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Sold 1 CNC-Traveling Column Milling Machine HEDELIUS BC100, YOM 2012, serial no. 30019251, control SIEMENS Sinumerik 840D SL, table size 4,150 x 1,000 mm, travel X / Y / Z 3,500 x 1,000 x 770 mm, pendulum operation, 2x 1,450 mm, spindle speed 4,500 rpm, 30-fold tool changer, tool holder SK50, coolant system SKM900, IKZ, 25 bar, belt filter, chip conveyor, additional magazine, 5 magazine spaces, small workbench, 4 pull-outs, item of tool holders SK 50 equipped (in changer), without grid plate

Sold 1 Horizontal Machining Center QUASER HX504BP/12B, YOM 2012, serial no. 120145, control FANUC Series 31i-MODEL B, 4 axes, speed max. 2,000 rpm, travel X / Y / Z 560 x 640 x 640 mm, 2-fold pallet changer, NC rotary table, 60- fold tool changer, tool holder SK40, oil mist extraction IFM, oil cooler HABOR, IKZ, bath filter, chip conveyor, cabin, laser measurement RENISHAW OMI-2, approx. 40 tool holders SK40 equipped, additional spindle, precision turning head D´ANDREA TA Center, speed max. 12,000 rpm

Sold 1 Double Spindle Machining Center STAMA MC334/Twin, YOM 2003, serial no. KMM3342038, control SIEMENS Sinumerik 840D Powerline, 4 axes, turning table, 2x indexing table PEISELER ATSP630, travel X / Y / Z 700 x 520 x 400 mm, spindle distance 320 mm, spindle speed 20 - 12,000 U / min, tool holder HSK63, 64-fold tool changer, chip conveyor, coolant system BLECHTECHNIK, band filter, air filter, cabin, laser measurement, about 40 tool holders HSK63 equipped

Sold 1 CNC-Lathe HAAS SL-30THE, YOM 2008, serial no. 3082298, control HAAS, travel X / Z 287 x 864 mm, spindle speed 3,400 rpm, 12-station tool turret, tool holder VDI 40, bar passage 76 mm, tailstock, three-jaw chuck, coolant system, cabin, interior lighting, inline tool measurement

Sold 1 CNC-Lathe TRAUB TNA500, YOM 1995, serial no. 171, control TRAUB TX-8F, 3 axes (X / Z / C), travels X / Z 320 x 1,070 mm, C-axis 0.1 °, turning diameter max. 500 mm, 12-fold tool turret, 12 driven tool stations with speed max.3,150 rpm, spindle speed max.2,800 rpm, spindle passage 80 mm, tailstock, three-jaw chuck SMW KNC S 315-91, chip conveyor RUEC SFWW2 / 412DAS, chip dump

Sold 1 Dual Station Machining Center STAMA MC526/S, YOM 2002, serial no. KMM5261130, control SIEMENS Sinumerik 840D Powerline, travel X / Y / Z 2,200 x 500 x 510 mm, 2x automatic indexing table PEISELER ATSP630, 50-fold tool changer, tool holder HSK63, coolant system BLECHTECHNIK, belt filter, chip conveyor, cabin, CO² extinguishing system, workbench, 1,500 x 750 mm, 2 pull-outs, 2-door, contents: set-up tools, approx. 40 tool holders HSK63 equipped, without grid plate

Sold 1 Horizontal Machining Center HAAS EC400, YOM 2008, serial no. 2052705, control HAAS, 4 axes, travel X / Y / Z 508 x 508 x 558 mm, 2-fold pallet changer, 500 x 500 mm, NC rotary table, 70-fold tool changer, tool holder SK40, spindle speed max.12,000 Rpm, inline tool measurement, OTS, coolant system, internal cooling system, chip removal, 50 + 60 tool holders SK40 equipped, interior lighting, cabin, tool cabinet, 2-door, contents: clamping tongs, system ER

Sold 1 CNC-Lathe TRAUB TND550, YOM 1992, serial no. 1012, control TRAUB TX-8-D, 3 axes (X / Z / C), turning Ø 445/600 mm, turning length 1,000 mm, 14-fold tool turret, driven tool stations, spindle passage 80 mm, spindle speed range 16 - 3,150 rpm, central lubrication, hydr. Steady rest, programmable tailstock, three-jaw chuck RÖHM Duro NC250, inline tool measurement, chip conveyor, workbench

