Communicator 3000 MPE/iX Express 1 Based on Release 6.0 HP 3000 MPE/iX Computer Systems Volume 10, Issue 2 Manufacturing Part Number: 30216-90286 E0799 U.S.A.
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Contents 1. Announcements Future Removal of Support for Servers and HP-IB in MPE/iX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Discontinuance of High Availability Fiber Link Disk Drives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Obtaining Software Security Patches for your HP Computer System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HP Electronic Support Center Security-Related Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents HP JDBC Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 Using the HP Driver for JDBC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tables Table 1-1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Table 3-1.. Data Type Mapping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Table 3-2.. Data Type Conversions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Table 3-3.. Unsupported Statements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Announcements Future Removal of Support for Servers and HP-IB in MPE/iX 1 Announcements Future Removal of Support for Servers and HP-IB in MPE/iX In order to streamline the development and test of future MPE/iX releases, the PBA-IB HP-IB Device Adapter (A1747A) and old CIB I/O based HP 3000 Servers will not be made to work with MPE/iX Release 6.5 and later releases. MPE/iX Release 6.5 is projected to begin shipping during the first half of 2000.
Announcements Obtaining Software Security Patches for your HP Computer System Obtaining Software Security Patches for your HP Computer System Hewlett-Packard would like to make you aware of a special free service provided for all customers of HP 3000 and HP 9000 computer systems. This service gives customers a direct route to Hewlett-Packard for obtaining information relating to the security of their Hewlett-Packard Computer System(s).
Announcements Obtaining Software Security Patches for your HP Computer System Subscribing to HP Electronic Support Center Security Bulletin Services Once you have placed your name on the subscriber list for future Security Bulletins (see instructions below), you will receive them via e-mail on the day they are issued by HP. As referenced below, you can also view a list of past Security Bulletins issued in the “HP Security Bulletins Archive.
Announcements Obtaining Software Security Patches for your HP Computer System 10 Chapter 1
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) 2 Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) This Communicator 3000 provides general and detailed information on the new and enhanced functionality for the MPE/iX 6.0 Release Express 1 (C.60.01), as well as information on release strategy and installation prerequisites. MPE/iX 6.0 has accumulated all of the functionality previously released on MPE/iX 5.5 Express releases such as Year 2000 enhancements, ODBCLink/SE—a 32-bit driver from M.B.
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) Communicator Summary Communicator Summary Following are brief descriptions of the articles and chapters. Chapter 1 Announcements Important announcements regarding availablity of products and services are included in this chapter.
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) Communicator Summary • HP Driver for JDBC This article provides information about the JDBC driver. It provides an overview of the functionality and the requirements for using this driver. • Java Developer’s Kit for MPE/iX This article provides information about the new features of Java for MPE/iX, including improved performance, a just-in-time compiler, reduced resource requirements, and simplified operation.
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) MPE/iX Patches on HP Electronic Support Center MPE/iX Patches on HP Electronic Support Center by Patch Support Team Commercial Systems Division MPE/iX patches for MPE/iX Release 5.0 and beyond, are available on the HP Electronic Support Center to all customers. Features and Benefits The new patch access and delivery system benefits all MPE/iX customers with: • Improved overall communication between HP and customers.
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.01) MPE/iX Patches on HP Electronic Support Center Electronic Digests If you want to keep yourself up-to-date on the latest development of MPE/iX patches, you can sign up for the daily Security Bulletin and weekly mpeix_patch Bulletin. Once you have subscribed to these two bulletins, you will receive these digests on a periodic basis via electronic mail. HP Electronic Support Center will inform you proactively about newly developed security and GR patches.
Overview—MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 (C.60.
Technical Articles 3 Technical Articles • CI Enhancements • NPCONFIG Variable to NW Spooler • PATCH/iX Enhancements • Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support in MPE/iX • IMAGE/SQL Enhancement: P and Z Data Types • HP Driver for JBDC • Java Developer’s Kit for MPE/iX • Legato 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX • ALLBASE/BRW JCWs for Year 2000 • HP 3000 997 Large Memory Subsystem • Hewlett-Packard SureStore E Disk Array MC256 • DVD Supported on the HP 3000 • ALLBASE/SQL Version G3 Article Up
Technical Articles CI Enhancements CI Enhancements by Jeff Vance, Commercial Systems Division Enhancements Summary MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1 contains the following CI enhancements: • There are three new CI evaluator functions - JINFO, JOBCNT and WORDCNT. • There are five new CI variables - HPDATETIME, HPDOY, HPHHMMSSMMM, HPLEAPYEAR, HPYYYYMMDD. • The PAUSE command allows you to select just jobs or just sessions that match “[jobname,]user.account”. • The QUOTE function, introduced late in release 5.
