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Review HOLDDATA when Installing S1401

If you are using CCS Release 14.1 and want to start using a higher maintenance level by performing a new installation of the S1401 Update Level rather than upgrading, review the following HOLDDATA and take the steps that it describes. Additionally, the HOLDDATA for CAIENF RO54507 also applies if you are a customer running CCS Version 14.0, who has previously upgraded your CAIENF to run with CA Datacom/AD Version 14.0 and now intend to use the same CAIENF database with CCS Release 14.1.

Reviewing the HOLDDATA helps prevent various errors. For example:

• CAIENF initialization errors if you are running CAIENF with a database
• Errors in CA Endevor SCM functions that require CAICCI Spawn
• Problems that are related to zIIP Enablement Service exploitation if you are using CA SYSVIEW

CA Endevor SCM—HOLDDATA from RO52401

Apply the following PTFs depending on the version of CA Endevor SCM that you are using:

• Version 14.0—RO54497
• Version 15.0—RO54521, RO55097
• Release 15.1—RO53251, RO53252, RO55098

CA SYSVIEW—HOLDDATA from RO57370

Apply the following PTFs depending on the version of CA SYSVIEW that you are using:

• Version 13.0—RO56696
• Release 13.5—RO56697
• Release 13.7—RO56698

CAIENF—HOLDDATA from RO54507

S1401 provides a CAIENF enhancement. All CAIENF events now include a TIMEL (Time Long) field. The TIMEL field carries four more digits of precision over the TIME field (TIME goes down to hundredths of a second).

Use this enhancement if your system requires greater time granularity than hundredths of a second for all event listening situations. CA Technologies products that use CAIENF for listening for events can switch to using the TIMEL field.

If RO54507 is not applied to an existing CCS Release 14.1 CAIENF environment that does event recording, implement S1401 by dropping all the CA Datacom/AD CAIENF Event related tables.

The code changes associated with this update also include an update to the CAS9DBC module and corresponding plan.

Follow these steps:

1. Shut down CAIENF.
2. Start the CAIENF related CA Datacom/AD MUF in its own address space.
3. Submit CAW0JCL member CASQL001 and obtain a list of CAIENF Event tables.
4. Edit CAW0JCL member CASQL004 with the list of tables to be dropped that you obtained at Step 3. Then, run job CASQL004.
5. Use the updated CAW0JCL member AW1IMPRT and import the new plan.
6. Shut down the MUF if you typically run it as an ENFIMUF.
7. Restart CAIENF with the REINIT parameter (that is, S ENF,,,REINIT). Ensure that the CAIDCM DD statement is using the CAW0DCM data set with the DCM modules with RO54507 applied. Confirm that the same CAW0LOAD that was used during the import is being used to start CAIENF.
8. Start CAIENF.

   The CAIENF initialization code redefines the Event related tables with the expanded time column, TIMEL.

If CAIENF is started with either the old version of code and new version of the CA Datacom/AD CAIENF tables, or the new version of the code and the old version of the CA Datacom/AD CAIENF tables, error messages are logged.

The following messages are displayed if S1401 is implemented incorrectly:

CAS9320E - Conflicting #columns attribute detected in event xxxxxx
CAS9329E - Recording is disabled for active event "xxxxxxx"
CAS9328W - Recording is disabled for inactive event "xxxxxxx"