done on the RISC System/6000, further reducing the load on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

By installing the Communications Server package provided with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 OpenEdition on a channel or LAN-attached RISC System/6000 and doing some system administration on both systems, a standard RISC System/6000 running AIX Version 4.1.1 or higher can become an MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 Communications Server. Furthermore, the user may continue to use AIX Version 4.1.1 or higher capabilities of the workstation While it is used as an MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 Communications Server. Furthermore, the user may continue to use AIX Version 4.1.1 or higher capabilities of the workstation while it is used as an MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 Communications Server.

Note: The rlogin support provided in MVS/ESA 5.1 has been integrated into MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. As an alternative, users may directly login to the OpenEdition Shell or use the Communications Server support.

Use of a Communications Server: This function provides cost-competitive usage of ASCII terminals by MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 applications for accessing and using OpenEdition line- or character-oriented applications (for example, vi editor).

Expanded Use of Terminals: This function allows the user to expand the number of terminals supported by MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 applications for accessing and using OpenEdition functions.

Meet Performance Expectations: ASCII byte-oriented, low-function terminal interfaces are provided which meet customer performance expectations.

Reduce Costs: Customers can save money by:

• Attaching a "sufficiently large" number of low-cost terminals supporting interactive users to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Supporting remote terminal users via telnet or rlogin

This function allows UNIX applications invoked from the OpenEdition Shell to send and receive a 3270 data stream to and from 3270 displays attached to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. The primary exploiters of the function are expected to be ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) and customers interested in implementing 3270 applications using OpenEdition services.

Extend the Life of Existing Hardware: Customers can:

• Use existing 3270 displays for UNIX applications, thus protecting their investment in 3270 hardware
• Enhance 3270 applications by including UNIX components at minimum cost

• Shell and utilities execution
• Sockets and TCP/IP
• Interactive offload of serial terminals and network terminal attachment

Realize Enhanced Throughput: This will enable a customer to:

• See improvement in throughput and a reduction in resources consumed by interactive users

Locales shipped by the Language Environment for MVS and VM product or the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature are supported. This enables IBM to ship a single version of the OpenEdition Shell & Utilities feature on MVS that:

• Can be used in most countries for which IBM ships locales. The list of countries supported is shown below.
• Can process data encoded in any of the supported CECP code pages.
• Preserves the Portable Character Set definitions defined in POSIX standards.
• Allows country-unique 3270 terminals to be directly used with the Shell & Utilities without conversion of the data.

The following locales are supported by the Shell and Utilities. The locales are shipped by the Language Environment for MVS and VM product or the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature.

Locale Name             Language             Country

C
POSIX
SAA
Da_DK.IBM-277           Danish               Denmark
Da_DK.IBM-1047          Danish               Denmark
De_CH.IBM-500           German               Switzerland
De_CH.IBM-1047          German               Switzerland
De_DE.IBM-273           German               Germany
De_DE.IBM-1047          German               Germany
El_GR.IBM-875           Ellinika             Greece
En_GB.IBM-285           English              United Kingdom
En_GB.IBM-1047          English              United Kingdom
En_JP.IBM-1027          English              Japan
En_US.IBM-037           English              United States
En_US.IBM-1047          English              United States
Es_ES.IBM-284           Spanish              Spain
Es_ES.IBM-1047          Spanish              Spain
Fi_FI.IBM-278           Finnish              Finland
Fi_FI.IBM-1047          Finnish              Finland
Fr_BE.IBM-500           French               Belgium
Fr_BE.IBM-1047          French               Belgium
Fr_CA.IBM-037           French               Canada
Fr_CA.IBM-1047          French               Canada
Fr_CH.IBM-500           French               Switzerland
Fr_CH.IBM-1047          French               Switzerland
Fr_FR.IBM-297           French               France
Fr_FR.IBM-1047          French               France
Is_IS.IBM-871           Iceland              Iceland
Is_IS.IBM-1047          Iceland              Iceland
It_IT.IBM-280           Italian              Italy
It_IT.IBM-1047          Italian              Italy
Ja_JP.IBM-939           Japanese             Japan
Ja_JP.IBM-1027          Japanese             Japan
Nl_BE.IBM-500           Dutch                Belgium
Nl_BE.IBM-1047          Dutch                Belgium
Nl_NL.IBM-037           Dutch                Netherlands
Nl_NL.IBM-1047          Dutch                Netherlands
No_NO.IBM-277           Norwegian            Norway
No_NO.IBM-1047          Norwegian            Norway
Pt_PT.IBM-037           Portuguese           Portugal
Pt_PT.IBM-1047          Portuguese           Portugal
Sv_SE.IBM-278           Swedish              Sweden
Sv_SE.IBM-1047          Swedish              Sweden

• Using OpenEdition Utilities which provide significant standards-conformant "open functions" for UNIX applications in a natural language
• Building UNIX applications which allow effective use of CECP data that currently exists on an MVS system
• Expanding the usage of natural language when presenting data to users from a UNIX application

• rlogin virtual terminal protocol support using an rlogin server shipped with OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Outboard rlogin virtual terminal protocol via the Communication Server shipped in OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2
• Outboard telnet virtual terminal protocol via the Communication Server
• Outboard serial-attach terminal support via the Communication Server

The following code pages are supported by the conversion function. The locales for these code pages are shipped in the Language Environment for MVS and VM product or the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature.

Single-byte ASCII/EBCDIC Translation:

ASCII Code Pages              EBCDIC Code Pages

IBM-850
 (PC-multilingual)            IBM-1047 (Latin-1 Open Systems)
ISO08859-1
 (Latin-1 ASCII)              IBM-037 (USA CECP)
                              IBM-273 (Germany, Austria CECP)
                              IBM-277 (Denmark, Norway CECP)
                              IBM-278 (Finland, Sweden CECP)
                              IBM-280 (Italy CECP)
                              IBM-284 (Spain CECP)
                              IBM-285 (UK CECP)
                              IBM-297 (France CECP)
                              IBM-500 (International #5)
                              IBM-871 (Iceland CECP)
                              IBM-875 (Greece CECP)

Japanese MBCS                 EBCDIC Host
Code Pages                    DBCS Code Page

IBM-eucJP                     IBM-939 (EBCDIC combined DBCS)
IBM-932 (S-JIS)

• Use ASCII low-cost terminals to interface with UNIX applications run from the OpenEdition Shell
• Use ASCII low-cost terminals in world trade countries and maintain consistency with EBCDIC CECP (Country Extended Code Pages) data that exists on MVS

Consistency of User Interface: Users of the dbx feature will find debugging the new UNIX functions to be a process compatible with debugging POSIX programs. A minimum learning curve will reduce the costs to be effective in debugging UNIX applications.

PRODUCT POSITIONING

LANRES/MVS

LANRES/MVS offers unique function and services to NetWare LAN servers and end users. These services, combined with the reliability of S/390 storage and the systems management discipline of MVS, make LANRES/MVS extremely attractive to those looking to integrate their S/390 and LAN environments.

LAN Server for MVS

LAN Server for MVS should be viewed as a complement to network LAN servers by making the S/390 a compatible server of large objects that require real-time delivery, such as multimedia objects. The LAN Server feature provides an OS/2 compatible file system on MVS/ESA that works in conjunction with OS/2 LAN Server on the workstation. It extends the LAN environment by enabling transparent access to System/390 storage resources. For applications requiring very large capacity and high performance access, LAN Server for MVS is an excellent extension to LAN-based super servers. A key advantage is the ability to leverage customers' existing investments in large systems high bandwidth communications and storage resources. For many environments, the reuse of System/390 resources will be substantially less expensive than implementing and managing a unique outboard storage subsystem.

LAN Server for MVS NFS Offload support will interest customers who want to use their MVS/ESA host for serving "large objects" to TCP/IP NFS clients, such as multimedia or image files.

The NFS feature of DFSMS/MVS(TM) meets customer requirements for general NFS UNIX file serving with the new abilities to access legacy and POSIX compliant access to the Hierarchical File System in MVS OpenEdition.

Objects on MVS

All businesses are looking for ways to reduce their application development cycle time. The traditional programming techniques used in procedural languages contribute to many of the software difficulties in data processing (DP) shops today. Associated with that are high people costs, high backlog of development work, unresponsiveness to changes in the business environment, and user dissatisfaction. How can OO technology help? Objects model real-world entities which can accurately reflect the actual business environment and can easily be changed when the environment changes. SOMobjects for MVS (see Software Announcement 294-637, dated October 4, 1994), along with its application classes, allows object reuse for much faster development of higher quality code thereby shrinking the backlog and reducing maintenance costs. Customers are likely to have large staffs who spend the majority of their time on the maintenance of existing applications when they could be concentrating more on creating new applications to address their business needs.

SOMobjects for MVS is an alternative to traditional programming techniques that helps to:

• Improve productivity
• Lower maintenance costs
• Improve quality

• Access to databases
• User interface services
• Persistence
• National language support

Customers who plan on buying vendor applications can use the SOMobjects for MVS run-time library to execute them on MVS without investing in the full SOM application development environment (IDL, compiler, frameworks, bindings, samples). This will also benefit those customers who develop their applications on a test system and then execute them on multiple production systems.

With objected-oriented technology on MVS, MVS shops can help lower their costs and improve programmer productivity.

Whether customers build new applications or build on existing ones, they will benefit by investing in the OO technology and using SOMobjects for MVS and its application classes.

STATEMENT OF GENERAL DIRECTION

Parallel Sysplex Extension SOD

IBM intends to enhance CICS/ESA(R) to provide VSAM Data Sharing between CICS regions. This will include sharing between multiple CICS systems and centralized Sysplex-wide log and journal management. Further Parallel Sysplex support will provide for temporary storage data sharing between CICS systems in the same or different MVS images.

UCB VSCR SOD

In a future release of DFSMS/MVS, IBM intends to support UCB VSCR, increasing the number of I/O devices that customers may define on their MVS systems beyond previous practical limits.

OpenEdition SOD

The following functions are planned to extend the UNIX interfaces announced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 in a future release of MVS/ESA. These functions are intended to provide additional UNIX capability in MVS/ESA.

• MVS/ESA branded as a UNIX system Upon completion of the X/Open Single UNIX Specification (XPG4.2), IBM will apply to X/Open for branding of MVS/ESA as a UNIX system.
• Object oriented applications OpenEdition will be modified to allow application programmers to use object oriented technology to build UNIX applications on a future release of MVS using:
  • C++ (including C++ Direct-To-SOM) support from the IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA product
  • C/C++/DLL (Dynamic Link Library) support from the IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA product
  • SOMobjects for MVS (including Distributed SOM)
• ADSM Client support of the Hierarchical File System A future release of ADSM (ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager) will include a new ADSM Client component for OpenEdition MVS. This new client component will support the backup and archiving of individual files from the OpenEdition HFS (Hierarchical File System) to the storage resources that are under the control of the ADSM Server component.
• OpenEdition DCE IBM intends to upgrade the MVS/ESA OpenEdition Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) to OSF DCE Version 1.1. OSF DCE Version 1.1 support will provide a foundation for RACF-DCE interoperation and for support of single sign-on between MVS/ESA and DCE environments. OSF DCE Version 1.1 also includes improved support for internationalization. MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE will provide support for DCE RPC over SNA networks in addition to the TCP/IP networks supported today. IBM also intends to enhance and extend the set of MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE servers. The MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE Application Support program product will be enhanced to exploit the security extensions provided in the MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE Base Services and additional IMS transaction types will be supported. New MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE servers will include DCE Security Server and Distributed File Service program products.

Education and Training is announcing the following new courses in support of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2:

• S/390 Parallel Sysplex Overview and MVS/ESA SP V5 Update (H4012). This course provides the migration considerations for the MVS system programmer already at the MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 level.
• Workload Manager Workshop: Performance Management Using MVS/ESA SP V5 (H4013). This course is for systems programmers with experience in MVS/ESA performance and tuning.

In addition, the entire MVS/ESA curriculum of courses will be updated at general availability to reflect the new features and functions of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2. Key updated courses include:

• MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2 to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 Update (H4000).
• MVS/ESA SP Version 3 to MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 Update (H3920).
• MVS/ESA Measurement and Tuning (H3904). This entry-level performance course will include new case studies at the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 level.

• OpenEdition MVS & DCE: MVS in an Open World (H4008). This existing three-day course provides an introduction to the MVS/ESA OpenEdition Services and the OpenEdition DCE Services. It includes hands-on laboratory exercises. The course will be updated to reflect the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 OpenEdition content.

Hardware Requirements:

• All models of the IBM 9672
• All models of the IBM ES/9000(TM) Processor Unit 9021, the 9121, or the 9221
• An IBM ES/3090(TM)-9000T processor (Models 15T, 17T, 18T, 25T,
• 28T) that supports IBM Enterprise Systems Architecture/370(TM) (ESA/370(TM)) and can have optional ESA/390(TM) facilities
• An IBM ES/3090 Model E, S, J, or JH processor at the appropriate engineering change (EC) level that supports the IBM Enterprise Systems Architecture/370
• An IBM ES/4381(TM) Model Group 90E, 91E, or 92E processor that supports the IBM Enterprise Systems Architecture/370

Coupled Systems Hardware Environment:

• Coupling Facility: A production Coupling Facility can be an IBM
• 9674 running the Coupling Facility Control Code in a PR/SM LPAR. The Coupling Facility Control Code can also run in a 9021
• 711-based model or a 9672 in a PR/SM LPAR. For additional information, see Hardware Announcements 194-082, dated April 6,
• 1994, and 194-281, dated September 13, 1994.
• Coupling Facility Channels: Coupling Facility channels (also referred to as Coupling Links) are high bandwidth fiber optic links that provide high speed connectivity between the Coupling Facility Control Code and the MVS/ESA systems running in CECs (also referred to as CPCs) which use the services of the Coupling Facility Control Code. These channels are supported on all 9021
• 711-based models, all 9121 511-based models, and the IBM 9672.
• Sysplex Timer(R) (9037 Model 001): The Sysplex Timer is required to synchronize the time-of-day (TOD) clocks in all the CPCs attached to the Coupling Facility.
• Enterprise Systems Connection (ESCON): ESCON I/O and the interconnect technologies are recommended in the sysplex coupling environment for fast access to shared data. In addition, they offer improved availability.

