This document covers the following topics:
Entire System Server as supplied, supports all versions of z/VSE/POWER from SP5 onwards. No customization is therefore necessary.
Maintenance to Entire System Server objects and phases will be performed using the MSHP utility. Prior to applying maintenance, the Entire System Server must be defined to MSHP as follows:
ARCHIVE NPRvrs COMPRISES 9001-ESY-00 RESOLVES 'ENTIRE SYSTEM SERVER Vvrs' ARCHIVE 9001-ESY-00-vrs RESIDENCE PRODUCT=NPRvrs - PRODUCTION=library.NPRvrs - GENERATION=library.NPRvrs
where:
vrs refers to the relevant Entire System Server Version, Release and System maintenance level.
Entire System Server Zaps will be supplied using the following format:
CORRECT 9001-ESY-00-vrs : XC14nnn REVOKABLE AFFECTS PHASE=name ALTER offset verify : replace RESOLVES 'reason'
As of z/VSE Version 2.4, a SAF security interface is now provided. Either the Basic Security Manager (minimal security, distributed as part of z/VSE) or CA TOP SECRET (a third-party product, additional cost) may be used. Entire System Server has the ability to use SAF for security for users and datasets. However, the routines must be written by the user. Please contact Software AG support for information on writing the exits.
When Entire System Server is used in an environment where the CA-Dynam/D product is active, several items must be taken into consideration:
Use of DYNAMPOOL=value
as the VOLSER value is supported only in the FILE-ATTRIBUTES
,
READ-FILE
, LIB-DIRECTORY
, LIB-UPDATE
,
VTOC-UPDATE
and WRITE-FILE
views under two
conditions:
when a non-generic data set name is specified;
if the data set is defined in the CA-Dynam/D catalog (which is used to look up the real volume serial), whether automatically or manually added.
Other file views (such as VTOC and FILE-ALLOCATE
)
are not currently supported.
Other uses (for example, generic data set names) are not supported due to the limited amount of data returned by defined CA-Dynam/D interfaces.