| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
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Installation:
1. DSM sites - Some of these routines are usually mapped,
so you will need to disable mapping for the effected routines.
2. Use the 'INSTALL/CHECK MESSAGE' option on the PackMan menu. This
option will load the KIDS package onto your system.
ZISUTL Errors at Lake City/ Gainsville (a CIRN site) when
3. The patch has now been loaded into a Transport global on your
system. You now need to use KIDS to install the Transport global.
On the KIDS menu, under the 'Installation' menu, use the following
options:
Verify Checksum's in Transport Global
Print Transport Global
Compare Transport Global to Current System
Backup a Transport Global
using the Direct Connect and a printer had been
4. Inhibit users from login into the system. (If you install when few
user are on the system and the possibility of some CLOBER errors is
acceptable then users can stay on the system.)
Also place TASKMAN in a wait state.
5. On the KIDS menu, under the 'Installation' menu, use the following
option:
Install Package(s) 'XU*8.0*69'
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selected but not Opened and the XCSA routine made
7. MSM Sites - Answer YES to the question 'Want to MOVE routines to
other CPUs?'. Enter the names of your Compute and Print server(s).
8. After installing this patch,
DSM/MSM sites - you need to move several routines from
your production account to each manager account:
OpenM Sites - you don't need to move anything, skip this step.
ZIS,ZIS1,ZIS2,ZIS3,ZIS5,ZIS6,ZISC
ZIS4MSM,ZIS4VXD,ZIS4ONT
use of the USE^%ZISUTL call to restore IO variables.
ZISS,ZISS1,ZISS2,ZISP
ZISUTL
ZISTCP
ZTMGRSET
And in the manager account, (OpenM sites remain in VAH)
All sites:
DO RELOAD^ZTMGRSET
Select the System
Patch number to load: 69
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9. MSM sites move these routines to the MGR accounts on other CPU's.
10. ALL sites move routine XUINPCH to all other accounts that share the
%ZIS global and "D POST69^XUINPCH" to clean-up the DD for that account.
11. DSM Sites, after patch has installed, rebuild your map set.
12. Enable user's login.
TAM-0298-31594 ZISUTL Error at Tampa when saved device in Direct Connect
Remove Taskman from WAIT State.
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had a IO="". Fixed by not saving device.
MAN-0997-11116 ZIS4ONT Missing lines in spooler output.
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STC-0997-40029
BRX-0496-11600 ZIS1 If a job is queued to a device name that isn't
defined you get a UNDEF error at SETVAR^%ZIS1.
This has been fixed.
ZISTCP Trapping CLOSE errors without clearing $ECODE
caused problems.
Move the OpenM server code to ZISTCPS so the
listen tag will work as a single thread server
Because the %ZIS global is a shared global between many accounts this patch
under all OS's. This causes a change to mail-
man routine XMRONT, part of patch XM*7.1*28.
AIM-1097-N1741 ZIS4* When opening a slave device $X and $Y didn't
ZIS3 get set to zero.
E3R 10153 ZIS2 If a device has a Access Prohibited time the
range was not displayed.
ISD-0197-71937 ZISS Getting some Execute fields with a $P when
needs to be installed in each account that access to the %ZIS global at the
ZISS1 the complete node is needed.
ZISS2
ZISP
WPB-0897-31818 ZISPL Under LIST spool document it would only show
the HOME device as having printed anything.
This was because the File was updated before
the device was asked.
BRK-1197-11008 The Spool data file wasn't getting cleaned up
when the Spooler purge routine ran.
same time.
CLA-0498-22781 ZIS6 Routine %ZIS6 was setting the wrong global for
the resource slot sub-file zero node. This has
been fixed, The post init will clean-up the
^%ZIS(3.54,n,1,0) nodes. The TRIGGER X-ref
on the $I field of the device file was forceing
new entries into the resource file. This has
been fixed and the extra entries will be removed
in the post init.
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With this Kernel patch we have deleted fields *FORM FEED, *BACK SPACE from
the device file. Removed the asterik from fields *MARGIN WIDTH, *PAGE LENGTH
in the device file while changing the way they work
First, the X-ref that stuffs these fields when the SUBTYPE field is edited
will be removed so that the MARGIN WIDTH and PAGE LENGTH fields can act as
overrides to the Terminal Type file fields.
This way if the terminal type file is edited all devices that point to
this entry will get the new values right away, without having to re-index
Read below about changes in how the MARGIN and PAGE LENGTH fields in the
the subtype field of the device file.
If a particular device has the same characteristics as others of the same
type but has a different paper size, a new terminal type will not be
needed.
Checksum
Routine Old New 2nd Line
XUDHRES 917964 1098608 **49,69**
XUINPCH 3950316 4506459 **20,36,49,63,65,69**
device file have changed.
ZIS 9308978 9534282 **18,23,69**
ZIS1 10316454 10963783 **18,49,69**
ZIS2 10804239 10569129 **69**
ZIS3 6450084 5727193 **18,36,69**
ZIS4MSM 7202298 7301961 **23,36,49,59,69**
ZIS4ONT 8238234 7540912 **34,59,69**
ZIS4VXD 8151150 7956394 **23,36,49,59,69**
ZIS5 7634324 7647180 **18,24,69**
ZIS6 9917028 9295013 **24,49,69**
ZISC 7980129 8004258 **24,36,49,69**
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ZISP 1595683 1756861 **69**
ZISPL 12813725 14330151 **23,69**
ZISPL1 8550686 8439616 **23,36,69**
ZISPL2 4088281 4750042 **23,36,69**
ZISS 8559518 8580158 **69**
ZISS1 7994076 7921540 **69**
ZISS2 845268 846028 **69**
ZISTCP 2660587 2862626 **36,34,59,69**
ZISUTL 2111550 2112295 **18,24,34,69**
ZTMGRSET 12724965 13594462 **34,36,69**
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