Technical Articles CI Enhancements $STDLIST (within the definition of the HPMSGFENCE variable). status 0 3042 4000 9942 9945 values: - success - no job or session matches the jobID - invalid syntax for the jobID, expect [#]J|Snnn - unknown JINFO item - information for the requested item is unavailable for the target jobID. 9946 - item security violation, the user needs greater privileges to retrieve the item Example: Result: Example: Result: Example: Example: :calc JINFO(‘S64’,’IPaddr’) 15.192.90.
Technical Articles CI Enhancements JINFO Item Values and Descriptions Label -------------------- Type ------ Description ----------------------------------------------- Account CIpin string int Command string ConnectMin ConnectSec Copies CPULimit CPUMillisec CPUSec Deferred DegradeMode int int int int int int bool bool Exist Exists FmtIntroDate bool bool string FmtIntroTime FmtPriority string string FmtStreamedByDate FmtStreamedByTime Group HomeGroup Inpri IntIntroDate IntIntroTime IntroDate I
Technical Articles CI Enhancements Outclass string Outpri PassExempt int string Priority int Private Quiet RawIntroDate RawIntroTime RawStreamedByDate RawStreamedByTime Restart State StdinSPID bool bool int int int int bool string string StdinSPstate string StdlistDelete StdlistSPID bool string StdlistSPstate string StreamedBy string StreamedByDate StreamedByLdev int int StreamedByTime User User Account User Account Group UserAccount UserAccountGroup int string string string string string
Technical Articles CI Enhancements Type: Parms Job_match: Integer Required. String identifying the target jobs and/or sessions. Supported formats: “@” - all jobs and sessions “@J” - all jobs “@S” - all sessions “user.acct” - all job/sessions matching “user.acct” “jobname,user.acct” - all job/sessions matching “jobname,user.acct” “@J:[jobname,]user.acct” - all jobs-only matching “[jobname,]user.acct” “@S:[jobname,]user.acct” - all sessions -only matching “[jobname,]user.
Technical Articles CI Enhancements WORDCNT Syntax: WORDCNT ( string[,delims][,start] ) Defn: A CI evaluator function that returns the number or words (tokens) defined by “delims” in “string”, starting at “start”. The default delimiters are the same as for the WORD and DELIMPOS functions: a space, a comma, a semicolon, an equals sign, left and right parentheses, left and right brackets, single quote, double quote, and tab. The default start is 1.
Technical Articles CI Enhancements HPHHMMSSMMM A CI variable containing the current time in a string formatted as “HourMinuteSecondMillisecond”. NOTE Current resolution is only tenths-of-a-second so the last 2 string characters will both be “0”. Type: String, read-only. Example: if the current time is 14:08:15:2, HPHHMMSSMMM equals “140815200” HPLEAPYEAR A CI variable that indicates if the current year is a leap year. Type: Boolean, read-only. Example: On Feb. 7, 1999 HPLEAPYEAR equals: FALSE On Jan.
Technical Articles New NPCONFIG Variable Added to NW Spooler New NPCONFIG Variable Added to NW Spooler By G. K. Rajani Commercial System Division The network (NW) spooler behaves differently from serial spooler for %2nn series CCTLs. The new NPCONFIG item “serial_printer_simulation” is added to fix this problem. Description of the New NPCONFIG Item If you configure “serial_printer_simulation” to true, then the NW spooler behaves the same way as the serial spooler for CCTL %2xx series.
Technical Articles Patch/iX B.01.02 Patch/iX B.01.02 by Michael Dovano Commercial Sysems Division New enhancements were included in PATCH/iX [B.01.02] which has a few changes in the screen as shown: 1. If a PowerPatch is involved in the installation which contains FOS Enhancement patches, then a dialog shown below prompts the user in the Patch Qualification screen. +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | This PowerPatch tape contains FOS enhancements as well as fixes.
