Specifications
RN: 3-4
RS3: Software Release Notes for P1 R4.2
System Improvements
Table 3.6. RS3 Corrected Software Discrepancies in P1, Release 3.2
ID
Description Rating
Batch
801577
Infrequently, align--on statements can fall through without aligning correctly with
the appropriate comm--op icon.
Fixed
D2
Batch
805071
A nuisance alarm is generated when a recipe is started and an old file is automati-
cally deleted.
Fixed
D3
Batch
152627
Using redundant virtual arrays as parameters in some instructions halts the script
and floods the Batch log with error messages.
Fixed
D4
Batch
152736
Recipe cannot validate 10 or more unit process icons in a series.
Fixed
D4
Batch
152798
An unsuccessful array copy generates an incorrect return status.
Fixed
D4
Batch
801892
Batch function Byte2Flag function does not work for blocks over =xx--100, but it
does work for blocks =xx--01 to =xx--100.
Fixed
D4
Batch
802538
If you put a recipe into static mode, then restart it, sometimes the next unit recipe
to start will go into static, with no entry in the batch log.
Fixed
D4
Batch
803936
If you try to do a search in an empty file, the console will crash.
Fixed
D4
Batch
803959
If you put a working recipe into static mode and delete a link between two icons
and then kill the recipe, the working recipe does not disappear.
Fixed
D4
Batch
804052
If the CP crashes or is rebooted while chained out to a child script for the second
time, a “fatal error” is generated and the task must be killed and restarted.
Fixed
D4
Batch
804560
Changes to the unit or start script for a START--UR recipe will cause validation
HALT or WARNING that is not cleared by updating the checksum.
Fixed
D4
Batch
804661
With Batch Secondary disk off (or primary), creating a script on other disk then
turning disk back on, doesn’t create redundant file on powered up disk
Fixed
D4
Batch
804968
Put recipe into static, make changes to working recipe, then restart recipe but rec-
ipe STATIC red marker will not go away until you recall the recipe.
Fixed
D4
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