• An IBM S/390 host processor (or equivalent) with one of the following tape drives:
  • 9 track/6250 bpi magnetic tape drive
  • 18 track/38K 3480 cartridge tape system
  • 40 cylinders of 3380 DASD, or equivalent -- recommended for product programs and associated files

• The Open Systems Adapter:
  • ES/9000 water-cooled 711-based processor.
    • Models 711, 821, 831, 832, 941, 952, 962, 972, 982, and 9X2 (these models must have System Engineering Change 236420 or above installed).
  • ES/9000 air-cooled 511-based processor.
    • Models 311, 411, 511, 522, 621, 622, 732, and 734 (these models must have System Engineering Change C35954 or above installed).
  • Open Systems Adapter Support Facility Workstation.
  • Please refer to OSA Hardware Announcement 194-398 for additional OSA information.
  • One or more of the following connectivities:
    • Hardware as required to support SNA LU6.2 communications. Refer to the appropriate NetWare for SAA Administration Guide for details.
    • Hardware as required to support Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Refer to the appropriate NetWare TCP/IP Transport Supervisor's Guide and the IBM TCP/IP Version 2 for MVS Licensed Program Specifications (GC31-6086) for details.
• An IBM Micro Channel(R) PS/2 (or equivalent) capable of running NetWare Version 3.11, Version 3.12, Version 4.01, or Version 4.02 with:
  • A minimum of 70MB hard disk.
  • A minimum of 12MB RAM; 16MB is recommended. Note: More memory provides more room for caching, creating better performance for clients. With more memory, more files and volumes may be supported and the PS/2 can more easily perform non-LANRES/MVS functions (the PS/2 does not have to be dedicated to LANRES/MVS).
  • A 3.5-inch 1.44MB-capable diskette drive.
  • A LAN adapter.
  • One or more of the following connectivities:
    • An IBM PS/2 Micro Channel to Mainframe Connection Refer to Hardware Announcement 192-156, dated June 30, 1992, for description, supported models, and ordering information. Note: The IBM PS/2 System/370 Channel Adapter (RPQ 8P1456) is also supported. The RPQ was withdrawn on June 30, 1992, for new orders.
    • Hardware as required to support SNA LU6.2 communications. Refer to the appropriate NetWare for SAA Administration Guide for details.
    • Hardware as required to support TCP/IP. Refer to the appropriate NetWare TCP/IP Transport Supervisor's Guide and the IBM TCP/IP Version 2 for MVS Licensed Program Specifications (GC31-6086) for details.
• An IBM 3172 Interconnect Controller Model 003 with the following:
  • Hardware Package1 (feature code 2710) or Hardware Package2 (feature code 2720).
  • 66MHz Pentium processor (feature code 2850).
  • A LAN adapter supported by the NetWare operating system. Note: Additional memory provides more room for caching, creating better performance for clients. With more memory, more files and volumes may be supported and the controller can more easily perform non-LANRES/MVS functions. For additional memory in 16MB increments up to 64MB, order feature code 2810. Refer to the Sales Manual for additional details on 3172 Model 3 requirements. Note: NetWare Version 3.11J from IBM and NetWare Version 3.12J from IBM cannot be used on the 3172-3.
  • One or more of the following connectivities:
    • For ESCON support order the IBM ESCON Adapter (feature code
    • 2800) or for parallel channel order the Parallel Channel Adapter (feature code 2501).
    • Hardware as required to support SNA LU6.2 communications. Refer to the appropriate NetWare for SAA Administration Guide for details.
    • Hardware as required to support Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Refer to the appropriate NetWare TCP/IP Transport Supervisor's Guide and the IBM TCP/IP Version 2 for MVS Licensed Program Specifications (GC31-6083) for details.
• An IBM PS/55 (or equivalent) capable of running NetWare Version 3.11J from IBM or NetWare Version 3.12J from IBM with the following:
  • A minimum of 70MB hard disk.
  • A minimum of 12MB RAM; 16MB is recommended.
  • A 3.5-inch 1.44MB-capable diskette drive.
  • A LAN adapter.
  • One or more of the following connectivities:
    • An IBM PS/2 Micro Channel to Mainframe Connection. Refer to Hardware Announcement 192-156, dated June 30, 1992, for description, supported models, and ordering information.
    • Hardware as required to support TCP/IP. Refer to he appropriate NetWare TCP/IP Transport Supervisor's Guide and IBM TCP/IP Version 2 for MVS Licensed Program Specifications (GC31-6083) for details.
    • Hardware as required to support SNA LU6.2 communications. This requires NetWare for SAA 1.3B from IBM (Japanese Version) and NetWare Version 3.12J from IBM. Refer to the appropriate NetWare for SAA Administration Guide for details.

The following hardware is required:

• An IBM System/390 processor or equivalent.

• ES/9000 water-cooled 711-based processor.
  • Models 711, 821, 831, 832, 941, 952, 962, 972, 982, and 9X2 (these models must have System Engineering Change 236420 or above installed).
• ES/9000 air-cooled 511-based processor.
  • Models 311, 411, 511, 522, 621, 622, 732, and 734 (these models must have System Engineering Change C35954 or above installed).
• Open Systems Adapter Support Facility Workstation.
• Direct OSA CLAW channel connectivity is the only communication path supported.
• Please refer to OSA Announcement 194-398, dated September 13,
• 1994, for additional OSA information.

• IBM 3172 Interconnect Controller Model 3 with one of the following features:
  • Hardware Package1 -- Feature code 2710.
    • See the IBM 3172-003 Interconnect Controller Model 003 Sales Manual for a description of this feature.
  • Hardware Package2 -- Feature code 2720.
    • See the IBM 3172-003 Interconnect Controller Model 003 Sales Manual for a description of this feature.
• For ESCON support order the IBM ESCON Adapter -- feature code
• 2800.
• For parallel channel order the Parallel Channel Adapter -- feature code 2501.
• 66MHz Pentium Processor -- feature code 2850.
• For additional memory in 16 megabyte (MB) increments up to 64MB, order feature code 2810. Note: Additional memory (from 16MB to 64MB) provides more room for caching and thus better performance for clients. With more memory, more files and volumes may be supported and the 3172 can also more easily perform non-LFS/ESA functions.
• A LAN adapter supported by OS/2.
• Please refer to the Sales Manual for additional details on 3172 Model 3 requirements.

• A IBM Personal System/2(R) (PS/2) Micro Channel to Mainframe Connection Card (MMC).
  • The MMC requires a PS/2 Model 70 or higher Micro Channel machine. Please refer to the Micro Channel to Mainframe Connection announcement (192-156, dated June 6, 1992) for specific PS/2 models supported.
  • The MMC card will support the following models of the PS/55:
    • 5580-Y0B/Y0C/YEC/Y1C.
    • 5571-T0A/V1A/V1B/V1C.
    Note: The PS/2 System/370 Channel adapter and cabling assembly (RPQ 8P1456) will continue to be supported by LAN Server for MVS.
• A minimum of 80MB of hard disk space.
• A minimum of 16MB of random access memory (RAM).
• A LAN adapter supported by OS/2.

• IBM 3174 Peer Communications RPQ 8Q0718 or the IBM 3174 Peer Communications Feature (8010 or 8060).
  • The following Japanese clients are supported by IBM 3174 Peer Communications:
    • OS/2 V J2.1, OS/2 V J2.0, OS/2 EE J1.3.

• A workstation capable of running either:
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 -- Advanced.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 -- Advanced at appropriate corrective service with LAN Server Ultimedia(R) 1.0.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 3.0 -- Advanced.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 3.0 -- Advanced at corrective service diskette level IP07040 or higher with LAN Server Ultimedia 1.0.
• A Personal System/55 capable of running one of these versions of OS/2 LAN Server:
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J4.0 -- Advanced.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J4.0 -- Advanced at appropriate corrective service with LAN Server Ultimedia J1.0.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J3.0 -- Advanced.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J3.0 -- Advanced at corrective service diskette level IPJ7045A or higher with LAN Server Ultimedia J1.0.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version H3.0 -- Advanced.
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version T3.0 -- Advanced.
• A minimum of 80MB fixed disk.
• A minimum of 10MB of random access memory (RAM); 16MB is recommended.
• A LAN adapter supported by OS/2.

Terminal Interface: The extended user interface support allows existing hardware (terminals, workstations, networks, etc.) and existing telecommunications software (ACF/VTAM, TCP/IP, etc.) that run on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 to be used.

3270 Support: Most 3270 type terminals or 3270 emulators in an MVS/ESA network from which a user can interactively logon to TSO/E are supported by OpenEdition services and include:

• Real and emulated 3270s in an ACF/VTAM SNA network which satisfy the following:
  • The terminal must support an EBCDIC character set.
  • Minimum screen size is 24x80.
  • The terminal must be known to TSO/VTAM as a full screen device. OpenEdition services uses full screen mode.
  • The terminal must support upper- and lowercase characters.
  • A minimum of 12 PF keys are required.
• UNIX workstations and other workstations in a TCP/IP network that support the TELNET 3270 (TN3270) client function.
• The OMVS command supports customized PF keys to scroll backward/forward, display HELP, hide input typed into the command line, refresh the screen, retrieve previous commands, and enter TSO commands.

• Use of 3270 key sequences to emulate ASCII terminal control is supported. A set of system defined 3270 default key sequences which map to ASCII escape control values is supplied. The user can tailor the system defaults to meet individual needs.
• Conversion tables which map the 3270 data stream to a pseudo-tty device driver for both control and data are provided. Users can customize these tables to support various kinds of terminals.

Communications Server Support: A standard RISC System/6000 running AIX Version 4.1.1 or higher is required to support the Communications Server shipped as part of the OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. The RISC System/6000 can be channel attached or LAN attached to the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 system.

Procedures are provided to download the Communications Server support from MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 to the RISC System/6000. Disk space on the RISC System/6000 is required to store the Communications Server code, if one uses the procedures.

Storage Considerations: Information on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 processor storage requirements will be available at general availability.

Software Requirements: MVS/ESA SP 5.2 requires the following products or equivalents:

• High Level Assembler/MVS & VM & VSE (5696-234) with current maintenance
• MVS/DFP(TM) Version 3 Release 3 (5665-XA3) with program temporary fixes (PTFs) or higher or DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5695-DF1) with PTFs or higher
• Device Support Facility (ICKDSF) Release 15 (5655-257)
• SMP/E(TM) Release 8 (5668-949) with PTFs or higher for installation and maintenance
• TIOC (5752-VS2) feature numbers 5980/5981/5982 with PTF (these feature codes will supply TIOC only, not the 3.8 base and are required only by new MVS customers)

• ISPF Version 3 Release 5 (5685-054)
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) with PTFs

• ACF/TCAM Version 2 Release 4 (5735-RC3) with PTFs or ACF/TCAM Version 3 Release 1 (5665-314) with PTFs
• ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 4.1 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) with PTFs or ACF/VTAM Version 4 Release 1 for MVS/ESA (5695-117) with PTFs
• BTAM/SP (5665-279)
• CICS/MVS(R) Version 2 Release 1.2 (5665-403)
• CICS/ESA Version 3 Release 2.1 (5685-083)
• CICS/ESA Version 3 Release 3 if using CICSPlex System Manager/ESA (CICSPlex SM) Version 1 Release 1 (5695-081)
• DATABASE 2(TM) (DB2) Version 2 Release 3 (5665-DB2) with PTF
• DFDSS Version 2 Release 5 (5665-327) with PTFs
• DFHSM Version 2 Release 6 (5665-329) with PTFs
• DFSORT(TM) Version 1 Release 12 (5740-SM1) with PTF
• EREP Version 3 Release 5 (5658-260) with PTF
• ESCON Manager Version 1 Release 3 (5688-008) with PTF
• GAM/SP Release 3.1 (5668-978) with PTFs
• IMS/ESA(R) Database Manager Version 3 Release 1 (5665-408) with PTFs
• IMS/ESA Transaction Manager Version 3 Release 1 (5665-409)
• ISPF Version 3 Release 5 (5685-054)
• ISPF/PDF Version 3 Release 5 (5665-402)
• ISPF for MVS Version 4 Release 1 (5655-042)
• MVS/SP(TM) Version 2 MICR/OCR feature (5655-068 or 5655-069) with PTF
• NetView(R) Version 1 Release 3 MVS/XA(TM) (5665-362) with PTFs (in compatibility mode) or Version 1 Release 3 for MVS/ESA (5685-152) with PTFs
• Operations Planning and Control/ESA (OPC/ESA) Version 1 Release 2 (5695-007) with PTFs
• PSF(TM)/MVS Version 2 Release 1 (5695-040) with PTF
• RACF Version 1 Release 9 (5740-XXH) with PTFs
• RMF(TM) Version 5 Release 2 (5655-084)
• Service Level Reporter (SLR) Version 3 Release 3 (5665-397) with PTF
• System Display and Search Facility/MVS (SDSF/MVS) Version 1 Release 5 (5665-488)
• SystemView(R) Enterprise Performance Data Manager/MVS (EPDM) Version 1 Release 1.0 (5695-101)
• Target System Control Facility (TSCF) Version 1 Release 2 (5688-139)
• TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 (5655-HAL)
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) with PTFs
• VM/ESA feature (5684-112) or later
• VPSS Version 1 Release 1 (5665-301) with PTFs

For Functions Introduced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2:

For additional information on hardware and software requirements for these functions, see MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES2 (GC28-1428) or MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES3 (GC28-1429).

Automatic Restart Manager

• CICS/ESA Version 4 Release 1 (5655-018)
• CICSPlex System Manager/ESA (CICSPlex SM) Version 1 Release 1.1 (5695-081) with PTF
• DATABASE 2 (DB2) Version 4 Release 1 (5695-DB2)
• IMS/ESA Version 5 Release 1 (5695-176) with PTF

• RMF Version 5 Release 2 (5655-084)

• First Failure Support Technology(TM) (FFST(TM)) Version 1 Release 2 (5695-044) with PTF

• A future CICS enhancement -- see Statement of Direction
• ISPF Version 3 Release 5 (5685-054) for HCD usage
• RACF Version 2 Release 1 (5695-039) with PTF
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) with PTF

• System Display and Search Facility/MVS (SDSF/MVS) Version 1 Release 5 (5665-488)

• DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5695-DF1) with PTFs, DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 2 (5695-DF1) with PTFs
• ISPF Version 3 Release 5 (5685-054) for HCD usage
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) with PTFs for HCD usage

• ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 4.1 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) or higher with PTFs
• ACF/TCAM Version 2 Release 4 (5735-RC3) with PTFs or ACF/TCAM Version 3 Release 1 (5665-314) with PTFs
• A future release of DFSMS/MVS -- see Statement of Direction
• Device Support Facility (ICKDSF) Release 16 (5655-257) with PTF
• ISPF Version 3 Release 5 (5685-054) for HCD usage
• ESCON Manager (ESCM) Version 1 Release 3 (5688-008) or higher with PTF
• RACF Version 1 Release 9 (5740-XXH) with PTF
• RMF Version 5 Release 2 (5655-084)
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) with PTFs for HCD usage

• ACF/VTAM Version 4 Release 2 for MVS/ESA (5695-117) with PTF
• CICS/ESA Version 4 Release 1 (5655-018)

• Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) Version 3.5 (5685-054), or later. Note: LANRES/MVS Release 3 does not require ISPF for batch jobs; however, it is needed if you plan on using the ISPF panel interface to LANRES/MVS or the LANRES/MVS configuration utility.
• Interactive System Productivity Facility/Program Development Facility (ISPF/PDF) Version 3.5 (5665-402), or later.
• TSO Extensions (TSO/E) Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025), or later.
• System Modification Program Extended (SMP/E) Release 8 (5668-949), or later.
• DFSMS/MVS Version 1 (5695-DF1) with PTF, or MVS/Data Facility Product (DFP) Version 3 Release 3 (5665-XA3) with PTF.

• Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) Version 1 Release 9 (5740-XXH) or later, or an equivalent external security manager.
• Print Services Facility(TM) (PSF)/MVS (5695-040) with Core Interchange Fonts feature for printing PCL files on appropriate PSF-supported printers.
• IBM Publishing Systems PostScript Interpreter for AFP (5688-104) with PSF/MVS (5695-040) for printing PostScript files on appropriate PSF-supported printers. Note: LANRES/MVS does not support importing Encapsulated PostScript files into other PostScript language files.

• NetWare Version 3.11 from IBM
• NetWare Version 3.12 from IBM
• NetWare Version 4.01 from IBM
• NetWare Version 4.02 from IBM
• NetWare Version 3.11J from IBM
• NetWare Version 3.12J/V from IBM
• Novell NetWare Version 3.11
• Novell NetWare Version 3.12
• Novell NetWare Version 4.01
• Novell NetWare Version 4.02

Note: You will also need any software required by NetWare.

Depending on what type of clients are on the NetWare LAN, the following additional software may be required:

• To use Macintosh client support, one of the following on the server is needed:
  • When using NetWare Version 3.11:
    • NetWare for Macintosh Version 3.01, or later.
    • NetWare for Macintosh from IBM Version 3.01, or later.
  • When using NetWare Version 3.12:
    • NetWare for Macintosh Version 3.12, or later.
    • NetWare for Macintosh from IBM Version 3.12, or later.
  • When using NetWare Version 4.01 and 4.02:
    • NetWare for Macintosh Version 4.0, or later.
    • NetWare for Macintosh from IBM Version 4.0, or later.
  • When using NetWare v3.11J from IBM:
    • NetWare for Macintosh v3.011J from IBM.
  • When using NetWare 3.12J/V from IBM:
    • NetWare for Macintosh 5-Users which is bundled to NetWare
    • 3.12J/V from IBM.
    Note: Product numbers vary based on the number of sessions. See your IBM representative for more information.
• To use NetWare NFS client support you need one of the following on the server:
  • When using NetWare Version 3.11 or Version 3.12:
    • NetWare NFS Version 1.1, or later.
    • NetWare NFS from IBM Version 1.1, or later.
  • When using NetWare Version 4.01 or Version 4.02:
    • NetWare NFS Version 1.2b with patch NFS153.EXE, or later.
    • NetWare NFS from IBM Version 1.2b with patch NFS153.EXE, or later.
  • When using NetWare v3.11J from IBM:
    • NetWare NFS v1.2J from IBM.
  • When using NetWare 3.12J/V from IBM:
    • NetWare NFS v1.2J from IBM (Version 1.2C). Note: Previous versions to Version 1.2C are not supported. These users should get an update kit from IBM.

To use the Open Systems Adapter feature with LANRES/MVS, please refer to OSA Hardware Announcement 194-398, dated September 13, 1994.

• To use SNA LU 6.2 communications between the MVS host and the NetWare server, the following is needed:
  • ACF/VTAM Version 3.4.1 for MVS/ESA (5685-085), or later.
  • For the Open Systems Adapter, ACF/VTAM Version 4.1 for MVS/ESA (5695-117) or later is required.
  • One of the following installed on the NetWare server:
    • NetWare for SAA from IBM Version 1.2.
    • NetWare for SAA from IBM Version 1.3B.
    • NetWare for SAA 1.3B from IBM (Japanese Version) -- this is required if you are using NetWare Version 3.12J/V from IBM.
    • NetWare for SAA Version 1.2.
    • NetWare for SAA Version 1.3B.
    Product numbers vary based on the number of sessions. See your IBM representative or the appropriate NetWare for SAA Administration Guide for more information.
• To use the NetWare for SAA channel driver connection between the host processor and the NetWare server, you need:
  • On the host, ACF/VTAM Version 3.4.1 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) or later.
  • On the channel-attached NetWare server, one of the following:
    • NetWare 3.12, NetWare 4.01, or NetWare 4.02 with NetWare for SAA Version 1.3B.
    • NetWare 3.12J/V from IBM with NetWare for SAA 1.3B from IBM (Japanese version).
  • Note: Specific service levels may be required.
• To use TCP/IP protocols between the MVS host and the NetWare server, you will also need:
  • TCP/IP for MVS (5655-HAL) Version 3 Release 1, or later.
  • IBM C/370 Library (5688-188) Version 2.

• Channel-attach connectivity is only supported on the IBM 3172 Interconnect Controller Model 3 platform. Direct ESCON and parallel channel-attach options are supported.
• All connectivity options except direct ESCON attach are supported on PS/2 servers.
• Importing encapsulated PostScript files into other PostScript language files is not supported.

• IBM SAA AD/Cycle Language Environment/370 (5688-198) or IBM C/370 Library Version 2 (5688-188). Note: The AD/Cycle C/370 Language Support feature of MVS/ESA Release 5.1 satisfies this prerequisite for MVS/ESA Release 5.2.
• TSO Extensions (TSO/E) Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025) or later.
• One of these software products:
  • DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5695-DF1) with PTF.
  • MVS/Data Facility Product (DFP) Version 3 Release 3 (5665-XA3) with PTF.

• ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager Version Release 1 MVS/ESA (5648-020) with a PTF level of UN50015/UN50016 or later, if file level backup of LAN Server for MVS data is required.
• Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) Version 1.9 (5740-XXH) or later, or an equivalent external security manager.
• IBM TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 for MVS (5655-HAL) if Network File System (NFS) support is required. Note: If the only use of NFS Services is through the LAN Server for MVS NFS Offload feature, TCP/IP Version 3 for MVS is not required.
• BookManager(R) READ/MVS Release 2 (5695-046), if using optional softcopy publications.
• Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) Version 3 Release 5 for MVS (5685-054) for displaying command Help panels.

• IBM ACF/VTAM Version 3 (5685-085) Release 3 or later for LU 6.2 support. (If using the 3172 Model 3 for both SNA connectivity and LAN Server for MVS IBM ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 4 or later is required.)
• OS/2 Common Link Access to Workstation (CLAW) device driver shipped with LAN Server for MVS (required for IBM PS/2 Micro Channel to Mainframe Connection card or ESCON).
• IBM TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 for MVS for NFS communications that do not exploit the NFS Offload feature.

• A workstation capable of running either:
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 -- Advanced
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 4.0 -- Advanced at appropriate corrective service with LAN Server Ultimedia 1.0
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 3.0 -- Advanced
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version 3.0 -- Advanced at corrective service diskette level IP07040 or higher with LAN Server Ultimedia 1.0
• A Personal System/55 capable of running one of these versions of OS/2 LAN Server:
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J4.0 -- Advanced
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J4.0 -- Advanced at appropriate corrective service with LAN Server Ultimedia J1.0
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J3.0 -- Advanced
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version J3.0 -- Advanced at corrective service diskette level IPJ7045A or higher with LAN Server Ultimedia J1.0
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version H3.0 -- Advanced
  • OS/2 LAN Server Version T3.0 -- Advanced

Please refer to OSA Hardware Announcement 194-398, dated September 13, 1994, for additional OSA information.

OS/2 NFS Offload Programming Requirements:

• OS/2 Version 2.0 or later
• TCP/IP for OS/2 Version 2.0 or later

The LAN Server for MVS NFS front end processor program is memory intensive. Performance will vary depending on the number of other applications and number of clients running on the NFS front end processor. It is strongly recommended that greater than 16MB RAM be installed.

For Functions Introduced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2:

SOMobjects for MVS Run-time Library: The following programs are required at their equivalent or subsequent releases:

• Language Environment for MVS & VM Version 1 Release 4 (5688-198) or MVS C/C++ Language Support feature on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 at Language Environment for MVS/VM 1.4 level (5655-068 or 5655-069)

• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025)
• SOMobjects for MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5696-822) for developing applications

• Database 2 (DB2) Version 2 Release 1 (5665-DB2) or IMS/ESA DB Version 3 Release 1 (5665-408)
• Interactive System Productivity Facility/Program Development (ISPF/PDF) Version 3 Release 5 (5665-402)
• Graphics Data Display Manager (GDDM(R)) Version 2 Release 3 (5665-356)
• Language Environment for MVS & VM Version 1 Release 4 (5688-198) or MVS C/C++ Language Support feature on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 at Language Environment for MVS/VM 1.4 level (5655-068 or 5655-069)
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025)

• SOMobjects for MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5696-822) for developing applications
• IBM Common Data Facility Version 1 Release 2 (5695-134)
• Graphical Display and Query Facility Extension Version 2 Release 2 (5688-169)

The following programs supersede those announced on MVS/ESA 5.1 to support OpenEdition function at the MVS/ESA 5.1 level on MVS/ESA 5.2.

• RACF 2.1 (5695-039)
• TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 with PTFs (5655-HAL)
• IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA Version 3 Release 1 (5655-121)
• Language Environment for MVS and VM (5688-198)

• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES2 (GC28-1428)
• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES3 (GC28-1429)
• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Conversion Notebook (GC28-1436)

• ACF/VTAM Version 4 Release 2 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) with PTF for SNA sockets support
• Installation of the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature or Language Environment for MVS and VM (5688-198)
• DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 2 (5695-DF1) with PTF for XPG4 Base Branding support
• TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 (5655-HAL) with PTFs
• IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA Version 3 Release 1 (5655-121) (optional)
• ISPF/PDF Version 3 Release 5 (5665-402) (optional)
• SMP/E Version 1 Release 8 (5668-949) with PTF
• BookManager READ/MVS Version 1 Release 3 (5695-046) (optional)
• RMF Version 5 Release 2 (5655-084) with PTF (optional)
• Service Level Reporter (SLR) Version 3 Release 3.1 with PTF (optional)
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (optional)

• RACF
• DFSMS/MVS
• Language Environment for MVS and VM (5688-198)
• IBM C/C++ for MVS/ESA

S/390 Software:

• TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1
• MVS C/C++ Language Support feature or Language Environment for MVS and VM (5688-198)

For inter-cell operation, a GDA is required. The GDA packaged with IBM DCE Cell Directory Server for AIX (5765-119) is recommended. In addition, one of the following is required:

• DCE Global Directory Services
  • IBM DCE Global Directory Server for AIX (5765-120) and IBM DCE Global Directory Client for AIX (5765-259) are recommended.
• Domain Name Service
  • TCP/IP Version 3 Release 1 for MVS (5655-HAL) is recommended.

Additional information:

Note: If the MVS/SP Version 2 MICR/OCR feature is already installed, it does not have to be reinstalled. However, it is recommended that the corresponding MICR/OCR feature for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 be ordered to ensure that the installation will continue to receive service for this feature if the MVS/SP Version 2 Release 2 or MVS/SP Version 3 license is discontinued.

Virtual Storage Requirements: Virtual storage requirements will be provided at general availability.

Compatibility

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2: MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 is upwardly compatible with Version 5 Release 1.

MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 contains the Version 5 Release 2 BCP and the JES2 Version 5 Release 2 component.

Prior to availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2, planned for September 29, 1995, the package will contain the Version 5 Release 2 BCP and the JES3 Version 5 Release 2.0 component, which is functionally equivalent to the JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1 component.

The MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 BCP will run with the JES component shipped with the following versions and releases:

JES2                               JES3

MVS/SP-JES2 3.1.3 + PTFs           MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.2
                                    + PTFs
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.2 + PTF          MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.3
                                    + PTFs
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.3 + PTF          MVS/ESA SP-JES3 4.2.2
                                    (FMID HJS4421)
                                    (shipped after
                                    December 27, 1991)
                                    + PTF

MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.1 + PTF          MVS/ESA SP-JES3 5.1.1
                                    (FMID HJS5511)
                                    + PTF
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.2

MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2.2 contains the Version 5 Release 2.2 BCP and the JES2 Version 5 Release 2.2 component, which is functionally equivalent to the JES2 Version 5 Release 2 component.

MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.2 contains the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 BCP and the JES3 Version 5.2.1 component.

The MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 BCP will run with the JES component shipped with the following versions and releases:

JES2                               JES3

MVS/SP-JES2 3.1.3 + PTFs           MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.2
                                    + PTFs
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.2 + PTF          MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.3
                                    + PTFs
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.3 + PTF          MVS/ESA SP-JES3 4.2.2
                                    (FMID HJS4421)
                                    (shipped after
                                    December 27, 1991)
                                    + PTF

MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.1 + PTF          MVS/ESA SP-JES3 5.1.1
                                    + PTF
MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.2                MVS/ESA SP-JES3 5.2.2

JES2 and Sysplex:

Single MVS Image: Customers will be required to build a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 is installed. In a single system sysplex, XCF can be configured in local mode, so there is no requirement for a sysplex coupled data set.

If a JES2 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 1 is used in conjunction with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2, a sysplex is not required.

Multiaccess Spool with Multiple MVS Images Using One CPC: Customers will be required to use a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 is installed. XCF must be configured with a sysplex coupled data set so that JES2 can keep track of member status.

If a JES2 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 1 is used in conjunction with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2, a sysplex is not required. For this type of configuration, the JES2 multi-access spool (MAS) must have seven or fewer MVS images.

For customers using multiple MVS images, MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 cannot be mixed with other pre-Version-5 levels of JES2 in the same JES2 MAS.

Multiaccess Spool with Multiple MVS Images Using Multiple CPCs: Customers will be required to use a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 1 is installed. A Sysplex Timer is required to synchronize time across the CPCs.

If a customer chooses to use a JES2 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 1, a sysplex is not required. However, the JES2 MAS that is implemented cannot contain more than seven MVS images.

For customers using multiple MVS images, MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 cannot be mixed with other pre-Version-5 levels of JES2 in the same JES2 MAS.

JES3 and Sysplex:

Single MVS Image: Customers will be required to build a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 is installed. In building a single system sysplex, XCF can be configured in local mode, so there is no requirement for a sysplex coupled data set.

If a JES3 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1 is used in conjunction with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2, a sysplex is not required.

Multiaccess Spool with Multiple MVS Images Using One CPC: Customers will be required to use a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 is installed. The sysplex coupled data set required by XCF must be allocated and used.

If a JES3 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1 is used in conjunction with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2, a sysplex is not required. For this type of configuration the JES3 complex must have eight or fewer MVS images.

For customers using multiple MVS images, MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 cannot be mixed with other levels of JES3 in the same JES3 complex.

Multiaccess Spool with Multiple MVS Images Using Multiple CPCs: Customers will be required to use a sysplex when MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 is installed. A Sysplex Timer is required to synchronize time across the CPCs.

If a customer chooses to use a JES3 release prior to MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1, a sysplex is not required. However, the JES3 complex that is implemented cannot contain more than eight MVS images.

Note: APAR numbers for those products listed with PTF can be found in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES2 (GC28-1428) and MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES3 (GC28-1429).

JES3 Tape Utilities: MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 is the last release planned to support JES3 Tape Utilities. Customers are encouraged to convert their tape management to utilities supported by DFSMS(TM).

Performance Considerations: Performance information on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 BCP is scheduled to be provided at general availability.

User Group Requirements: This announcement satisfies or partially satisfies 10 requirements from one or more of the worldwide user group communities, which include Australasian SHARE/GUIDE (ASG), COMMON, COMMON Europe, GUIDE International, G.U.I.D.E. Europe, Japan GUIDE/SHARE (JGS), Guide Latin American (LAG), SHARE EUROPE, and SHARE Incorporated.