Sold 1 Gas Forklift LINDE H35T-01, YOM 2012, serial no. 01663, operating hours 7,311, load capacity 3,500 kg, duplex mast, lifting height approx. 4,000 mm, hydr. Sideshift, cabin - later release September 30th

Sold 1 Centerless Cylindrical Grinding Machine KÖNIG & BAUER Multimat 130, YOM 1989, serial no. 070001105, grinding Ø max. 35 mm, workpiece length max. 200 mm, grinding wheel Ø max. 400 mm, measuring control MAPOS E3C, balancing station HOFMANN Hydrokompenser HK5000, electronic automatic plunge-cut EAS685, workpiece automation, Brushing station, polishing station, filter system, dedusting device STO5, cooling lubricant system, magnetic separator, lot of grinding wheels with mounting flange

Sold 1 Central Welding Fume Extraction KEMPER, YOM 2017, serial no. 171100295, air throughput 9,000 m³ / h, electr. Power 7.5 KW, 6 flexible suction nozzles, piping, control KEMPER, touchscreen terminal

Sold 1 Circular Seam Welding System consisting of: 2 welding sources FRONIUS TransPulsSynergic 4000, serial no. 21476566/12452095, welding control Comfort, cooling unit, FK4000, feed case, VR4000, hose package, suction KEMPER, turning device, center height / width 350 x 1,500 mm

Sold 1 Electric Forklifts LINDE E20 PH-01, YOM 2011, serial no. 04318, load capacity 2,000 kg, duplex mast, lifting height approx. 4,000 mm, hydr. Tine adjustment, hydr. Sideshift, cabin, operating hours 13,604

Sold 1 Electric Three-wheel Forklift LINDE E12, YOM 2013, serial no. 04660, load capacity 1,200 kg, duplex mast, lifting height approx. 3,700 mm, hydr. Tine adjustment, hydr. Sideshift, operating hours 2,759

Sold 1 Rotary Table Surface Grinding Machine GLAUCHAU SFWR 630, YOM 1966, serial no. 41165, magnetic rotary table, grinding wheel Ø 300 mm, rotary table Ø 630 mm, coolant system, magnetic separator, machine lighting

Sold 1 Welding Machine FRONIUS TransPulsSynergic 5000, serial no. 32105, welding power 500 A / 39 V, welding control Comfort, cooling unit, FK4000, wire feed case, VR4000, hose package, equipment trolley

Sold 1 Vertical Machining Center CHIRON FZ18W Magnum, YOM 1993, serial no. 432-25, control SIEMENS Sinumerik 810M, travel X / Y / Z 630 x 400 x 425 mm, turning table, automatic dividing device PEISELER, clamping plate, 400 x 510 mm, grid plate, 850 x 460 mm, Vice, jaw width 120 mm, WTS trolley, 3 m. Shelf, 4 levels, contents: 100 SK40 tool holders, workbench, wood, 2 pull-outs, 2-door, replacement ball screw, Y-axis

Sold 1 Vertical Machining Center CHIRON FZ18W Magnum, YOM 1993, serial no. 432-23, control SIEMENS Sinumerik 810M, data transmission terminal GNT Multitrans, turning table, basket tool changer, SK40 tool holder, NC dividing device PEISELER ATU200, clamping pallet, 400 x 515 mm, grid plate, 850 x 460 mm, workbench system, 2-part, tool cabinet, 2-door, roller shutter cabinet, contents: 48 tool holders SK40, lot of set-up tools

Sold 1 CNC-Lathe TRAUB TNS 60, YOM 1987, serial no. 971, control TRAUB TX-8-D, turning diameter 180 mm, turning length 490 mm, 12-fold tool turret, tool holder VDI 30, speed 4,000 rpm, bar passage 40 mm, tailstock, operating hours. 91.771, 11 tool holders, three-jaw chuck, Ø 300 mm

Sold 1 L&Z Lathe TOS SV 18 RA, serial no. 823, center distance / height 200 x 1,250 mm, speed max. 2,800 rpm, 4-fold steel holder, three-jaw chuck, Ø 200 mm, steady rest, tailstock

Sold 1 Induction Shrinking Machine KELCH I-Tec L, YOM 2008, serial no. 312.9909, cooling device ETSCHEID IK-V07, manufactured in 2008, serial no. 108.077.444, workbench, contents: various tool holders, drills, thread milling cutters

Sold 1 Portal Milling Machine for Nameplates HEIZ S-400, YOM 2006, serial no. 1607, table size 300 x 720 mm, router KRESS 1050FME, PC control WIN PC-NC, equipment table, base cabinet