Technical Articles Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support on MPE/IX Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support on MPE/IX by Larry Nichoalds, CSY Labs Jim Hawkins, SSD WTEC Beginning with Release 5.
Technical Articles Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support on MPE/IX Physical connection of these devices is accomplished via “Fast/Wide/Differential SCSI” Cables such as C2911A, C2924A, C2925A etc. NOTE While DLT Libraries are available for purchase, support for these devices is very limited on HP3000 S900 systems. There are currently no plans for supporting the DLT Libraries for “normal” MPE/iX operations such as BOOT, FCOPY or STORE.
Technical Articles Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support on MPE/IX IMPORTANT Tapes created on a DLT4000 can always be read by the DLT7000; however, DLT4000 drives are not capable of reading tapes created on DLT7000s. Since both drives use the same physical media type, shops with a mixture of DLT types will have to manage media created on DLT7000 separately so as not to attempt to read it on a DLT4000.
Technical Articles Announcing DLT4000/DLT7000 Differential Tape Support on MPE/IX Configuration Here is an example of what the configuration should look like on the HP3000 for the DLT4000 and DLT7000. DLT4000 Example io> ld 90 LDEV: 90 DEVNAME: OUTDEV: ID: DLT4000 RSIZE: PATH: 4/4.2.0 MPETYPE: CLASS: TAPE DLTTAPE DDUMP 0 128 24 MODE: DEVTYPE: TAPE MPESUBTYPE: 8 io> lp 4/4.2.0 PATH: 4/4.2.0 ID: DLT4000 PMGR: SCSI_TAPE2_DM LOGICAL_DEVICE_MANAGER LDEV: TYPE: PMGRPRI: MAXIOS: io> lp 4/4.2 PATH: 4/4.
Technical Articles IMAGE/SQL Enhancement: P and Z Data Types IMAGE/SQL Enhancement: P and Z Data Types by Dolly Hu Commercial System Division This IMAGE/SQL enhancement allows application programs using Image/SQL to enter unsigned data into TurboIMAGE/XL fields with P or Z data type. Prior to this enhancement, Zoned Decimal and Packed fields, when written from an application using IMAGE/SQL, were always populated with signed numbers. This created a problem for some application programs reading the data.
Technical Articles IMAGE/SQL Enhancement: P and Z Data Types UP[DATE] TYPE Updates data type mapping information for a specified TurboIMAGE/iX data type or a specified Mapped Column. SYNTAX U[PDATE] TYPE {SourceType IN { { * }} { MappedTable}} {IN MappedTable.MappedColumn } [TO NewMappedType [SIGNED ]] [UNSIGNED] EXAMPLES (i) UPDATE TYPE I4 IN COMPOSER (ii) UPDATE TYPE IN COMPOSER.BIRTHDATE TO CHAR(18) (iii) UPDATE TYPE IN TABLE1.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC HP Driver for JDBC Shu-Feng Wei Commercial Systems Division Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) is a Java API that enables development of Java applications and applets with a wide range of relational databases. It consists of a set of classes and interfaces written in Java. JDBC allows developers to write database applications using a standard, pure Java API.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC HP JDBC Components There are three components supplied with the HP JDBC product, the JDBC Driver, the JDBC Monitor, and the JDBC Server. The user is responsible for writing a Java application or applet that uses JDBC on the client, as well as providing the ALLBASE/SQL or IMAGE/SQL database on the server. • The HP Driver for JDBC is a set of Java classes that implement the java.sql.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC MPE/iX Server Requirements The HP JDBC Server components require MPE/iX version 6.0 or greater. MPE/iX components are only required if your JDBC Server platform is the MPE/iX operating system. ALLBASE/SQL or IMAGE/SQL Requirements The HP JDBC Server components require an ALLBASE/SQL G3.01 or IMAGE/SQL G3.00 or greater.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC Extracting the HP Driver for JDBC Class Files The HP Driver for JDBC class files must be installed in your Java class path so that the Java compiler and the Java class loader can find them. Example on the Win32 Platform CLASSPATH=C:\JDK1.1.4\LIB;. You would then install the HP Driver for JDBC class files in the directory: C:\JDK1.1.4\LIB\ Example on HP 3000 CLASSPATH=/usr/local/java/latest/lib:.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC The next set of lines are the LOGGING levels used to determine the type of information to be logged to the server log file. The meanings of the various logging levels are discussed in the Troubleshooting Section, under “Server Logging” of the HP Driver for JDBC User’s Manual. The server configuration file is read in each time a new server process is started. Thus once the file is edited and saved, the changes will take place beginning with the next server process.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC The only time the monitor should ever be brought down is to install a newer version. In this case, use the JSTOPMON stream job or ABORTJOB command to kill the monitor process. The ABORTJOB command to shut down the monitor is: : ABORTJOB #JXX where XX is the job number. To restart the monitor after it was shut down or accidentally terminated, use the JSTRTMON stream job to start it up. : STREAM JSTRTMON.JDBC.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC It shows how to use a dialog box to obtain user input, and also formats the result set output a lot better. The first step to using the sample client is to build it by compiling the Java source code. Normally, you would do this by using the Java compiler command (the command you use may be different, depending on your JDK): NOTE If you are using JDK1.2.1 or later, add the following line in SampleClient.java before the call to class.forName: DriveManager.