• AHMVSX84052: Allow Authorized Tasks to Issue JES3 Commands Via SVC
• 34
• CSJES382142: Remote Operation of JES3 Complexes
• GO1JS379050: JES3 System Consoles Under VTAM
• GO1JS391002: JES3 Improved SYSLOG Information
• REQ00002276: NetView ACO Receives MSGIAT7117 when Sending Message to Console
• REQ00006682: NetView ACO Receives MSGIAT7117 when Sending Message to Console
• REQ00008497: Need Ability to Issue JES3 Local Commands from Local System
• SBJES378021: JES3 -- Message Queuing to Inactive RJP Terminals
• SOJES389304: JES3 Should Retrieve Local Action Message after Global IPL
• SOJES391301: JES3 -- Recovery from SYSLOG Switch to Hardcopy

• U.S. Guide MVS Group "Hot Issues -- Status Report OpenEdition MVS: First Look," published July 23, 1993

Migration:

MVSCP Elimination: An MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 system can be IPLed only with an IODF. MVSCP definition is no longer supported. HCD provides a migration utility that can be used from an MVS/SP Version 2 system or higher to migrate existing MVSCP input data sets, as well as the related IOCP input data sets, into an IODF. An IODF created by any MVS/ESA SP Version 4 HCD can be used to IPL an MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 system.

ScreenView(TM): The ScreenView feature for MVS will not be offered with MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.

OpenEdition Migration Considerations:

Migration and Coexistence: In order to allow an orderly migration from earlier releases of OpenEdition MVS to OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2, OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 will support various down-level releases of prerequisite products. It is important to note that conformance to the XPG4 Base Branding and XPG4.2 standards will be certified only on OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and the prerequisite products at the release and PTF levels as specified in this document.

Documentation on Migration/Coexistence: Migration and coexistence details are provided in the following documents.

• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES2 (GC28-1428)
• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning: Installation and Migration with JES3 (GC28-1429)
• MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Conversion Notebook (GC28-1436)

Upward Compatibility for OpenEdition Applications: Applications and programs, written entirely in the C Language, created, compiled, and linked with previous releases of OpenEdition MVS will run unmodified on OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2. These applications and programs will not require modification or recompilation to execute on OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

Mixed applications, using C and COBOL or PL/I, can be executed without modification if they executed on OpenEdition MVS 5.1.

Applications that use Assembler calls may need changes to use some services.

C Compilers and Run-time Libraries: The MVS C/C++ Language Support feature of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 provides access to the new application services of OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2. Programs created with other releases of the MVS run-time library or C Language Support feature will run on OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2.

Support of AD/Cycle C/370 1.2: The AD/Cycle C/370 Compiler Release 1.2 will execute on and create executable code for OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2. This compiler can use the AD/Cycle LE/370 Run-time Library 1.3 or the Language Environment for MVS and VM Run-time Library, the AD/Cycle C/370 Language Support feature of OpenEdition MVS 5.1, or the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature of MVS 5.2. The new application services of OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 will not be available to back-level run-time libraries.

Support of C/C++ Compiler Release 3.1: This compiler uses the Language Environment for MVS and VM Run-time Library or the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature of OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 to produce modules that will execute on OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2. The MVS C/C++ Language Support feature of MVS 5.2.2 can exploit the new services of OpenEdition MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

Support of Other Compilers and Run-time Libraries: Please see the providers of other C or C++ compilers for their description and limitations of support for OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2.

Migration of Sockets API: The integrated sockets support for BSD 4.3 supported in OpenEdition MVS/ESA 5.1 and shipped in OpenEdition MVS/ESA 5.1 needs to be migrated to Language Environment for MVS/VM to take advantage of the sockets support defined in XPG4 and XPG4.2.

Note: BSD 4.3 socket support will be replaced with socket support as specified by XPG4.2 in the next release of OpenEdition MVS/ESA.

Migration of Data, Data Services, and Security:

Data: All Hierarchical File System data stored on DFSMS/MVS 1.2 systems can be accessed using DFSMS 1.2 and a PTF that supports XPG4 Base Branding function.

Security: Using RACF 2.1 with the Toleration PTF (APAR OW09834) installed on OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 is possible for migration purposes with restrictions. Programs that use restricted MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 UNIX functions will receive ENOSYS returns. The restricted functions will be documented in the document MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS (SC23-3015).

RACF will also note unsuccessful attempts to use restricted functions. Auditing of new functions will not be possible. The revision in the security rules for setting the "sticky bit" in directories is not possible with RACF 2.1. This means that only the system administrator may change "sticky bits" on such systems.

Communication Systems: PTFs for TCP/IP 3.1 must be installed. No down-level TCP/IP support is provided.

Help: BookManager 1.2 can be used with OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2. To use it requires a modification to assure the C/370 2.0 RTL is STEPLIB'd for OHELP execution.

Shells and Utilities: Use of the OpenEdition MVS 5.1 Shells and Utilities is possible on OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 systems. Shell commands are compatible with those released on OpenEdition MVS 5.1. No modification of shell scripts created for OpenEdition MVS 5.1 is necessary. Additional features are available but do not compromise upward compatibility of scripts or users.

Debugger 'dbx': The OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 dbx feature must be used with OpenEdition MVS 5.2.2 systems. The OpenEdition MVS 5.1 dbx feature may yield unpredictable results on OE MVS 5.2.2 systems.

S/390 Developers Association: A new membership program has recently been unveiled for software developers using S/390 platforms. The program is called the S/390 Developers Association. The goals of the program are to enhance communication between S/390 customers, independent software vendors (ISVs), and IBM's S/390 development organizations and to provide assistance to ISVs in obtaining the resources necessary to develop and support solutions on S/390 platforms.

A previously announced membership program, "Your Connection to VM," is being combined with this new program. There is no fee for membership in the S/390 Developers Association. The S/390 Developers Association provides an online conferencing service, through TalkLink, that is available to S/390 customers as well as ISVs. The section of the service available to customers contains bulletin boards, news and announcements concerning S/390, and IBM tools for the various platforms. The developers only section contains special bulletin boards, IBM internal development tools, and news for developers.

The S/390 Developers Association provides additional support for developers with technical and marketing services. Technical support includes porting information, White papers with IBM views on technical topics, access to testing facilities (at a minimal fee), and special developer prices on IBM hardware and software. Marketing support provides for inclusion in S/390 product catalogs, listings in the National Solution Center Database, and software replication and distribution services from IBM Software Manufacturing Solutions (ISMS). The MVS, VM, and VSE development organizations will also offer special, invitational programs that provide developers with technical disclosures, early access to platform products, and special marketing opportunities.

Those wishing to participate in the online service of the S/390 Developers Association should call TalkLink at 800-547-1283 to request a subscription application. Software developers who would like to join the S/390 Developers Association or would like additional information should call 800-627-8363 and request an application kit.

System Integrity

IBM will accept APARs where the installation of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 and MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 introduces an exposure to the system integrity of MVS. Refer to Software Announcement P81-174, dated October 21, 1981. This control program is intended to run authorized.

IBM will accept APARs where the installation of the SOMobjects for MVS run-time and application classes introduces an exposure to the system integrity of MVS. These programs are intended to run unauthorized.

Security, Auditability, and Control

Data security and auditability in the MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 and MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 environment are enhanced by the functions available in the Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) licensed program (5695-039).

Security APARs: IBM will continue to accept Security APARs for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 and MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2. Security APARs are for reporting problems in existing security mechanisms where the problem descriptions do not meet the precise definition of system integrity, but do constitute an exposure to the security of the system as a whole or to an IBM product which runs on the system. Originally announced in Software Announcement 289-581, dated October 24, 1989, this commitment is being enhanced, as follows, to accept Security APARs when the installation or use of this MVS product violates B1 criteria.

MVS B1 Support: Selected MVS/ESA products, collectively called a trusted computing base (TCB), were evaluated by the United States Department of Defense's National Computer Security Center (NCSC), found to meet the criteria for a B1 level of trusted system, and posted on the Evaluated Product List in September 1990. The following products, along with specific service, were evaluated in 1990:

• MVS/SP-JES2 Version 3 Release 1.3
• MVS/SP-JES3 Version 3 Release 1.3
• MVS/DFP Version 3 Release 1.1
• ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3
• TSO/E Version 2 Release 1.1
• RACF Version 1 Release 9
• PSF/MVS Version 1 Release 3

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2, when running on ES/9000 systems with appropriate levels of the other TCB products, is designed to meet the B1 criteria as they were applied to the MVS/ESA TCB during the 1990 evaluation. The criteria applied were based on the Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (DOD 5200.28-STD) and included interpretations made by the NCSC and the evaluation team. The claim being made today is based solely on security analysis performed by IBM. The updated TCB has not been evaluated by the NCSC. IBM cannot predict that a B1 rating would be awarded, should an evaluation be requested and carried out. IBM will accept a Security APAR when the installation or use of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 violates the B1 criteria.

For more information on the appropriate product levels, supported features, and limitations, refer to MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security for MVS/ESA Version 5 (GC28-1440), which will become available at MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 general availability.

Note: OpenEdition services has been designed to meet the criteria for a C2 security and must be disabled in a B1 environment.

SOMobjects for MVS Application Classes: The SOMobjects for MVS application classes provide additional security and auditability. Security is provided at the object level. A user with insufficient access authority to an object will not be able to create, change, or delete an object. Any attempt to do so will result in an exception. In addition, the user interface service handles object security by disabling action bar choices which are incompatible with the user's security authorization.

Auditability is provided through the Event Logging function which provides an audit trail of the significant events within the major processes.

A log of security violation attempts enables the Security Administrator to determine the specific object against which the violation occurred as well as the process in which it occurred. The security functions provided by the SOMobjects for MVS application classes are designed to prevent the inadvertent misuse of objects but may not in some cases prevent intentional misuse.

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

The following advance publications are available now. To order, contact your IBM representative.

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/ESA General Information for
 System Product Version 5                              GC28-1422
MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning:
 Installation and Migration with JES2*                 GC28-1428
MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Planning:
 Installation and Migration with JES3*                 GC28-1429
Introducing OpenEdition MVS                            GC23-3010
System/390 MVS Sysplex Overview --
 An Introduction to Data Sharing
 and Parallelism                                       GC28-1208
System/390 MVS Sysplex Systems
 Management                                            GC28-1209
System/390 MVS Sysplex Hardware and
 Software Migration                                    GC28-1210
System/390 MVS Sysplex Application
 Migration                                             GC28-1211
Objects on MVS/ESA Brochure                            G221-4235
Introducing SOMobjects for MVS                         GC28-1529
Introducing SOMobjects for MVS
 Application Classes                                   G221-4395

*     These publications will be updated with MVS/ESA SP Version 5
      Release 2.2 material for 9/95 availability.

Current licensees of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 will be sent a program reorder form which may be returned directly to IBM Software Manufacturing Solutions (ISMS). The mailing of these reorder forms is scheduled to be completed two weeks after general availability, which is scheduled for June 30, 1995. Reorder forms returned to ISMS will be processed within 10 work days of receipt.

New Licensees

Orders for new licenses will be accepted now. Shipment will begin on the planned availability date.

• Orders entered with a scheduled shipment date of July 7, 1995, or later will be shipped MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.
• Orders with a scheduled shipment date prior to July 7, 1995, will be shipped MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 1.
• Orders entered after the planned availability date will be assigned a schedule date for the week following order entry, unless a later date is specified.

         Type           Model

         5655           068

In a Parallel Sysplex, if there is more than one program copy, the charge for all copies should be associated with one copy by specifying the applicable PSLC feature numbers and quantity represented by the sum of the Service Units in Millions (MSUs) in your Parallel Sysplex. For all other program copies specify the PSLC No Charge (NC) Identifier feature.

Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.

MVS/ESA SP-JES2

                     PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Machine(s)           Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0411            PSLC Base, 3 MSU

4-45                 0412            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                     0413            PSLC Level A, 42 MSU

46 or more           0414            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                     0415            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                     0416            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU

--                   0417            PSLC NC ID

Example 2: Two machines with 60 aggregate MSUs in a Parallel Sysplex PSLC program features are:

• PSLC chargeable program #1 -- 0411 quantity 1, 0413 quantity 1,
• 0414 quantity 5, and 0415 quantity 1
• PSLC no charge program #2 -- 0417 quantity 1

OpenEdition Shell & Utilities Feature

                     PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Machine(s)           Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0418            PSLC Base, 3 MSU
                                      OE Shell

4-45                 0419            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0420            PSLC Level A, 42 MSU
                                      OE Shell

46 or more           0421            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0422            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0423            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU
                                      OE Shell

--                   0424            PSLC NC ID OE Shell

OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Machine(s)           Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0425            PSLC Base, 3 MSU
                                      OE Debug

4-45                 0426            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0427            PSLC Level A, 42 MSU
                                      OE Debug

46 or more           0428            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0429            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0430            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU
                                      OE Debug

--                   0431            PSLC NC ID  OE Debug

Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.

MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0018                       0001
 20               0019                       0002
 25               0020                       0003
 28               0021                       0004
 29               0022                       0005
 30               0023                       0006
 31               0024                       0007
 32               0025                       0008
 35               0026                       0009
 38               0027                       0010
 40               0028                       0011
 50               0029                       0012
 60               0030                       0013
 70               0031                       0014
 80               0032                       0015

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0120                       0103
 20               0121                       0104
 25               0122                       0105
 28               0123                       0106
 29               0124                       0107
 30               0125                       0108
 31               0126                       0109
 32               0127                       0110
 35               0128                       0111
 38               0129                       0112
 40               0130                       0113
 50               0131                       0114
 60               0132                       0115
 70               0133                       0116
 80               0134                       0117

OpenEdition Shell and Utilities Feature

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0052                       0035
 20               0053                       0036
 25               0054                       0037
 28               0055                       0038
 29               0056                       0039
 30               0057                       0040
 31               0058                       0041
 32               0059                       0042
 35               0060                       0043
 38               0061                       0044
 40               0062                       0045
 50               0063                       0046
 60               0064                       0047
 70               0065                       0048
 80               0066                       0049

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0154                       0137
 20               0155                       0138
 25               0156                       0139
 28               0157                       0140
 29               0158                       0141
 30               0159                       0142
 31               0160                       0143
 32               0161                       0144
 35               0162                       0145
 38               0163                       0146
 40               0164                       0147
 50               0165                       0148
 60               0166                       0149
 70               0167                       0150
 80               0168                       0151

OpenEdition Debugger Feature

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0086                       0069
 20               0087                       0070
 25               0088                       0071
 28               0089                       0072
 29               0090                       0073
 30               0091                       0074
 31               0092                       0075
 32               0093                       0076
 35               0094                       0077
 38               0095                       0078
 40               0096                       0079
 50               0097                       0080
 60               0098                       0081
 70               0099                       0082
 80               0100                       0083

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0188                       0171
 20               0189                       0172
 25               0190                       0173
 28               0191                       0174
 29               0192                       0175
 30               0193                       0176
 31               0194                       0177
 32               0195                       0178
 35               0196                       0179
 38               0197                       0180
 40               0198                       0181
 50               0199                       0182
 60               0200                       0183
 70               0201                       0184
 80               0202                       0185

Basic Machine-Readable Material: To order, select the feature numbers of the desired distribution medium.