Sold 1 Screw Compressor ATLAS COPCO GA7FF, YOM 2000, serial no. 127472, pressure max. 7.5 bar, electr. Power 7.5 kW, compressor control, Electronicon II, load hours 17.628, compressed air tank, capacity 500 l, galvanized, Ø, upright, oil-water separator ATLAS COPCO OSW11

Sold 1 Screw Compressor ATLAS COPCO GA55, YOM 1993, serial no. 451532, compressor control ELEKTRONIKON, operating hours. 68,863, electr. Output 55 kW, refrigeration dryer SABROE Bora Maxi, built in 1993, oil-water separator BEKO Öwamat 6

Sold 1 Radial Drilling Machine WMW BR40x1250, YOM 1966, serial no. 27766, throat 1,250 mm, speed 2,800 rpm, feed max. 1.5 mm / rev, clamping cube, 700 x 700 x 500 mm, workbench, lot of quick-change drill chucks, 2 vices, clamping devices, cabinet, 3-door, contents: lot Drills with quick-change bits, set-up tools, reamers

Sold 1 CNC-Lathe serial no. 3082298, control HAAS, travel X / Z 287 x 864 mm, spindle speed 3,400 rpm, 12-station tool turret, tool holder VDI 40, bar passage 76 mm, tailstock, three-jaw chuck, coolant system, cabin, interior lighting, inline tool measurement

Sold 1 Welding Machine FRONIUS VarioSynergic 3400, serial no. 17865, welding power 340 A / 31 V, digital welding control, cooling unit, FK3000R, hose package, welding protection screen

Sold 1 Drum Turret Lathe WMW LEIPZIG DRT 50 m, serial no. 2170055/5, manufacturing length 300 mm, center height 200 mm, 10 tool holders, tapping chuck, three-jaw chuck, Ø 200 mm

Sold 1 Spot Welding Machine TECNA, YOM 2000, serial no. 4610N, output 68 kVA, electrode force 240 daN, projection 370 mm, water cooling device, foot switch, accessories cabinet, 2-door

Sold 2 Pallet Trucks 1x YALE HU Profi 25 TA, serial no. 5912004974, load max.2,500 kg, 1x SCHEFER 1101010RTPAC, year of manufacture 2018, serial no. 18111904M-2/179, load capacity max.2,500 kg

