Enhancements to Existing Features

CA Datacom/MSM Version 14.0

CA CSM now incorporates CA Datacom/MSM Version 14.0, which replaces CA Datacom/MSM Version 12.0.

CA Datacom/MSM Version 14.0 includes new features and enhancements to lower your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and assist your daily tasks. For example, it provides additional performance enhancements, including the Simplify feature. The Simplify feature forces the Multi-User Facility (MUF) to always be enabled and actively connect all DBUTLTY functions with the MUF.

CA CSM now requires that the CXX name be unique.
The CXX name is now a required node name for all CA Datacom/MSM database data sets. For example:
```
CAI.NEWHLQ.CXX?NAME
```
The CA CSM installer replaces the symbolic names with the names that you provide in the MSMSetupOptionsFile.properties file.
CA CSM no longer requires a CA Datacom/MSM SVC.
A new Program Call (PC) routine, DBPCCPR, was built to support MUF requirements. CAIRIM installs DBPCCPR during the IPL process, or later.

MUF Startup Changes

The FORCE_SVC startup option is no longer needed. If specified, a message occurs indicating it is obsolete and ignored. Remove this option.
The MUFMSG startup option defaults to the following:
```
MUFMSG     YES,NO,NO
```
It does not display the SVC number of 000. You can set it to YES if there are message interception routines that skip over the message prefix based upon an expected size.

Message Changes

DB00249I: the message reflecting fields of the DBSIDPR being used no longer prints the SUBID keyword and now prints 'PC=value' of either PROD or TEST. For example:
```
DB00249I - DBSIDPR 2010/09/14 10.19 SVC=000 TOGROUP=DBDVM0 CCISYS= PC=PROD
```
DB00201I: the part 'SVC=nn' is removed.

Note: For more information about CA Datacom/MSM Version 14.0, see the CA Datacom/AD Version 14.0 Release Notes.