Note: MVS/ESA SP Version 5 will not support the 1600 bpi distribution medium.

Users of MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 must select one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5811*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5812*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5280*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5281*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5805                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5825                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5282*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5283*                       3480 tape cartridge

* This feature is subject to export restrictions.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5845                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5851*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5852*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5871*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5872*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5004*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5005*                       3480 tape cartridge

After general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2, the feature will contain OpenEdition function as announced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and will not install on MVS/ESA 5.1 or MVS/ESA 5.2. It will only install on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

Users of OpenEdition Debugger feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5007*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5008*                       3480 tape cartridge

After general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2, the feature will contain OpenEdition function as announced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and will not install on MVS/ESA SP 5.1 or MVS/ESA SP 5.2. It will only install on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

Users of OpenEdition DCE Base Services feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5891*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5892*                       3480 tape cartridge

Users of OpenEdition DCE User Data Privacy feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5988*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5989*                       3480 tape cartridge

Users of the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5831                       9/6250 bpi tape
        5832                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

ScreenView Feature Release 1.1

       5881*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5882*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

ScreenView Feature Release 2.0

       5949*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5950*                       3480 tape cartridge

Workstation Feature One-Time Charge: 1001

ScreenView Release 1.1 Japanese National Language
Support

       6116*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6117*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 Japanese National Language
Support

       6113*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6114*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 1.1 Spanish National Language
Support

       6134*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6135*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 Spanish National Language
Support

       5525*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5526*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 German National Language
Support

       5519*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5520*                       3480 tape cartridge

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 1 BCP with JES2
Version 4 Release 3

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5801*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5802*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

Customization Options: Select the appropriate feature number(s) to customize your order to specify the delivery options desired. These features can be specified on the initial or MES orders.

Example: If publications are not desired for the initial order, and for future updates, specify feature numbers 3470 to ship media only, and 3480 to ship media updates only. In the future, if publication updates are required, order an MES to remove feature number 3480, and the publications will ship with the next release for the program.

                                                  Feature
Description                                       Number

Initial Shipments

Serial Number Only (suppresses shipment
  of media and documentation)                     3444
Ship Media Only (suppresses initial
  shipment of documentation)                      3470
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses
  initial shipment of media)                      3471

Update Shipments

Ship Media Updates Only (suppresses
  update shipment of documentation)               3480
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses
  update shipment of media)                       3481
Suppress Updates (suppresses update
  shipment of media and documentation)            3482

Expedite Shipments

Local IBM Office Expedite
  (for IBM use only)                              3445
Customer Expedite Process Charge
  ($30 charge for each product)                   3446

Optional Machine-Readable Material: To order optional source, select the feature number for the desired distribution medium:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       7031*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       7081*                       3480 tape cartridge

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0222                       0205
 20               0223                       0206
 25               0224                       0207
 28               0225                       0208
 29               0226                       0209
 30               0227                       0210
 31               0228                       0211
 32               0229                       0212
 35               0230                       0213
 38               0231                       0214
 40               0232                       0215
 50               0233                       0216
 60               0234                       0217
 70               0235                       0218
 80               0236                       0219

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0324                       0307
 20               0325                       0308
 25               0326                       0309
 28               0327                       0310
 29               0328                       0311
 30               0329                       0312
 31               0330                       0313
 32               0331                       0314
 35               0332                       0315
 38               0333                       0316
 40               0334                       0317
 50               0335                       0318
 60               0336                       0319
 70               0337                       0320
 80               0338                       0321

OpenEdition Shell and Utilities Feature

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

  18              0256                       0239
  20              0257                       0240
  25              0258                       0241
  28              0259                       0242
  29              0260                       0243
  30              0261                       0244
  31              0262                       0245
  32              0263                       0246
  35              0264                       0247
  38              0265                       0248
  40              0266                       0249
  50              0267                       0250
  60              0268                       0251
  70              0269                       0252
  80              0270                       0253

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0358                       0341
 20               0359                       0342
 25               0360                       0343
 28               0361                       0344
 29               0362                       0345
 30               0363                       0346
 31               0364                       0347
 32               0365                       0348
 35               0366                       0349
 38               0367                       0350
 40               0368                       0351
 50               0369                       0352
 60               0370                       0353
 70               0371                       0354
 80               0372                       0355

OpenEdition Debugger

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

  18              0290                       0273
  20              0291                       0274
  25              0292                       0275
  28              0293                       0276
  29              0294                       0277
  30              0295                       0278
  31              0296                       0279
  32              0297                       0280
  35              0298                       0281
  38              0299                       0282
  40              0300                       0283
  50              0301                       0284
  60              0302                       0285
  70              0303                       0286
  80              0304                       0287

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0392                       0375
 20               0393                       0376
 25               0394                       0377
 28               0395                       0378
 29               0396                       0379
 30               0397                       0380
 31               0398                       0381
 32               0399                       0382
 35               0400                       0383
 38               0401                       0384
 40               0402                       0385
 50               0403                       0386
 60               0404                       0387
 70               0405                       0388
 80               0406                       0389

Unlicensed Documentation: A memo, a program directory, and one copy of the following publications are supplied automatically with the basic machine-readable material:

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

Unlock the Power (MVS/ESA)
 (Course Brochure)                                     GR28-5565
MVS/ESA Device Validation Support                      GC28-1447
MVS/ESA Dump Output Messages                           GC28-1485
MVS/ESA General Information                            GC28-1422
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition(TM): User's Guide                          SC33-6468

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Messages                                  GC33-6467
MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Guide                SC28-1451
MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning
 Reference                                             SC28-1452
MVS/ESA Installation Exits                             SC28-1459
MVS/ESA JCL Reference                                  GC28-1479
MVS/ESA JCL User's Guide                               GC28-1473
MVS/ESA Licensed Program
 Specifications -- JES2                                GC28-1416
MVS/ESA Planning: APPC Management                      GC28-1503
MVS/ESA Planning: Global Resource
 Serialization                                         GC28-1450
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Planning                                  GC28-1445
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Scenarios                                 SC33-6491
MVS/ESA Planning: Operations                           GC28-1441
MVS/ESA Planning: Workload Management                  GC28-1493
MVS/ESA System Codes                                   GC28-1486
MVS/ESA System Commands                                GC28-1442
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 1                       GC28-1480
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 2                       GC28-1481
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 3                       GC28-1482
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 4                       GC28-1483
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 5                       GC28-1484
MVS/ESA JES2 Commands                                  GC28-1443
MVS/ESA JES2 Initialization
 and Tuning Guide                                      SC28-1453
MVS/ESA JES2 Initialization
 and Tuning Reference                                  SC28-1454
MVS/ESA JES2 Macros                                    SC28-1462
MVS/ESA JES2 Messages                                  GC28-1488
MVS/ESA JES2 Installation Exits                        SC28-1463
MVS/ESA Setting Up a Sysplex                           GC28-1449
MVS/ESA Discovering the Library                        GC28-1492
MVS/ESA Library Guide with JES2                        GC28-1423
IBM Online Library Collections of
 Interest to MVS Users                                 GC28-1205
MVS/ESA Installation Planning Chart                    GX22-0021
MVS/ESA System Data Set Definition                     GC28-1432
MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook                            GC28-1436
System/390 MVS Sysplex Overview -- An
 Introduction to Data Sharing
 and Parallelism                                       GC28-1208
System/390 MVS Sysplex Systems
 Management                                            GC28-1209
System/390 MVS Sysplex Hardware and
 Software Migration                                    GC28-1210
System/390 MVS Sysplex Application
 Migration                                             GC28-1211*

* Available September 1995

Source Listings -- MICR/OCR                            SJB2-9017

LAN Server for MVS Feature

Introducing IBM LAN Server for MVS                     GC28-1570
IBM LAN Server for MVS Installation
 Guide                                                 GC28-1571
IBM LAN Server for MVS User's Guide                    SC28-1572
IBM LAN Server for MVS Configuration
 Files and Commands                                    SC28-1573

LAN Resource Extension and Services/MVS Feature

Introducing LAN Resource Extension
 and Services/MVS                                      GC28-1575
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS Installation Guide                       GC28-1576
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS User's Guide                             SC28-1577
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS Commands                                 SC28-1578

Introducing OpenEdition MVS                            GC23-3010

MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS User's
 Guide                                                 SC23-3013
MVS/ESA Introducing the OpenEdition
 Distributed Computing Environment                     GC09-1482
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS
 Command Reference                                     SC23-3014
MVS/ESA Planning: OpenEdition MVS                      SC23-3015

MVS C/C++ Language Support Feature

Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Licensed Program Specifications                       GC26-4774
Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Installation and Customization Guide
 under MVS                                             SC26-4817
Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Debugging Guide and Run-Time
 Messages                                              SC26-4829
C/C++ for MVS Library Reference                        SC09-1995

OpenEdition DCE Base Services Feature

MVS/ESA Planning: OpenEdition DCE                      SC09-1489
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE: Application
 Development Guide                                     SC09-1484
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE: Application
 Development Reference                                 SC09-1487
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Administration Reference                              SC09-1486
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Administration Guide                                  SC09-1485
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 User's Guide                                          SC09-1704
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Configuring and Getting Started                       SC09-1490
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Messages and Codes                                    SC09-1483
MVS/ESA OpenEdition
 Distributed Computing Environment: LPS                GC09-1432

                                             Order     Feature
Title                                        Number    Number

Distributed Computing Environment for
 IBM Systems: Tying it Together (Video)      G109-0133  7107
Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Writing Interlanguage Communications
 Applications                                SC26-8351  7086
Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Run-Time Migration Guide                    SC26-8232  7088
MVS/ESA Master Index*                        GC28-1425  7108
MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security                GC28-1440  7115
MVS/ESA Recovery and Reconfiguration
 Guide                                       GC28-1458  7116
MVS/ESA Routing and Descriptor
 Codes                                       GC28-1487  7117
MVS/ESA System Management
 Facilities (SMF)                            GC28-1457  7118
External Security Interface
 MVS/ESA Planning: Installation and
 Migration with JES2                         GC28-1428  7119
MVS/ESA JES2 Migration Notebook              GC28-1437  7120
(RACROUTE) Macro Reference for MVS           GC23-3733  7022
RACF Callable Services                       GC23-3737  7110

MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS POSIX.1
 Conformance Document                        GC23-3011  7024
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS POSIX.2
 Conformance Document                        GC23-3012  7025
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS Advanced
 Application Programming Tools               SC23-3017  7026
MVS/ESA Application Development
 Reference: Assembler Callable
 Services for OpenEdition MVS                SC23-3020  7027
MVS/ESA OpenEdition Master Glossary          GC23-3025  7028
C/C++ for MVS Library Reference:
 OpenEdition/MVS Sockets                     SC23-3875  7030
MVS/ESA Using REXX to Access
 OpenEdition MVS Services                    SC23-3803  7029
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS Shell and
 Utilities and Debugger Messages*            SC23-3780  7109

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/ESA APPC/MVS Handbook for the
 OS/2 System Administrator                             GC28-1504
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Servers for APPC/MVS                                  GC28-1472
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Transaction Programs for APPC/MVS                     GC28-1471
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Transaction Schedulers for APPC/MVS                   GC28-1465

MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Reference Summary*                        SX33-9025
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control
 System (IPCS) Commands Summary*                       GX22-0026
MVS/ESA System Commands Summary*                       GX22-0022
MVS/ESA JES2 Commands Summary*                         GX22-0023

MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) Commands                        GC28-1491
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) Customization                   GC28-1461
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) User's Guide                    GC28-1490

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/XA Conversion Notebook for
 System Product Version 2                              GC28-1567

MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for
 System Product Version 3                              GC28-1568

MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for
 MVS/ESA SP Version 4                                  GC28-1608

MVS/ESA JES2 Introduction                              GC28-1420
MVS/ESA JES2 Master Index*                             GC28-1426

MVS/ESA Programming: Assembler
 Services Guide                                        GC28-1466
MVS/ESA Programming: Assembler
 Services Reference                                    GC28-1474
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Guide                              GC28-1467
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 1                 GC28-1475
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 2                 GC28-1476
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 3                 GC28-1477
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 4                 GC28-1478
MVS/ESA Programming: Callable
 Services for High Level Languages                     GC28-1464
MVS/ESA Programming: Extended
 Addressability Guide                                  GC28-1468
MVS/ESA Programming: Workload
 Management Services                                   GC28-1494

MVS/ESA Programming: Sysplex
 Services Guide*                                       GC28-1495
MVS/ESA Programming: Sysplex
 Services Reference*                                   GC28-1496

MVS/ESA Programming: JES Common
 Coupling Services                                     GC28-1497
MVS/ESA Using the Subsystem Interface                  SC28-1502
MVS/ESA Using the Functional Subsystem
 Interface                                             SC28-1505

MVS C/C++ Language Support Feature

Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Fact Sheet                                         GC26-4785
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Concepts Guide                                     GC26-4786
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Programming Guide                                  SC26-4818
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Programming Reference                              SC26-3312
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Master Index                                       SC26-3427

OpenEdition DCE Base Services

MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE Master Index                   SC09-1488
Distributed Computing Environment:
 Understanding the Concepts                            GC09-1478

                              Order          Feature
Title                         Number         Number    Price

MVS/ESA OpenEdition
 MVS File System
 Interface Reference          SC23-3802        8053    $68.50

MVS OLTEP                     GC28-1448        8067      8.00
MVS Planning: Security        GC28-1439        8068     11.00
MVS Programming: Batch
 Local Shared Resources
 Subsystem Guide              GC28-1469        8069      4.95
MVS Programming:
 Hiperbatch Guide             GC28-1470        8070      5.25
MVS Remote Workstation
 Generation                   GC28-1433        8071      4.85
MVS TSO Programming           GC28-1460        8072     18.50
rlogin and Associated
 Functions                    SC23-3847        8107     25.25

The following publications may be ordered through SLSS by using one bill of forms number, SBOF-4697:

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

Introducing OpenEdition MVS                            GC23-3010
OpenEdition MVS User's Guide                           SC23-3013
OpenEdition MVS Command Reference                      SC23-3014
Planning: OpenEdition MVS                              SC23-3015
Application Development Reference:
 Assembler Callable Services for
 OpenEdition MVS                                       SC23-3020
OpenEdition MVS Advanced Application
 Programming Tools                                     SC23-3017
OpenEdition MVS Using REXX to Access
 OpenEdition MVS Services                              SC23-3803
OpenEdition MVS Shell and Debugger
 Messages                                              SC23-3780

This CD-ROM includes licensed documentation. The keys to unlock the licensed books must be obtained from IBM before you can list or view them. Information on how to get the keys for a set of licensed documentation is included in the Packaging Slip that accompanies the product, or contact IBM using the instructions in the kit.