HIGHLIGHTSo MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 enables system growth by providing additional APPC/MVS support for application development. In addition, APPC/MVS enhancements simplify resource management by enabling the creation of logical unit (LU) 6.2 server programs that can manage resources on behalf of many clients.o Adds flexibility to systems configuration management through support of ESCON Multiple Image Facility, enabling PR/SM (TM) partitions to share ESCON channels with full HCD Dynamic Reconfiguration Management support.o Enhances systems management through the integration of HCD and ESCON Manager configuration definitions.o Provides enhanced systems management and user productivity with a new HCD graphical user interface feature for host configuration management, integrating HCD and ESCON Manager end user interfaces.o Improves systems management by allowing stand-alone dumps to DASD and by simplifying diagnosis in a sysplex.o Provides investment protection by allowing an installation's LU 6.2 client transaction programs to receive services from MVS server programs.o IBM intends to build POSIX support on MVS/ESA services on an MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 base. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.DESCRIPTIONGROWTH ENABLEMENTEnhancements in MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 allow installations togrow in areas of application programming support, and improvedAPPC/MVS application processing rates. Additional growth enablementenhancements extend the use of data-in-memory techniques, and mayreduce processor time in a demand paging environment. With the addition of APPC/MVS Server Facilities, MVSstrengthens its support for client/server programming. APPC/MVSServer Facilities provide installations with the high-level languagecallable services needed to write APPC/MVS servers (programs thatmanage multiple LU 6.2 inbound conversations from multiple clientsconcurrently.) Prior to this release, programs receiving multiple concurrentinbound conversations needed to use the APPC/MVS transactionscheduler interface. If a program does not need to have exclusiveuse of an LU, APPC/MVS servers may prove to be more attractive thantransaction schedulers, because servers are easier to code and neednot run authorized. Because the new callable services are available tounauthorized MVS application programs, APPC/MVS Server Facilitiesprovide a convenient method for unauthorized programs to establishcross-memory communications. A client/server application can use APPC/MVS Server Facilitiesto establish multiple, concurrent conversations between a client andits server. With this capability, the application could, forexample, dedicate one conversation in each direction (sending orreceiving). APPC/MVS Server Facilities help installations use MVSresources more efficiently. An installation can centralize, within asingle server address space, many of the requests for resources madeduring transaction processing. One server address space can be usedto serve many users concurrently, unlike the multiple initiatoraddress spaces commonly required to schedule transaction programs(standard and multitrans), which may consume more system resources. Other APPC/MVS changes include an enhancement to support LU6.2persistent verification receive, a security function. APPC/MVS application processing rates may improve in certainenvironments in conjunction with resource access control facility(RACF) Version 1 Release 9.2. These enhancements are also enabled onMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2. Along with DFSMS (TM)/MVS Version 1 Release 1, systemfunctionality may be improved by enhancements to checkpoint/restart,which will now function with dataspaces, VSAM Hiperspaces (TM), andVSAM LSR, thus extending data-in-memory benefits to additionalapplications that use checkpoint/restart. MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 supports the use of the LogicalString Assist function. Support for this function will be providedin the IBM Systems Application Architecture (R) (SAA (TM)) AD/Cycle(TM) C/370 compiler and may be of interest to developers of stringoperation intensive C applications. MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 support of the AsynchronousPageout Facility may reduce processor time associated with pagemovement to expanded storage in a demand paging environment. Foradditional details on Asynchronous Pageout Facility, Logical StringAssist support, see Product Announcement 192-146, datedJune 16, 1992. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. (R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.SYSTEMS MANAGEMENTThere are enhancements to systems management in configurationmanagement, connectivity on ESCON channels, dump processing andanalysis, system tuning and customization, storage management,security, and automatic job restart for a specific JES2 recoverysituation. HCD provides enhanced usability and enhanced reliability withthe new HCD graphical user interface feature and through integrationof HCD and ESCON Manager configuration definitions. The HCDgraphical user interface feature, together with ESCON ManagerVersion 1 Release 2 and ScreenView, a feature of MVS/ESA SPVersion 4, provides for MVS/ESA environments a single, integratedSystemView conforming graphical user interface on a programmableworkstation. With this support, the Host Configuration Statement ofDirection made in Programming Announcement 291-474, datedSeptember 11, 1991, will be fulfilled. Users can enter hostconfiguration definitions once, reducing user input time, andeliminating inconsistencies. The integration also extends the scopeof HCD input validation to the ESCON Director definitions andtherefore allows the validation of the total data path. Easynavigation between tasks simplifies host configuration planning andcan result in faster response to users' configuration changerequests. Cross operating system support is provided by extending thescope of HCDs to the VM/ESA (TM) environment. Users can define hardware configurations for one or more MVSand VM operating systems and channel