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC uid Server host userid that is authorized to access the database. pwd Server host password that matches the user id provided above. trace Optional trace values separated by the vertical bar “|” character. For more information on tracing, see the Troubleshooting section. NOTE This connection method may result in the user name and password being logged in various places, as URLs are commonly logged on various web servers and proxy servers.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC indicates the data type mapping. Table 3-1. Data Type Mapping JDBC DATA TYPES (vertical) ALLBASE/SQL DATA TYPES (horizontal) SMALLINT (16-bits) INTEGER (32-bits) T I N Y I N T S M A L L I N T I N T E G E R B I G I N T R E A L F L O A T D O U B L E B I T C H A R V A R C H A R L O N G V A R C H A R B I N A R Y V A R B I N A R Y L O N G V A R B I N A R Y D A T E T I M E T I M E S T A M P X X FLOAT(1...24) X FLOAT(25...
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC rounding, are denoted by a lowercase letter “x” in the conversion grid. Table 3-2.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC could result in a java.lang.NumberFormatException being shown when the conversion is performed. Again, the application developer should take the necessary precautions. Unsupported ALLBASE/SQL Data Types The ALLBASE LONG BINARY, and LONG VARBINARY data types are currently not supported by the HP Driver for JDBC. Acceptable SQL Syntax The HP JDBC Server will accept either ODBC SQL statement syntax or ALLBASE/SQL statement syntax.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC Stored Procedures The HP Driver for JDBC supports the following types of ALLBASE/SQL stored procedures through the java.sql.CallableStatement interface: 1. Procedures that return one or more result sets. 2. Procedures that take one or more input arguments. 3. Procedures that return one or more output arguments. 4. Procedures that have a return status value.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC OBJECT Include the object hash code in the format HHHHHHHH on all tracing output lines where HHHHHHHH is the eight digit hexadecimal value of the hash code. This information appears in the first column of the tracing output. THREAD Include the executing thread name on all tracing output lines. This information appears as the fourth column of the tracing output. DEBUG Trace debugging statements from the driver.
Technical Articles HP Driver for JDBC affect performance. TIMESTAMP This causes each log entry to be prefaced by a timestamp of the form HH:MM:SS.mmm. WARNING Turns on logging of warning messages generated by the Server. ERROR Turns on logging of error messages generated by the Server. FATAL This is the same as specifying INFO, WARNING, and ERROR. DEBUG Turns on logging of a lot of debugging messages. This should only be done at the request of support personnel.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes by Gavin Scott Allegro Consultants, Inc. SIG Java Co-Chairperson for Interex This release of the Java Developer’s Kit (JDK) for MPE/iX includes support for the 1.1.7B version of Sun’s JDK, along with significant improvements to the MPE/iX implementation. Highlights of this release relative to version 1.1.5 which shipped with MPE/iX 6.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes applications will immediately start using it. You can keep as many releases of the JDK on the system as you like. Those releases other than the one pointed to by the /latest/ symbolic link will have to be referred to through a path that includes the version number, or in some other fashion. For example, you could create your own symbolic link in the shell as follows: $ ln -s /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/lib/classes /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/lib/classes.zip If you have set CLASSPATH, the following directories will be APPENDED to the list you provide: /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/classes /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/lib/classes /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/lib/classes.zip NOTE If you are running ‘appletviewer’, and have not set CLASSPATH, the current directory (“.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes Performance Improvements and Resource Requirement Reductions With 1.1.7B, several improvements were made to the MPE/iX implementation to reduce the resources required for each instance of the Java Virtual Machine, and to reduce the amount of time and overhead required to start a VM. These changed have resulted in the elimination of approximately half of the start-up overhead. Here is a summary of differences between 1.1.5 and 1.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes • At start-up, the VM will determine what ;NMSTACK= value is in effect, and will allow allocation of as many thread stacks as will fit within this limit. When the limit is exceeded, an OutOfMemoryException will be thrown. The default ;NMSTACK= value of 2MB for the POSIX shell means that approximately three threads can be created before a larger ;NMSTACK= will need to be specified by the user.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes Heap Changes The default minimum heap (java -ms option) has been changed from 64MB to 256KB in version 1.1.7B. The default maximum value is still set to 64MB, which is under the 80,000,000 byte system default ;NMHEAP= limit and thus does not involve the problems of ;NMSTACK=.
