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z/VSE V4.2 | z/VSE V4.1 | Unsupported releases
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VSE/POWER |
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Important news |
| November 18, 2008 |
z/VSE 4.2.0:
During Fast Service Upgrade to z/VSE 4.2.0 VSE/POWER may terminate with message 1Q000 instead of intended message 1Q05I PAGEABLE AREA [nnnK] TOO SMALL... . This will happen when SIZE of VSE/POWER partition taken from previous system is too small and VSE/POWER can not load all of its phases.
If this this happens during step 2 of FSU, you should restart the old system and increase the VSE/POWER partition SIZE in FSU dialogue by specifying "OWN POWER PARAMETERS......... 1 (YES)" and then providing a larger SIZE (at least 1200K). After FSU or installation make sure that your ALLOC.PROC specifies SIZE=1400K (or more) for the VSE/POWER partition. For details of VSE/POWER partition usage see here. To correct message 1Q000 install DY46901. |
| July 21, 2006 |
Under certain circumstances VSE/POWER may fail:
z/VSE 3.1 and VSE/ESA 2.7 customers having installed UD53000 or UD530011 respectively UD52999 or UD53009 should install UD53093 (DY46608) respectively UD53039 (DY46552) to avoid abnormal VSE/POWER termination. Also for z/VSE 3.1 UD53040 (DY46551) is recommended to solve a problem with POFFLOAD using the new Journal function. |
| July 21, 2006 |
z/VSE V3.1.2:
z/VSE V3.1.2 is now available. It contains hardware support and functional enhancements first introduced in z/VSE V3.1.1. z/VSE V3.1.2 contains accumulated service since the z/VSE V3.1 GA in March 2005.
Note: Special instructions have been provided that describe detailed procedures for a) an FSU, or b) a new install of z/VSE V3.1.2. It is essential that users follow correct procedures to make the process as smooth as possible and to avoid any possible loss of existing definitions.
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| November 25, 2005 |
z/VSE V3.1.1:
z/VSE V3.1.1 is now available. It contains hardware support for the IBM z9-109, TS1120 Tape Drive, IBM 3953 Tape System and 3584 Tape Library, as well as FCP/SCSI qualification of DS6000 and DS8000 disks. In addition, z/VSE V3.1.1 contains significant enhancements to the VSE Basic Security Manager. Several VSE/POWER enhancements are included as well. z/VSE V3.1.1 contains accumulated service since z/VSE V3.1 GA in March 2005. For more information, please see the z/VSE V3.1.1 Release Guide.
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| May 4, 2005 |
VSE/POWER POFFLOAD Performance Problems
Caused by 'incompatibility' between VSE/POWER tape format and new tape drives:
- 3490F empties cache for FSF used by POFFLOAD LOAD
Install DY46164/DY46245 for VSE/ESA 2.7/2.6
- 3590 syncronizes cache with tape for each WTM
Install microcode FC0520 on A60 controller + VSE/AF APAR DY45817 + AR cmd TAPE WTM=NOSYNC
Unfortunately controller A50 is to small to install FC0520
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| March 4, 2005 |
FSU from VSE/ESA 2.6 or 2.7 to z/VSE V3.1
Please read the important FSU information (PDF, 13 KB) befor performing an Fast Service Upgrade to z/VSE V3.1. |
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Latest VSE/POWER 8.2 APARs for z/VSE V4.2 |
Last update: November 17, 2009
APAR
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PTF |
Contents |
DY47124
2009/11/17 |
UD53568-01C |
VSE/POWER command PDISPLAY A,PART doesn't show job start time & date. |
DY47043
2009/10/15 |
UD53500-01C |
FCB is ignored when old POFFLOAD / Spool tapes are printed directly. |
DY47008
2009/08/19 |
UD53474-01C
UD53476-01G |
PNET msg 1RTLI internal problem occurred. IDUMP in IPW$$TD. The connection was closed. |
DY47049
2009/04/06 |
UD53493-01C |
VSE/POWER doesn't issue 1V24I message (which includes sense data of negative response from remote RJE workstation) on the local console. |
DY46922
2008/11/21 |
UD53364-01C |
PDISPLAY STATUS shows wrong number of queue entries in the delayed deletion |
DY46965
2008/09/18 |
UD53401-01C |
Using * $$ DATA to insert a JECL statement with more than 71 characters fails with '1F00 LABEL NOT FOUND, EOF REACHED' |
DY46901
2008/09/23 |
UD53342-01C |
Miscellaneous fixes for z/VSE 4.2.0 |
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VSE/POWER 8.2 components |
| Comp. ID |
CLC |
Description |
| 5686-CF8-03 |
01C |
VSE/POWER 8.2 |
| 5686-CF8-03 |
01G |
VSE/POWER 8.2 Macros |
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