subsystems from a single point.MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 support of both ESCON Multiple ImageFacility and Dynamic Reconfiguration Management allows non-disruptivechanges to input/output (I/O) configuration definitions on processorsimplementing ESCON channel sharing among PR/SM logical partitions.For more information on ESCON Multiple Image Facility, see ProductAnnouncement 192-146. MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 also now includes ESCONchannel-to-channel (CTC) basic mode support. Customer environmentsrequiring basic mode CTC support may now migrate to an ESCONenvironment from parallel connectivity with 3088 Multisystem ChannelCommunication Units. Migration of basic mode CTC applications toESCON CTC enables exploitation of ESCON Multiple Image Facility andall other ESCON connectivity advantages. Now, CTC connectivity forGRS (in a non-sysplex environment), JES3 global-local and BSC NJE inJES2 and JES3 can be implemented with ESCON CTC. Additional systems management enhancements are provided in theareas of dump processing and analysis and system tuning. A user maynow take a stand-alone dump to a direct access storage device (DASD).A stand-alone dump taken to DASD reduces operator intervention duringdump processing. In addition, enhancements to multi-system dumpanalysis and elimination (DAE) allow sysplex-wide suppression ofsupervisor call instruction (SVC) dumps and SYSMDUMP dumps. Reducingthe number of dumps taken in the sysplex may enhance systemavailability. Installations can now track the use of system queue area (SQA)and common service area (CSA) storage, so that a monitor program,such as RMF, or dumps can report detailed information about commonstorage usage, identifying jobs or subsystems that are usingexcessive amounts. With such information, an operator may choose tocancel one or more programs to avoid a re-IPL of the system. SeeProgramming Announcement 292-311, dated June 16, 1992. for moreinformation. The authorized program facility (APF) table now can bedynamically updated, either on an individual entry basis or byplacing the information into a parmlib member, without having tore-IPL the system. Along with DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 1, MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3 supports the IBM 3495 Tape Library Dataserver, providingautomation and management of retrieving, mounting, demounting andstoring tape cartridges. Additional MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 support withDFSMS/MVS allows users to store and load executable code in apartitioned dataset extended (PDSE). For more information, seeProgramming Announcement 292-260, dated May 19, 1992. APPC/MVS provides a method for changing the user's MVSpassword via an LU 6.2 session. The installation can tailor the userinterface of this function to meet the needs of the end users. MVS/ESA SP-JES2 has been enhanced to provide automatic restartof jobs for a failed MAS member and automatic reset of the JES2software lock, reducing operator intervention. System availabilitymay be improved as installations may be able to reduce the time whenbatch job processing is unavailable. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.USER PRODUCTIVITYThe HCD graphical user interface feature provides a SystemViewconforming graphical user interface on a programmable workstation.Users will be able to enter, display, tailor (filter), change, andprint configuration views. The integration of host configuration(HCD and ESCON Manager) allows the user easy navigation betweenvarious configuration tasks. The scope of HCD input validation is extended to include theESCON Director definitions and therefore allows the validation of thetotal data path. Users can enter host configuration definitionsonce, eliminating inconsistencies, and enhancing reliability ofoperation and service. Users can get an overview about past or planned configurationchanges with the ability to compare host configuration definitiondatasets. Another enhancement is the GRS latch manager, a serializationservice that authorized programs can use to serialize resourceswithin the same MVS image. The latch manager supports task mode, SRBmode, and cross memory mode environments, and allows resources to beefficiently serialized for shared or exclusive access. Other optionsand features offer authorized applications a flexible alternative forsolving specific serialization needs.INVESTMENT PROTECTIONThe APPC/MVS Server Facilities allow an installation to implementservers without having to modify the code of its client transactionprograms written for previous releases of APPC/MVS. APPC/MVS ServerFacilities represents IBM's continuing commitment to APPC anddistributed processing.PRODUCT POSITIONINGMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 continues the evolution of MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 with enhancements to functions introduced in the previousreleases, as well as the introduction of new function. Two areaswhere this evolution is of special note are APPC/MVS and HCD.APPC/MVS: Introduced in MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2, APPC/MVSenhanced the inter-operability between MVS application programs andsystems or programs that communicate using SNA LU 6.2 formats andprotocols. With APPC/MVS, it is easier to develop cooperative,distributed MVS applications that allow remote programs to access MVSdata and services. APPC/MVS also supports SAA Common ProgrammingInterface for Communications (CPI-C). This interface improves theportability of MVS applications across other SAA platforms. MVS/ESA SP 4.3 continues the commitment to APPC/MVS and theclient/server processing paradigm with APPC/MVS Server Facilities.APPC/MVS Server Facilities address customer and software vendorrequirements for enabling development of servers using APPC/MVS.These server facilities enable the client/server processing model onMVS by providing the capability to write MVS resident servers usingcallable services available to unauthorized MVS application programs.Server facilities allow MVS resident servers, on behalf of theirclients, to