Technical Articles Java Developers Kit for MPE/iX Version 1.1.7B Release Notes • The shell reads /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.7/bin/javac, which is a symbolic link to /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.5/bin/.java_wrapper, which is a symbolic link to: /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.5/bin/PA-RISC/green_threads/JAVA, which is the new do-everything Java executable. The shell forks and execs this program. • The /usr/local/java/jdk1.1.5/bin/PA-RISC/green_threads/JAVA program internally performs the functions of the old .
Technical Articles Legato 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX Legato 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX by Alex Early Commercial Systems Division The HP 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX is supported in MPE/iX 6.0 Express 1. The HP 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX allows the HP 3000 to support directly connected DLT7000 libraries. The Storage Node requires additional Legato software, NetWorker server software (NT or UNIX), and Autochanger license.
Technical Articles Legato 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX Step 4. If not already configured, configure the differential card and the pseudo/target level of the SCSI path: io> io> io> io> io> io> apath apath apath apath apath apath 10/4/4 id=HP28696A 10/4/4.0 id=pseudo 10/4/4.1 id=pseudo 10/4/4.2 id=pseudo 10/4/4.3 id=pseudo 10/4/4.4 id=pseudo Step 5.
Technical Articles Legato 3000 NetWorker Storage Node for MPE/iX Configuring the Storage Node on the NetWorker Server Complete the configuration process on the Storage Node on the NetWorker server. Verify the ldev Specifications io> ldev 30/34 LDEV: 30 DEVNAME: OUTDEV: 0 MODE: ID: HPC1194F RSIZE: 128 DEVTYPE: MOSAR_AC PATH: 10/4/4.0.0 MPETYPE: 24 MPESUBTYPE: 4 CLASS: LDEV: 31 DEVNAME: OUTDEV: 0 MODE: ID: DLT7000 RSIZE: 128 DEVTYPE: TAPE PATH: 10/4/4.1.0 MPETYPE: 24 MPESUBTYPE: 8 CLASS: TAPE ...
Technical Articles ALLBASE/BRW JCWs for Year 2000 ALLBASE/BRW JCWs for Year 2000 by Kelly Sznaider Support Technology Lab For year 2000 compliance, two JCWs were created in earlier versions of BRW. However, the defaults of these JCWs have been changed as of version A.01.57. As year 2000 rapidly approaches, it is strongly recommended to use four-digit years instead of two-digits. If four-digit years are used in your files and databases, then these BRW JCWs can be ignored.
Technical Articles ALLBASE/BRW JCWs for Year 2000 • If set to 0, a date range of 1900 - 1999 is assumed for all two-digit years in data files. BRWUSERCENTURYROUNDING The following apply to BRWUSERCENTURYROUNDING: • If BRWCENTURYROUNDING is set to 0, then this JCW is examined. • If set to 1 (or not set), a date range of 1950 - 2049 is assumed for all two-digit years in parameter values and for date constants appearing in calculated items or selection conditions. (This JCW excludes data files.
Technical Articles HP 3000 997 Large Memory Subsystem HP 3000 997 Large Memory Subsystem by Dave Snow Commercial Systems Division With MPE/iX Release 6.0 Express 1, a Large Memory Subsystem is supported on HP 3000 997 Servers (HP 3000 996/995/992/991/990). Servers must first be upgraded to HP 3000 997 Servers to use the Large Memory Subsystem. The new Large Memory Subsystem consists of a memory carrier card (A3839A, containing no memory) and 1 GB memory modules (A3832A). With MPE/iX Release 6.