The first copy of the Collection Kit is available at no extra charge by specifying the 7140 feature number. The Collection Kit and subsequent updates will be autoshipped quarterly to those specifying the 7140 feature code. Use the form number SK2T-0710 to order additional copies of the IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition MVS Collection, after product availability, for a fee. These copies may be ordered from your IBM representative, through SLSS, or by direct order. This collection may also be ordered as separately priced features under the 5636-PUB Library Offering. The charge for the 5636-PUB Library Offering will be an annual subscription charge, which will include all of the releases shipped during the 12 months following the order date. See Software Announcement 292-450, dated August 25, 1992, for additional details.

When ordering this collection on CD-ROM via Library Offering, 5636-PUB, two feature codes must be specified: the 2001 feature code is the billing code and the 5001 feature code is a no-charge medium specify code.

Displayable Softcopy Publications -- Licensed Publications: In addition to the Online Collection Kit, licensed documentation for MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2 will be available on CD-ROM (LK2T-5114) as an optional no-charge feature using feature code 7340 when ordering MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5 Release 2. Additional copies of this CD-ROM may be ordered on a charge basis using the feature number 8340, price -- $37.50.

Licensed Documentation: The following licensed material will be available from IBM after program availability. To order, contact your IBM representative.

The first copy is supplied automatically with the basic machine-readable material. Use the 8xxx feature number to order additional copies for a fee.

                                             Additional
                                             Copies
Form                                         Feature
Number      Title                            Number     Price

LY28-1857   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 1      8023       $60.25
LY28-1858   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 2      8024        65.75
LY28-1859   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 3      8025        80.25
LY28-1860   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 4      8026        44.00
LY28-1861   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 5      8027        53.00
LY28-1872   MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Reference     8030        73.50
LY28-1845   MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Tools
             and Service Aids                8037        62.75
LY28-1867   MVS/ESA JES2 Program
             Reference                       8028        37.50
LY28-1854   MVS/ESA JES2 Diagnosis           8029        23.50
LY28-1873   MVS/ESA JES2 Data Areas
             Volume 1                        8031        39.00
LY28-1874   MVS/ESA JES2 Data Areas
             Volume 2                        8032        41.75
LY28-1875   MVS/ESA JES2 Data Areas
             Volume 3                        8033        43.25

The first copy is available, at no extra charge, to licensees of the basic material by specifying the 7040 feature number. Use the 8xxx feature number to order additional copies for a fee.

                                             Additional
                                             Copies
Form                                         Feature
Number      Title                            Number     Price

LY28-1844   MVS/ESA Diagnosis:
             Procedures                      8036       $30.00

National Language Ordering Information: To order MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 Japanese message translations, specify the feature codes listed. These translations will be available at general availability. NLS material for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 will be available from CBIPO(TM) and CBPDO(TM).

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5101*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5102*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

To order LAN Server for MVS feature Japanese National Language Support, specify the feature codes listed.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        6301                       9/6250 bpi tape
        6302                       3480 tape cartridge
        6303                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB
        6304                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        6311                       9/6250 bpi tape
        6312                       3480 tape cartridge
        6313                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5111*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5112*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5310*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5320*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       7811*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       7812*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

Ordering information for MVS/ESA SP-JES2 5.2.2 will be provided prior to general availability.

MVS/ESA SP 5.2 BCP WITH THE JES3 5.1.1 COMPONENT

Current Licensees

Current licensees of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 will be sent a program reorder form which may be returned directly to ISMS for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 with JES3 V5 R1.1. The mailing of these reorder forms is scheduled to be completed two weeks after general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 (BCP) which is scheduled for June 30, 1995. Reorder forms returned to ISMS will be processed within 10 work days of receipt.

New Licensees

Orders for new licenses will be accepted now.

Shipment will begin on the planned availability date.

• Orders entered with a scheduled shipment date of July 7, 1995, or later will be shipped the BCP Version 5 Release 2 with the JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1 component.
• Orders entered with a scheduled shipment date of October 6, 1995, or later will be shipped the BCP Version 5 Release 2.2 with the JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 component.
• Orders entered with a scheduled shipment date prior to the planned availability date of July 7, 1995, will be shipped MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 1.
• Orders entered after the planned availability date will be assigned a schedule date for the week following order entry unless a later date is specified.

New users of MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2.1 should specify:

         Type           Model

         5655           069

Parallel Sysplex License Charge (PSLC) Basic License: To order a basic license, specify the program number and feature number 9001 for asset registration. Specify the PSLC Base feature and applicable PSLC Level A and PSLC Level B features and quantity.

In a Parallel Sysplex, if there is more than one program copy, the charge for all copies should be associated with one copy by specifying the applicable PSLC feature numbers and quantity represented by the sum of the Service Units in Millions (MSUs) in your Parallel Sysplex. For all other program copies specify the PSLC No Charge (NC) Identifier feature.

Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.

MVS/ESA SP-JES3

                     PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Machine(s)           Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0411            PSLC Base, 3 MSU

4-45                 0412            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                     0413            PSLC Level A, 42 MSU

46 or more           0414            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                     0415            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                     0416            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU

--                   0417            PSLC NC ID

Example 2: Two machines with 60 aggregate MSUs in a Parallel Sysplex PSLC program features are:

• PSLC chargeable program #1 -- 0411 quantity 1, 0413 quantity 1,
• 0414 quantity 5, and 0415 quantity 1
• PSLC no charge program #2 -- 0417 quantity 1

OpenEdition Shell & Utilities Feature

                     PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Machine(s)           Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0418            PSLC Base, 3 MSU
                                      OE Shell

4-45                 0419            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0420            PSLC Level A, 35 MSU
                                      OE Shell

46 or more           0421            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0422            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                                      OE Shell
                     0423            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU
                                      OE Shell

--                   0424            PSLC NC ID  OE Shell

MVS/ESA OpenEdition Debugger

Parallel             PSLC            PSLC Basic License
Sysplex              Feature         MLC Feature
MSU Capacity         Number          Description

3                    0425            PSLC Base, 3 MSU
                                      OE Debug

4-45                 0426            PSLC Level A, 1 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0427            PSLC Level A, 42 MSU
                                      OE Debug

46 or more           0428            PSLC Level B, 1 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0429            PSLC Level B, 10 MSU
                                      OE Debug
                     0430            PSLC Level B, 50 MSU
                                      OE Debug

--                   0431            PSLC NC ID  OE Debug

Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.

MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 5 Release 2

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0018                       0001
 20               0019                       0002
 25               0020                       0003
 28               0021                       0004
 29               0022                       0005
 30               0023                       0006
 31               0024                       0007
 32               0025                       0008
 35               0026                       0009
 38               0027                       0010
 40               0028                       0011
 50               0029                       0012
 60               0030                       0013
 70               0031                       0014
 80               0032                       0015

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0120                       0103
 20               0121                       0104
 25               0122                       0105
 28               0123                       0106
 29               0124                       0107
 30               0125                       0108
 31               0126                       0109
 32               0127                       0110
 35               0128                       0111
 38               0129                       0112
 40               0130                       0113
 50               0131                       0114
 60               0132                       0115
 70               0133                       0116
 80               0134                       0117

OpenEdition Shell and Utilities Feature

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0052                       0035
 20               0053                       0036
 25               0054                       0037
 28               0055                       0038
 29               0056                       0039
 30               0057                       0040
 31               0058                       0041
 32               0059                       0042
 35               0060                       0043
 38               0061                       0044
 40               0062                       0045
 50               0063                       0046
 60               0064                       0047
 70               0065                       0048
 80               0066                       0049

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0154                       0137
 20               0155                       0138
 25               0156                       0139
 28               0157                       0140
 29               0158                       0141
 30               0159                       0142
 31               0160                       0143
 32               0161                       0144
 35               0162                       0145
 38               0163                       0146
 40               0164                       0147
 50               0165                       0148
 60               0166                       0149
 70               0167                       0150
 80               0168                       0151

OpenEdition Debugger Feature

            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0086                       0069
 20               0087                       0070
 25               0088                       0071
 28               0089                       0072
 29               0090                       0073
 30               0091                       0074
 31               0092                       0075
 32               0093                       0076
 35               0094                       0077
 38               0095                       0078
 40               0096                       0079
 50               0097                       0080
 60               0098                       0081
 70               0099                       0082
 80               0100                       0083

                  MOSP                       MOSP
            Basic Graduated            Basic Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0188                       0171
 20               0189                       0172
 25               0190                       0173
 28               0191                       0174
 29               0192                       0175
 30               0193                       0176
 31               0194                       0177
 32               0195                       0178
 35               0196                       0179
 38               0197                       0180
 40               0198                       0181
 50               0199                       0182
 60               0200                       0183
 70               0201                       0184
 80               0202                       0185

Basic Machine-Readable Material: To order, select the feature numbers of the desired distribution medium.

Note: MVS/ESA SP Version 5 will not support the 1600 bpi distribution medium.

Users of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 must select one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5811*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5812*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5280*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5281*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5805                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5825                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5282*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5283*                       3480 tape cartridge

*     This feature is subject to export restrictions.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5845                       3.5-inch  512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5851*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5852*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5871*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5872*                       3480 tape cartridge

Note: Prior to general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 this feature contains OpenEdition function as announced on MVS/ESA 5.1. It may be installed on MVS/ESA 5.1 or MVS/ESA 5.2.

After general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2, the feature will contain OpenEdition function as announced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and will not install on MVS/ESA 5.1 or MVS/ESA 5.2. It will only install on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5004*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5005*                       3480 tape cartridge

Note: Prior to general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 this feature contains OpenEdition function as announced on MVS/ESA 5.1. It may be installed on MVS/ESA SP 5.1 or MVS/ESA SP 5.2.

After general availability of MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2, the feature will contain OpenEdition function as announced in MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2 and will not install on MVS/ESA SP 5.1 or MVS/ESA SP 5.2. It will only install on MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2.2.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5007*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5008*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5891*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5892*                       3480 tape cartridge

Users of OpenEdition DCE User Data Privacy Feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5988*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5989*                       3480 tape cartridge

This feature is subject to export restrictions.

Users of the MVS C/C++ Language Support feature must order one of the following features:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        5831                       9/6250 bpi tape
        5832                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

ScreenView Feature Release 1.1

       5881*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5882*                       3480 tape cartridge

ScreenView Feature Release 2.0

       5949*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5950*                       3480 tape cartridge

ScreenView Release 1.1 Japanese National Language
Support

       6116*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6117*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 Japanese National Language
Support

       6113*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6114*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 1.1 Spanish National Language
Support

       6134*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       6135*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 Spanish National Language
Support

       5525*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5526*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

ScreenView Release 2.0 German National Language
Support

       5519*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5520*                       3480 tape cartridge

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 1 BCP with JES3
Version 4 Release 2.1

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5801*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5802*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

Customization Options: Select the appropriate feature number(s) to customize your order to specify the delivery options desired. These features can be specified on the initial or MES orders.

Example: If publications are not desired for the initial order, and for future updates, specify feature numbers 3470 to ship media only, and 3480 to ship media updates only. In the future, if publication updates are required, order an MES to remove feature number 3480, and the publications will ship with the next release for the program.

                                                  Feature
Description                                       Number

Initial Shipments

Serial Number Only (suppresses shipment
  of media and documentation)                     3444
Ship Media Only (suppresses initial
  shipment of documentation)                      3470
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses
  initial shipment of media)                      3471

Update Shipments

Ship Media Updates Only (suppresses
  update shipment of documentation)               3480
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses
  update shipment of media)                       3481
Suppress Updates (suppresses update
  shipment of media and documentation)            3482

Expedite Shipments

Local IBM Office Expedite
  (for IBM use only)                              3445
Customer Expedite Process Charge
  ($30 charge for each product)                   3446

Optional Machine-Readable Material: To order optional source, select the feature number for the desired distribution medium:

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       7031*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       7081*                       3480 tape cartridge

MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0222                       0205
 20               0223                       0206
 25               0224                       0207
 28               0225                       0208
 29               0226                       0209
 30               0227                       0210
 31               0228                       0211
 32               0229                       0212
 35               0230                       0213
 38               0231                       0214
 40               0232                       0215
 50               0233                       0216
 60               0234                       0217
 70               0235                       0218
 80               0236                       0219

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0324                       0307
 20               0325                       0308
 25               0326                       0309
 28               0327                       0310
 29               0328                       0311
 30               0329                       0312
 31               0330                       0313
 32               0331                       0314
 35               0332                       0315
 38               0333                       0316
 40               0334                       0317
 50               0335                       0318
 60               0336                       0319
 70               0337                       0320
 80               0338                       0321

OpenEdition Shell and Utilities Feature

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0256                       0239
 20               0257                       0240
 25               0258                       0241
 28               0259                       0242
 29               0260                       0243
 30               0261                       0244
 31               0262                       0245
 32               0263                       0246
 35               0264                       0247
 38               0265                       0248
 40               0266                       0249
 50               0267                       0250
 60               0268                       0251
 70               0269                       0252
 80               0270                       0253

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0358                       0341
 20               0359                       0342
 25               0360                       0343
 28               0361                       0344
 29               0362                       0345
 30               0363                       0346
 31               0364                       0347
 32               0365                       0348
 35               0366                       0349
 38               0367                       0350
 40               0368                       0351
 50               0369                       0352
 60               0370                       0353
 70               0371                       0354
 80               0372                       0355

OpenEdition Debugger

             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0290                       0273
 20               0291                       0274
 25               0292                       0275
 28               0293                       0276
 29               0294                       0277
 30               0295                       0278
 31               0296                       0279
 32               0297                       0280
 35               0298                       0281
 38               0299                       0282
 40               0300                       0283
 50               0301                       0284
 60               0302                       0285
 70               0303                       0286
 80               0304                       0287

                  MOSP                       MOSP
             DSLO Graduated             DSLO Graduated
            One-Time Charge         Monthly License Charge
Group        Feature Number             Feature Number

 18               0392                       0375
 20               0393                       0376
 25               0394                       0377
 28               0395                       0378
 29               0396                       0379
 30               0397                       0380
 31               0398                       0381
 32               0399                       0382
 35               0400                       0383
 38               0401                       0384
 40               0402                       0385
 50               0403                       0386
 60               0404                       0387
 70               0405                       0388
 80               0406                       0389

Unlicensed Documentation: A memo, a program directory, and one copy of the following publications are supplied automatically with the basic machine-readable material:

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

Unlock the Power (MVS/ESA)
 (Course Brochure)                                     GR28-5565
MVS/ESA Device Validation Support                      GC28-1447
MVS/ESA Dump Output Messages                           GC28-1485
MVS/ESA General Information                            GC28-1422
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: User's Guide                              SC33-6468