Technical Articles HP SureStore E Disk Array MC256 HP SureStore E Disk Array MC256 by Rich Bassett--CSY Lab Alex Early--CSY Product Marketing The Hewlett-Packard SureStore E Disk Array MC256 provides high-capacity, high-speed mass storage, with continuous data availability, ease of service, scalability, and connectivity. The disk array can be connected to multiple server systems. The HP 3000 supports the MC256 through Fast-wide SCSI connections. The disk array can have up to 32 SCSI ports.
Technical Articles HP SureStore E Disk Array MC256 — Only RAID 1 is support for LDEV 1. — Microcode down-loading, online memory replacements and disk adapter replacements must be performed with no jobs or sessions logged on. — LDEV 1 capacity limited to 4 Gbytes (due to NIO IODC limits). MC256 has certified this disk to operate with the following MPE/iX Releases: • MPE/iX 5.5 PowerPatch 7 + KXL9 or MPE/iX 6.0 PowerPatch 1 + KXL9 Support on 5.5 and 6.
Technical Articles DVD Supported on the HP 3000 DVD Supported on the HP 3000 by Alex Early and Dave Black Commercial Systems Division The embedded CD-ROM shipped with many HP 3000 servers has come to the end of its life. However, many customers purchased HP 3000s with CD-ROMs to take advantage of system update material and manuals that are available on CDs. The A3715A, a 12x CR-ROM, is being replaced by the new DVD-ROM. The DVD-ROM supports usage of the older CD-ROM disks.
Technical Articles ALLBASE/SQL Version G3 Article Update ALLBASE/SQL Version G3 Article Update by Doug Myers Database Lab, Commercial System Division Correction to Previously Published Article The complete article showing new features in ALLBASE/SQL Version G3 was published in the Communicator for Release 6.0. The following sections show correct syntax to replace that from the original article. In the syntax and example below, the comma is replaced by the word ‘IN’.
Technical Articles HP System Account and Directory Naming Structure HP System Account and Directory Naming Structure by The Release Delivery Team Commercial Systems Division The following is an updated list of the HP System Accounts. This information replaces that published in the Communicator 3000 for MPE/iX 6.0 and the HP 3000 MPE/iX Release 6.0 System Software Maintenance Manual. HP recommends copying this page to replace the appropriate pages in these manuals.
Product Release History 4 Product Release History This chapter contains tables that provide information on the currently supported Commercial Systems MPE/iX releases and products, and the systems supported for the 6.0 Express 1 release.
Product Release History Product Changes by Releases Product Changes by Releases The following table provides information on the currently supported Commercial Systems MPE/iX releases and products. Included are the MPE/iX release or SUBSYS VUF and a list of products introduced. It also provides information on significant changes made to a release.
Product Release History Product Changes by Releases Table 4-1. MPE/iX Product Releases Release SUBSYS Date Code Product(s) Introduced/Added C.55.03 R3732 Express 3 based on Release 5.
Product Release History Product Changes by Releases Table 4-1. MPE/iX Product Releases Release SUBSYS Date Code Product(s) Introduced/Added C.55.07 R3910 Express 7 based on Release 5.
Product Release History Supported Releases Supported Releases The naming conventions for the different types of releases have been changed slightly to clarify the type of release being discussed. The terms used to describe or refer to the releases are: Mainline Release A mainline release involves the recompilization and reintegration of all software release components (FOS, SLT, and SUBSYS tapes). The release number is changed (for example, 5.0 or 5.5) and the update "UU" field of the V.UU.FF is changed.
Product Release History Supported Releases February 17, 1995, will become obsolete as early as six months after Release 6.0 ships. Table 4-2. Supported System Release Matrix Supported Releases Supported Systems Support Termination Date Release 5.5 (C.55.xx) 920, 922, 932, 935, 948, 950, 955, 960, 6 months following next Mainline release after 6.
Product Release History Supported Releases Table 4-2. Supported System Release Matrix Supported Releases Supported Systems Support Termination Date Release 6.0 (60.xx) 920, 922, 932, 935, 948, 950, 955, 960, 6 months following next Mainline release after 6.