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Messages                                  GC33-6467
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Scenarios                                 SC33-6491
MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Guide                SC28-1451
MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning
 Reference                                             SC28-1452
MVS/ESA Installation Exits                             SC28-1459
MVS/ESA JCL Reference                                  GC28-1479
MVS/ESA JCL User's Guide                               GC28-1473
MVS/ESA Licensed Program Specification                 GC28-1418
MVS/ESA Planning: APPC Management                      GC28-1503
MVS/ESA Planning: Global Resource
 Serialization                                         GC28-1450
MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Planning                                  GC28-1445
MVS/ESA Planning: Operations                           GC28-1441
MVS/ESA Planning: Workload Management                  GC28-1493
MVS/ESA System Codes                                   GC28-1486
MVS/ESA System Commands                                GC28-1442
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 1                       GC28-1480
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 2                       GC28-1481
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 3                       GC28-1482
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 4                       GC28-1483
MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 5                       GC28-1484
MVS/ESA Discovering the Library                        GC28-1492
MVS/ESA Setting Up a Sysplex                           GC28-1449
MVS/ESA Library Guide with JES3                        GC28-1424
MVS/ESA System Data Set Definition                     GC28-1432
MVS/ESA JES3 Conversion Notebook                       GC28-1438
MVS/ESA JES3 Commands                                  GC28-1444
MVS/ESA JES3 Initialization
 and Tuning Guide                                      SC28-1455
MVS/ESA JES3 Initialization
 and Tuning Reference                                  SC28-1456
MVS/ESA JES3 Messages                                  GC28-1489
MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook                            GC28-1436
IBM Online Library Collection of
 Interest to MVS Users                                 GC28-1205
MVS/ESA Installation Planning Chart*                   GX22-0021
System/390 MVS Sysplex Overview -- An
 Introduction to Data Sharing
 and Parallelism                                       GC28-1208
System/390 MVS Sysplex Systems
 Management                                            GC28-1209
System/390 MVS Sysplex Hardware and
 Software Migration                                    GC28-1210
System/390 MVS Sysplex Application
 Migration                                             GC28-1211*

* Available 9/95

Source Listings -- MICR/OCR                            SJB2-9017

LAN Server for MVS Feature

Introducing IBM LAN Server for MVS                     GC28-1570
IBM LAN Server for MVS Installation
 Guide                                                 GC28-1571
IBM LAN Server for MVS User's Guide                    SC28-1572
IBM LAN Server for MVS Configuration
 Files and Commands                                    SC28-1573

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

LAN Resource Extension and Services/MVS Feature

Introducing LAN Resource Extension
 and Services/MVS                                      GC28-1575
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS Installation Guide                       GC28-1576
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS User's Guide                             SC28-1577
LAN Resource Extension and
 Services/MVS Commands                                 SC28-1578

Introducing OpenEdition MVS                            GC23-3010
MVS/ESA Introducing the OpenEdition
 Distributed Computing Environment                     GC09-1482
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS User's
 Guide                                                 SC23-3013
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS
 Command Reference                                     SC23-3014
MVS/ESA Planning: OpenEdition MVS                      SC23-3015

C/C++ Library Reference                                SC09-1995
Language Environment for MVS and VM
 Installation and Customization Guide                  SC26-4817
Language Environment for MVS and VM
 Debugging Guide and Run-Time Messages                 SC26-4829
Language Environment for MVS
 and VM LPS                                            GC26-4774

OpenEdition DCE Base Services Feature

MVS/ESA Planning: OpenEdition DCE                      SC09-1489
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE: Application
 Development Guide                                     SC09-1484
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE: Application
 Development Reference                                 SC09-1487
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Administration Reference                              SC09-1486
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Administration Guide                                  SC09-1485
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 User's Guide                                          SC09-1704
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Configuring and Getting Started                       SC09-1490
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE:
 Messages and Codes                                    SC09-1483
MVS/ESA OpenEdition
 Distributed Computing Environment: LPS                GC09-1432

                                             Order     Feature
Title                                        Number    Number

Distributed Computing Environment for
 IBM Systems: Tying it Together (Video)      G109-0133  7107
Language Environment for MVS & VM
 Writing Interlanguage Communications
 Applications                                SC26-8351  7086
Language Environment for
 MVS & VM Run-Time Migration Guide           SC26-8232  7088
MVS/ESA Master Index*                        GC28-1425  7108
MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security                GC28-1440  7115
MVS/ESA Recovery and Reconfiguration
 Guide                                       GC28-1458  7116
MVS/ESA Routing and Descriptor
 Codes                                       GC28-1487  7117
MVS/ESA System Management
 Facilities (SMF)                            GC28-1457  7118
MVS/ESA Planning: Installation and
 Migration with JES3                         GC28-1429  7089
MVS/XA Conversion Notebook for
 System Product Version 2                    GC28-1567  7082
MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for
 System Product Version 4                    GC28-1608  7084
External Security Interface
 (RACROUTE) Macro Reference for MVS          GC23-3733  7022
RACF Callable Services                       GC23-3737  7110

MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS POSIX.1
 Conformance Document                        GC23-3011  7024
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS POSIX.2
 Conformance Document                        GC23-3012  7025
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS Master
 Glossary                                    GC28-3025  7028
C/C++ for MVS Library Reference:
 OpenEdition MVS Supplement
 Sockets                                     SC23-3875  7030
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS Advanced
 Application Programming Tools               SC23-3017  7026
MVS/ESA Application Development
 Reference: Assembler Callable
 Services for OpenEdition MVS                SC23-3020  7027
MVS/ESA Using REXX to Access
 OpenEdition MVS Services                    SC23-3803  7029
MVS/ESA OpenEdition MVS Shell and
 Utilities and Debugger Messages*            SC23-3780  7109

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

MVS/ESA APPC/MVS Handbook for the
 OS/2 System Administrator                             GC28-1504
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Servers for APPC/MVS                                  GC28-1472
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Transaction Programs for APPC/MVS                     GC28-1471
MVS/ESA Programming: Writing
 Transaction Schedulers for APPC/MVS                   GC28-1465

MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration
 Definition: Reference Summary*                        SX33-9025
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control
 System (IPCS) Commands Summary*                       GX22-0026
MVS/ESA System Commands Summary*                       GX22-0022
MVS/ESA JES3 Commands Summary*                         GX22-0025

MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) Commands                        GC28-1491
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) Customization                   GC28-1461
MVS/ESA Interactive Problem
 Control System (IPCS) User's Guide                    GC28-1490

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

Specify the 7083 feature code to receive the following:

MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for
 System Product Version 3                              GC28-1568
MVS/ESA Version 4 JES3 Conversion
 Notebook                                              GC23-0087
MVS/ESA Version 3 JES3 Conversion
 Notebook                                              GC23-0079
MVS/XA JES Conversion Notebook
 Release 2.1*                                          SC28-1412
MVS/XA JES Conversion Notebook
 Release 1.5*                                          SC28-1501

MVS/ESA JES3 Introduction                              GC28-1421
MVS/ESA JES3 Master Index*                             GC28-1427

MVS/ESA Programming: Assembler
 Services Guide                                        GC28-1466
MVS/ESA Programming: Assembler
 Services Reference                                    GC28-1474
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Guide                              GC28-1467
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 1                 GC28-1475
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 2                 GC28-1476
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 3                 GC28-1477
MVS/ESA Programming: Authorized
 Assembler Services Reference Volume 4                 GC28-1478
MVS/ESA Programming: Callable
 Services for High Level Languages                     GC28-1464
MVS/ESA Programming: Extended
 Addressability Guide                                  GC28-1468
MVS/ESA Programming: Workload
 Management Services                                   GC28-1494

MVS/ESA Programming: Sysplex
 Services Guide*                                       GC28-1495
MVS/ESA Programming: Sysplex
 Services Reference*                                   GC28-1496

MVS/ESA Using the Subsystem Interface                  SC28-1502
MVS/ESA Using the Functional Subsystem
 Interface                                             SC28-1505
MVS/ESA Programming: JES Common
 Coupling Services                                     GC28-1497

MVS C/C++ Language Support Feature

Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Fact Sheet                                         GC26-4785
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Concepts Guide                                     GC26-4786
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Programming Guide                                  SC26-4818
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Programming Reference                              SC26-3312
Language Environment for MVS &
 VM Master Index                                       SC26-3427

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

OpenEdition DCE Base Services

Distributed Computing Environment:
 Understanding the Concepts                            GC09-1478
MVS/ESA OpenEdition DCE Master Index                   SC09-1488

                              Order          Feature
Title                         Number          Number   Price

MVS/ESA OpenEdition
 MVS File System
 Interface Reference          SC23-3802        8095    $68.50
MVS OLTEP                     GC28-1448        8089      8.00
MVS Planning: Security        GC28-1439        8090     11.00
MVS Programming: Batch
 Local Shared Resources
 Subsystem Guide              GC28-1469        8091      4.95
MVS Programming:
 Hiperbatch Guide             GC28-1470        8092      5.25
MVS TSO Programming           GC28-1460        8093     18.50
MVS Remote Workstation
 Generation                   GC28-1433        8094      4.85
rlogin and Associated
 Functions                    SC23-3847        8107     25.25

The following publications may be ordered through SLSS by using one bill of forms number, SBOF-4697:

                                                       Order
Title                                                  Number

Introducing OpenEdition MVS                            GC23-3010
OpenEdition MVS User's Guide                           SC23-3013
OpenEdition MVS Command Reference                      SC23-3014
Planning: OpenEdition MVS                              SC23-3015
OpenEdition MVS POSIX.1 Conformance
 Document                                              GC23-3011
OpenEdition MVS POSIX.2 Conformance
 Document                                              GC23-3012
Application Development Reference:
 Assembler Callable Services for
 OpenEdition MVS                                       SC23-3020
OpenEdition MVS Advanced Application
 Programming Tools                                     SC23-3017
OpenEdition MVS Master Glossary                        GC23-3025
OpenEdition MVS Using REXX to Access
 OpenEdition MVS Services                              SC23-3803
C/MVS Library Reference: OpenEdition
 MVS Sockets                                           SC23-3875
OpenEdition MVS Shell and
 Debugger Messages                                     SC23-3780
C/MVS Library Reference                                SC09-1995

This CD-ROM includes licensed documentation. The keys to unlock the licensed books must be obtained from IBM before you can list or view them. Information on how to get the keys for a set of licensed documentation is included in the Packaging Slip that accompanies the product, or contact IBM using the instructions in the kit.

The first copy of the Collection Kit is available at no extra charge by specifying the 7140 feature number. The Collection Kit and subsequent updates will be shipped quarterly to those specifying the 7140 feature code. Use the form number SK2T-0710 to order additional copies of the IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition MVS Collection, after product availability, for a fee. These copies may be ordered from your IBM representative, through SLSS, or by direct order. This collection may also be ordered as separately priced features under the 5636-PUB Library Offering. The charge for the 5636-PUB Library Offering will be an annual subscription charge, which will include all of the releases shipped during the 12 months following the order date. See Software Announcement 292-450, dated August 25, 1992, for additional details.

When ordering this collection on CD-ROM via Library Offering, 5636-PUB, two feature codes must be specified: the 2001 feature code is the billing code and the 5001 feature code is a no-charge medium specify code.

Displayable Softcopy Publications -- Licensed Publications: In addition to the Online Collection Kit, licensed documentation for MVS/ESA SP (BCP) 5.2 with JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1 will be available on CD-ROM (LK2T-5116) as an optional no-charge feature using the feature code 7340 when ordering MVS/ESA SP 5.2 (BCP) with JES3 Version 5 Release 1.1. Additional copies of this CD-ROM may be ordered on a charge basis using feature number 8340, price -- $43.75.

Licensed Documentation: The following licensed material will be available from IBM after program availability. To order, contact your IBM representative.

The first copy is supplied automatically with the basic machine-readable material. Use the 8xxx feature number to order additional copies for a fee.

                                             Additional
                                             Copies
Form                                         Feature
Number      Title                            Number     Price

LY28-1857   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 1        8037     $60.25
LY28-1858   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 2        8038      65.75
LY28-1859   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 3        8039      80.25
LY28-1860   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 4        8048      44.00
LY28-1861   MVS/ESA Data Areas Volume 5        8049      53.00
LY28-1872   MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Reference       8051      73.50
LY28-1845   MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Tools
            and Service Aids                   8050      62.75
LY28-1853   MVS/ESA JES3 Customization         8055      89.50
LY28-1863   MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas
             Volume 1                          8056      74.75
LY28-1864   MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas
             Volume 2                          8057      81.75
LY28-1865   MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas
             Volume 3                          8058      66.75
LY28-1866   MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas
             Volume 4                          8059      72.50
LY28-1855   MVS/ESA JES3 Diagnosis             8105      50.50
LY28-1856   MVS/ESA JES3 Diagnosis
             Reference                         8106      28.25

The first copy is available, at no extra charge, to licensees of the basic material by specifying the 7xxx feature number. Use the 8xxx feature number to order additional copies for a fee.

                                             Additional
                                             Copies
Form                                         Feature
Number      Title                            Number     Price

LY28-1868   MVS/ESA JES3 Logic
             Library Volume 1        7041      8080     $32.50
LY28-1869   MVS/ESA JES3 Logic
             Library Volume 2        7042      8081      51.00
LY28-1870   MVS/ESA JES3 Logic
             Library Volume 3        7043      8082      57.25
LY28-1871   MVS/ESA JES3 Logic
             Library Volume 4        7044      8083      58.00
LY28-1844   MVS/ESA Diagnosis:
             Procedures              7045      8084      30.00

National Language Ordering Information: To order MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 Japanese message translations, specify the feature codes listed. These translations will be available at general availability. NLS material for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 2 will be available from CBIPO and CBPDO.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5101*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5102*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

To order the LAN Server for MVS feature Japanese National Language Support, specify the feature codes listed.

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        6301                       9/6250 bpi tape
        6302                       3480 tape cartridge
        6303                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB
        6304                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

        6311                       9/6250 bpi tape
        6312                       3480 tape cartridge
        6313                       3.5-inch 512 B/S 1.44MB

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5111*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5112*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       5310*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       5320*                       3480 tape cartridge

   Feature Number                  Distribution Medium

       7811*                       9/6250 bpi tape
       7812*                       3480 tape cartridge

* Contains RESTRICTED MATERIALS OF IBM

Ordering information for MVS/ESA SP-JES3 will be provided prior to general availability.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The terms for MVS/ESA SP Version 5, as previously announced in Software Announcement 294-152, licensed under the IBM Customer Agreement, are unaffected by this announcement.

Program Currency: Program services previously announced for MVS/ESA SP Version 5 Release 1 will continue to be available.

CHARGES

Graduated One-Time Charges

Program Number: 5655-068

Program Name: MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0018        $ 27,750         0222      $ 20,810
 020          0019          40,140         0223        30,110
 025          0020          52,220         0224        39,180
 028          0021          71,800         0225        53,860
 029          0022          93,340         0226        70,020
 030          0023         121,350         0227        91,040
 031          0024         149,450         0228       112,100
 032          0025         190,950         0229       143,250
 035          0026         220,100         0230       165,050
 038          0027         252,900         0231       189,650
 040          0028         291,050         0232       218,250
 050          0029         363,500         0233       272,600
 060          0030         454,500         0234       340,900
 070          0031         568,300         0235       426,200
 080          0032         710,650         0236       533,000

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0086        $   781          0290      $   586
 020          0087          1,130          0291          847
 025          0088          1,470          0292        1,100
 028          0089          2,020          0293        1,515
 029          0090          2,625          0294        1,970
 030          0091          3,415          0295        2,560
 031          0092          4,205          0296        3,155
 032          0093          5,375          0297        4,030
 035          0094          6,190          0298        4,645
 038          0095          7,105          0299        5,330
 040          0096          8,160          0300        6,120
 050          0097         10,220          0301        7,665
 060          0098         12,770          0302        9,580
 070          0099         15,940          0303       11,960
 080          0100         19,920          0304       14,940

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0052        $ 1,605          0256      $ 1,205
 020          0053          2,320          0257        1,740
 025          0054          3,020          0258        2,265
 028          0055          4,150          0259        3,115
 029          0056          5,395          0260        4,045
 030          0057          7,015          0261        5,260
 031          0058          8,640          0262        6,480
 032          0059         11,040          0263        8,280
 035          0060         12,720          0264        9,540
 038          0061         14,590          0265       10,940
 040          0062         16,800          0266       12,600
 050          0063         21,020          0267       15,770
 060          0064         26,260          0268       19,700
 070          0065         32,830          0269       24,620
 080          0066         40,990          0270       30,740

Program Name: MVS/ESA JES 3 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0018        $ 31,290         0222      $ 23,460
 020          0019          45,270         0223        33,940
 025          0020          58,900         0224        44,160
 028          0021          80,970         0225        60,710
 029          0022         105,250         0226        78,920
 030          0023         136,850         0227       102,600
 031          0024         168,550         0228       126,350
 032          0025         215,350         0229       161,450
 035          0026         247,600         0230       185,700
 038          0027         284,700         0231       213,500
 040          0028         327,000         0232       245,250
 050          0029         409,000         0233       306,750
 060          0030         511,150         0234       383,350
 070          0031         639,200         0235       479,400
 080          0032         799,050         0236       599,250

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0052        $ 1,605          0256      $ 1,205
 020          0053          2,320          0257        1,740
 025          0054          3,020          0258        2,265
 028          0055          4,150          0259        3,115
 029          0056          5,395          0260        4,045
 030          0057          7,015          0261        5,260
 031          0058          8,640          0262        6,480
 032          0059         11,040          0263        8,280
 035          0060         12,720          0264        9,540
 038          0061         14,590          0265       10,940
 040          0062         16,800          0266       12,600
 050          0063         21,020          0267       15,770
 060          0064         26,260          0268       19,700
 070          0065         32,830          0269       24,620
 080          0066         40,990          0270       30,740

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0086        $   781          0290      $   586
 020          0087          1,130          0291          847
 025          0088          1,470          0292        1,100
 028          0089          2,020          0293        1,515
 029          0090          2,625          0294        1,970
 030          0091          3,415          0295        2,560
 031          0092          4,205          0296        3,155
 032          0093          5,375          0297        4,030
 035          0094          6,190          0298        4,645
 038          0095          7,105          0299        5,330
 040          0096          8,160          0300        6,120
 050          0097         10,220          0301        7,665
 060          0098         12,770          0302        9,580
 070          0099         15,940          0303       11,960
 080          0100         19,920          0304       14,940

Program Number: 5655-068

Program Name: MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0120        $ 27,110         0324      $ 20,330
 020          0121          33,950         0325        25,450
 025          0122          46,200         0326        34,640
 028          0123          62,050         0327        46,520
 029          0124          82,620         0328        61,940
 030          0125         107,400         0329        80,510
 031          0126         135,450         0330       101,550
 032          0127         170,306         0331       127,650
 035          0128         205,550         0332       154,150
 038          0129         236,550         0333       177,350
 040          0130         272,000         0334       204,000
 050          0131         327,250         0335       245,450
 060          0132         409,000         0336       306,800
 070          0133         511,450         0337       383,600
 080          0134         639,500         0338       479,600

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0188        $   761          0392      $   571
 020          0189            953          0393          715
 025          0190          1,295          0394          973
 028          0191          1,740          0395        1,305
 029          0192          2,320          0396        1,740
 030          0193          3,015          0397        2,260
 031          0194          3,805          0398        2,850
 032          0195          4,780          0399        3,585
 035          0196          5,785          0400        4,340
 038          0197          6,650          0401        4,990
 040          0198          7,635          0402        5,725
 050          0199          9,190          0403        6,895
 060          0200         11,500          0404        8,625
 070          0201         14,360          0405       10,770
 080          0202         17,930          0406       13,450

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0154        $ 1,565          0358      $ 1,175
 020          0155          1,960          0359        1,470
 025          0156          2,670          0360        2,000
 028          0157          3,585          0361        2,690
 029          0158          4,775          0362        3,580
 030          0159          6,205          0363        4,655
 031          0160          7,830          0364        5,870
 032          0161          9,840          0365        7,380
 035          0162         11,880          0366        8,910
 038          0163         13,660          0367       10,250
 040          0164         15,700          0368       11,780
 050          0165         18,910          0369       14,180
 060          0166         23,640          0370       17,730
 070          0167         29,550          0371       22,160
 080          0168         36,910          0372       27,680

Program Name: MVS SP JES3 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0120        $ 30,560         0324      $ 22,910
 020          0121          38,270         0325        28,700
 025          0122          52,080         0326        39,050
 028          0123          69,930         0327        52,440
 029          0124          93,120         0328        69,830
 030          0125         121,050         0329        90,770
 031          0126         152,700         0330       114,500
 032          0127         191,950         0331       143,950
 035          0128         231,500         0332       173,600
 038          0129         266,150         0333       199,650
 040          0130         305,850         0334       229,400
 050          0131         368,000         0335       276,000
 060          0132         460,100         0336       345,050
 070          0133         575,200         0337       431,350
 080          0134         719,100         0338       539,350

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0154        $ 1,565          0358      $ 1,175
 020          0155          1,960          0359        1,470
 025          0156          2,670          0360        2,000
 028          0157          3,585          0361        2,690
 029          0158          4,775          0362        3,580
 030          0159          6,205          0363        4,655
 031          0160          7,830          0364        5,870
 032          0161          9,840          0365        7,380
 035          0162         11,880          0366        8,910
 038          0163         13,660          0367       10,250
 040          0164         15,700          0368       11,780
 050          0165         18,910          0369       14,180
 060          0166         23,640          0370       17,730
 070          0167         29,550          0371       22,160
 080          0168         36,910          0372       27,680

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
              Feature     One-Time         Feature   One-Time
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0188        $   761          0392      $   571
 020          0189            953          0393          715
 025          0190          1,295          0394          973
 028          0191          1,740          0395        1,305
 029          0192          2,320          0396        1,740
 030          0193          3,015          0397        2,260
 031          0194          3,805          0398        2,850
 032          0195          4,780          0399        3,585
 035          0196          5,785          0400        4,340
 038          0197          6,650          0401        4,990
 040          0198          7,635          0402        5,725
 050          0199          9,190          0403        6,895
 060          0200         11,500          0404        8,625
 070          0201         14,360          0405       10,770
 080          0202         17,930          0406       13,450

Program Number: 5655-068

Program Name: MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0001        $   578          0205      $   433
 020          0002            836          0206          626
 025          0003          1,085          0207          815
 028          0004          1,495          0208        1,120
 029          0005          1,945          0209        1,455
 030          0006          2,525          0210        1,895
 031          0007          3,110          0211        2,330
 032          0008          3,975          0212        2,980
 035          0009          4,580          0213        3,435
 038          0010          5,265          0214        3,945
 040          0011          6,060          0215        4,545
 050          0012          7,570          0216        5,675
 060          0013          9,465          0217        7,095
 070          0014         11,830          0218        8,875
 080          0015         14,800          0219       11,090

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0069           $ 16          0273         $ 12
 020          0070             24          0274           18
 025          0071             31          0275           23
 028          0072             42          0276           32
 029          0073             55          0277           41
 030          0074             71          0278           53
 031          0075             88          0279           66
 032          0076            112          0280           84
 035          0077            129          0281           97
 038          0078            148          0282          111
 040          0079            170          0283          128
 050          0080            213          0284          160
 060          0081            266          0285          200
 070          0082            332          0286          249
 080          0083            415          0287          311

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0035           $ 33          0239         $ 25
 020          0036             48          0240           36
 025          0037             63          0241           47
 028          0038             86          0242           65
 029          0039            112          0243           85
 030          0040            146          0244          110
 031          0041            180          0245          135
 032          0042            230          0246          173
 035          0043            265          0247          199
 038          0044            304          0248          228
 040          0045            350          0249          263
 050          0046            438          0250          329
 060          0047            547          0251          410
 070          0048            684          0252          513
 080          0049            854          0253          641

Program Name: MVS SP JES 3 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0001        $   651          0205      $   488
 020          0002            942          0206          706
 025          0003          1,225          0207          919
 028          0004          1,685          0208        1,265
 029          0005          2,190          0209        1,640
 030          0006          2,845          0210        2,135
 031          0007          3,505          0211        2,630
 032          0008          4,480          0212        3,360
 035          0009          5,155          0213        3,865
 038          0010          5,925          0214        4,445
 040          0011          6,805          0215        5,105
 050          0012          8,520          0216        6,385
 060          0013         10,640          0217        7,985
 070          0014         13,310          0218        9,985
 080          0015         16,640          0219       12,480

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0035           $ 33          0239         $ 25
 020          0036             48          0240           36
 025          0037             63          0241           47
 028          0038             86          0242           65
 029          0039            112          0243           85
 030          0040            146          0244          110
 031          0041            180          0245          135
 032          0042            230          0246          173
 035          0043            265          0247          199
 038          0044            304          0248          228
 040          0045            350          0249          263
 050          0046            438          0250          329
 060          0047            547          0251          410
 070          0048            684          0252          513
 080          0049            854          0253          641

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger V 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0069           $ 16          0273         $ 12
 020          0070             24          0274           18
 025          0071             31          0275           23
 028          0072             42          0276           32
 029          0073             55          0277           41
 030          0074             71          0278           53
 031          0075             88          0279           66
 032          0076            112          0280           84
 035          0077            129          0281           97
 038          0078            148          0282          111
 040          0079            170          0283          128
 050          0080            213          0284          160
 060          0081            266          0285          200
 070          0082            332          0286          249
 080          0083            415          0287          311

Program Number: 5655-068

Program Name: MVS/ESA SP-JES Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0103        $   565          0307      $   423
 020          0104            707          0308          529
 025          0105            962          0309          720
 028          0106          1,290          0310          968
 029          0107          1,720          0311        1,290
 030          0108          2,235          0312        1,675
 031          0109          2,820          0313        2,110
 032          0110          3,545          0314        2,655
 035          0111          4,280          0315        3,210
 038          0112          4,920          0316        3,695
 040          0113          5,660          0317        4,245
 050          0114          6,815          0318        5,110
 060          0115          8,520          0319        6,385
 070          0116         10,640          0320        7,990
 080          0117         13,320          0321        9,990

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger Feature

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0171           $ 16          0375         $ 12
 020          0172             20          0376           15
 025          0173             27          0377           20
 028          0174             36          0378           27
 029          0175             49          0379           37
 030          0176             63          0380           48
 031          0177             80          0381           60
 032          0178            100          0382           75
 035          0179            121          0383           91
 038          0180            139          0384          104
 040          0181            159          0385          119
 050          0182            192          0386          144
 060          0183            240          0387          180
 070          0184            299          0388          224
 080          0185            374          0389          281

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0137           $ 33          0341         $ 24
 020          0138             41          0342           31
 025          0139             56          0343           42
 028          0140             75          0344           56
 029          0141             99          0345           74
 030          0142            129          0346           97
 031          0143            163          0347          122
 032          0144            205          0348          154
 035          0145            248          0349          186
 038          0146            285          0350          214
 040          0147            327          0351          245
 050          0148            394          0352          296
 060          0149            493          0353          370
 070          0150            616          0354          462
 080          0151            769          0355          577

Program Name: MVS SP JES 3 Version 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0103        $   636          0307      $   477
 020          0104            797          0308          597
 025          0105          1,085          0309          812
 028          0106          1,455          0310        1,090
 029          0107          1,940          0311        1,455
 030          0108          2,520          0312        1,890
 031          0109          3,180          0313        2,380
 032          0110          3,995          0314        2,995
 035          0111          4,815          0315        3,615
 038          0112          5,540          0316        4,155
 040          0113          6,365          0317        4,775
 050          0114          7,665          0318        5,745
 060          0115          9,585          0319        7,185
 070          0116         11,980          0320        8,985
 080          0117         14,980          0321       11,230

Program Name: OpenEdition Shell & Utilities

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0137           $ 33          0341         $ 24
 020          0138             41          0342           31
 025          0139             56          0343           42
 028          0140             75          0344           56
 029          0141             99          0345           74
 030          0142            129          0346           97
 031          0143            163          0347          122
 032          0144            205          0348          154
 035          0145            248          0349          186
 038          0146            285          0350          214
 040          0147            327          0351          245
 050          0148            394          0352          296
 060          0149            493          0353          370
 070          0150            616          0354          462
 080          0151            769          0355          577

Program Name: OpenEdition Debugger V 5.2

                     Basic                       DSLO
                          Monthly                    Monthly
              Feature     License          Feature   License
Group         Number      Charge           Number    Charge

 018          0171           $ 16          0375         $ 12
 020          0172             20          0376           15
 025          0173             27          0377           20
 028          0174             36          0378           27
 029          0175             49          0379           37
 030          0176             63          0380           48
 031          0177             80          0381           60
 032          0178            100          0382           75
 035          0179            121          0383           91
 038          0180            139          0384          104
 040          0181            159          0385          119
 050          0182            192          0386          144
 060          0183            240          0387          180
 070          0184            299          0388          224
 080          0185            374          0389          281

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU                    $ 1,240

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU                     246
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU                 10,330

46 or
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU                      74
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU                    740
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU                  3,700

--                 PSLC NC ID                               --

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU OE Shell           $ 73

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU OE Shell          14
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU OE Shell        588

46 or
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU OE Shell           4
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU OE Shell         40
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU OE Shell        200

--                 PSLC NC ID  OE Shell                  --

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU OE Debug           $ 34

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU OE Debug           7
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU OE Debug        294

46 or
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU OE Debug           2
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU OE Debug         20
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU OE Debug        100

--                 PSLC NC ID OE Debug                   --

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU                    $ 1,390

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU                     277
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU                 11,630

46 or
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU                      83
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU                    830
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU                  4,150

--                 PSLC NC ID                               --

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU OE Shell           $ 73

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU OE Shell          14
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU OE Shell        588

46 more
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU OE Shell           4
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU OE Shell         40
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU OE Shell        200

--                 PSLC NC ID  OE Shell                  --

MSU
Capacity           Description                         Charge

3                  PSLC Base, 3 MSU OE Debug           $ 34

4-45               PSLC Level A, 1 MSU OE Debug           7
                   PSLC Level A, 42 MSU OE Debug        294

46 or
 more              PSLC Level B, 1 MSU OE Debug           2
                   PSLC Level B, 10 MSU OE Debug         20
                   PSLC Level B, 50 MSU OE Debug        100

--                 PSLC NC ID OE Debug                   --

Distributed Feature One-Time Charge: Customers who pay a one-time charge for additional distributed features may copy machine-readable program material and documentation. One copy may be made for each additional distributed feature ordered.

Variable Charges: The applicable graduated one-time 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 charges paid.

For upgrades or downgrades of monthly license charge licenses, the monthly license charge applicable to the higher or lower group will apply.

For additional product information, refer to Software Announcement 294-152, dated April 6, 1994.