Product Release History Supported Releases 72 Chapter 4
Catalog of User Documentation 5 Catalog of User Documentation This chapter provides listings of customer manuals for the HP 3000 computer system. The listings are divided into two sections: • “MPE/iX New or Updated Manuals,” which lists all manuals that have been introduced or changed since the MPE/iX 6.0 Release. • “Manual Collections,” which lists manuals by collections in alphabetical order. For detailed information on a particular manual or manual collection, refer to the MPE/iX Documentation Guide.
Catalog of User Documentation MPE/iX 6.0 New or Updated Manuals MPE/iX 6.0 New or Updated Manuals This section lists customer manuals introduced or updated from MPE/iX 6.0 Release through MPE/iX 6.0 Express 1 Release. Table 5-1. MPE/iX 6.0 New or Updated Manuals Manual Title Part No.
Catalog of User Documentation MPE/iX 6.0 New or Updated Manuals Table 5-1. MPE/iX 6.0 New or Updated Manuals Manual Title Part No.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.0 View on the WEB* CI Programming Quick Reference Pocket Card 32650-90269 32650-90316 Dec-90 n y y Communicator 3000 (6.0) 30216-90269 30216-90269 Oct-98 n y y Communicator 3000 (PowerPatch 5 based on 5.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.0 View on the WEB* Data Types Conversion Programmer’s Guide 32650-60010 32650-90015 Oct-89 y y y DBChange Plus Technical Addendum for MPE/iX Release 4.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.0 View on the WEB* NBSpool Release Notes Version 9.7 B3933-90008 B3933-90008 Jun-97 n n .pdf NetBase for MPE Reference Guide B3933-90001 B3933-90001 Jun-97 n n .pdf NetBase Release Notes Version 9.7 B3933-90007 B3933-90007 Jun-97 n n .
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.0 View on the WEB* HP PA-RISC Computer Systems Integrated Cabinet Installation Guide (9X9KS) - A2375-90007 Jan-98 n n .pdf HP PA-RISC Computer Systems System Upgrade Guide (9X9KS) - A2375-90010 Feb-97 n n .pdf I/O Upgrade Manual (9X9KS) - A2375-90027 Jan-98 n n .
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.0 View on the WEB* HP-PB 100Base-T Network Adapter Installation and Service Guide B5427-90001 B5427-90001 Aug-97 n y y HP-PB 100VG-AnyLAN Network Adapter Installation and Service Guide B5426-90001 B5426-90001 Aug-97 n y y LU 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Catalog of User Documentation Manual Collections Table 5-2. Manual Collections Manual Title Previously Used CO Number Part Number Latest Edition Laser ROM 11/97 LR Instant Info 6.
Index A ABORTJOB command, 38 acceptable SQL, 43 account naming structure, 64 ALLBASE/SQL database, 33 applet, 34 archive file, 35 C child processes, 37 class files, 38 CLASSPATH, 38 Client Components Java, 35 client components Java class files, 35 sample source file, 35 client files, 35 client tracing, 44 client-server application, 33 Commercial Systems MPE/iX releases and products, 66 components, 34 configuration option LOGFILE, 36 TIMEOUT, 36 connection parameters, 39 conversion grid, 42 D data type conv
Index JDBC server components, 35 JDBC SQL, 34 JDK, 34, 39 JDK components, 34 JSTOPMON stream job, 38 JSTRTMON stream job, 38 K kill command, 37 killing the monitor, 37 L loading HP JDBC Driver, 39 log file, 36 LOGFILE, 36 logging levels, 37 M mainline release, 69 manual list, 73 marker character, 43 method arguments, 40 monctrl command, 37 monctrl tool, 37 MPE/iX, 36 releases and products, 66 MPE/iX HP JDBC Monitor, 37 MPE/iX Monitor shutdown, 37 MPE/iX Monitor startup, 37 MPE/iX Server Components, 35 N no
Index tracing, 44 tracing URL syntax, 44 U UNIX kill command, 37 UNIX tape archive TAR, 35 Unsupported ALLBASE/SQL Data Types BINARY, 43 LONG BINARY, 43 LONG VARBINARY, 43 unsupported SQL statments, 43 URL Syntax, 39 user account naming structure, 64 documentation list, 73 V value of 0, 42 value of 1, 42 Z ZIP, 35 Index 93
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