manage MVS resources, data, and services moreefficiently. APPC/MVS continues to be the conversational communicationmodel for MVS. Independent software vendor applications using APPC/MVS ServerFacilities are currently under development. Contact your IBMmarketing representative for the most current listing.HARDWARE CONFIGURATION DEFINITION: HCD, introduced in MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 1, is the preferred technique for defining hostconfiguration data. The HCD graphical user interface feature andESCON Manager, using the services of ScreenView, provide the initialtasks of a host configuration work area. ScreenView handles thesharing of task information for the configuration applications,presenting the user with a logical view of tasks on a programmableworkstation. It provides the graphical, text, and command servicesfor presentation and navigation. The user sees an easy-to-use objectinterface that is consistent across all applications usingScreenView. See Programming Announcement 291-534, datedSeptember 11, 1991, for more information about ScreenView.STATEMENT OF GENERAL DIRECTIONSTATEMENT OF DIRECTION ON POSIX SUPPORT ON MVS/ESAIBM intends to significantly expand MVS/ESA's role in an open-systemsenvironment by providing interfaces to enable interoperability ofapplications within a heterogeneous network, and increase portabilityof applications, data, and skills with other environments conformingto the same open systems standards. The POSIX support on MVS/ESA will be designed to consist of:o A POSIX system application programming interface for C language.o A Shell and Utilities.o A dbx debugger. Via conformance to:o ISO 9945-1: 1990/IEEE POSIX 1003.1-1990 (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Portable Operating System Interface (API) C-Languageo FIPS 151-2. (Federal Information Processing Standards). Additional services will be provided, which are defined in thefollowing evolving standards:o IEEE POSIX 1003.1a Portable Operating System Interface Updateo IEEE POSIX 1003.2 Shell and Utilities. IBM intends to build POSIX support on MVS/ESA on an MVS/ESASP 4.3 base.EDUCATION SUPPORT Enhancements made in this release will be covered in thefollowing courses.o MVS Expo '92: A Technology Exploration (E4344); December 8-11, 1992o DFSMS/MVS and MVS/ESA SP Version 4.3 Update for MVS System Programmers (H4000)o DFSMS/MVS and MVS/ESA SP Version 4.3 Update for Storage Administrators (J3750)o DFSMS/MVS Tape Management Strategies (J3751) The MVS/ESA customer education curriculum will be updated, asnecessary, to include the enhancements in this announcement. Details of the education support will be provided by productavailability through separate Education Announcements. Descriptions of all classroom and self-study courses arecontained in the Catalog of IBM Education (G320-1244). Call IBM Direct Education at the toll-free number, (800)IBM-TEACh (426-8322), for schedules and enrollments.TECHNICAL INFORMATIONSPECIFIED OPERATING ENVIRONMENTMACHINE REQUIREMENTS:o An IBM ES/9000 (TM) Processor Unit 9021 (Models 330, 340, 500, 520, 580, 620, 640, 660, 720, 740, 820, 860, 900); 9121 (Models 180, 190, 210, 260, 320, 440, 480, 490, 570, 610); or 9221 (Models 120, 130, 150, 170, 200) or equivalent to support the Enterprise Systems Architecture/390 (TM) (ESA/390 (TM)).o An IBM ES/3090 (TM)-9000T processor (Models 15T, 17T, 18T, 25T, 28T) or equivalent that supports IBM Enterprise Systems Architecture/370 (TM) (ESA/370 (TM)) and can have optional ESA/390 facilities.o An IBM ES/3090 Model E, S, J, or JH processor or equivalent at the appropriate engineering change (EC) level that supports the Enterprise Systems Architecture/370.o An IBM ES/4381 (TM) Model Group 90E, 91E or 92E processor or equivalent that supports the Enterprise Systems Architecture/370.o Dynamic Reconfiguration Management (Dynamic I/O Configuration) requires an IBM ES/9000 Processor or equivalent. For more information, see Product Announcements 190-130, 190-125, dated September 5, 1990, and 191-161, dated September 11, 1991.o ESCON Multiple Image Facility, Asynchronous Pageout Facility, Logical String Assist, and ESCON CTC basic mode support require selected ES/9000 processors or equivalent. For more information, see Product Announcement 192-146. Installations requiring HCD Dynamic Reconfiguration Management on processors using ESCON Multiple Image Facility to share ESCON channels among PR/SM logical partitions will require MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 or the ESCON Multiple Image Facility feature on MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2, which is planned to be available as a migration accommodation.o Central storage requirements will be available at general availability. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.SCREENVIEW REQUIREMENTS:o Programmable workstation - Personal System/2 (R) (PS/2 (R)) (or equivalent) with 8MB storage capable of supporting Operating System/2 (R) (OS/2 (R)) EE Version 1.3 or higher. For better performance, 12MB and a PS/2 containing an 80386 processor are recommended. (Also required for HCD graphical user interface feature) - Host-programmable workstation connection for ScreenView installation. Programmable workstation having a host connection via the OS/2 EE Communications Manager and 3270 terminal emulation. - Host-programmable workstation connection for ScreenView Data Transmission Support. -- On the programmable workstation, a communication adapter card supporting one of the following: o Etherand o IBM PCNetwork o Token-Ring o SDLC o X.25 DLC o 3270 Connection (DFT) (if OS/2 Extended Services/2 1.0 is used). -- On the host, connection through any one of the following communication controllers (or equivalents): o IBM 3720 o IBM 3725 o IBM 3745 o IBM 3174 with configuration support B or C and the corresponding RPQ. For more information, see Programming Announcement 292-314,dated June 16, 1992. (R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.PROGRAMMING REQUIREMENTS: MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 requiresthe following programs or equivalents:o Assembler H Version 2 Release 1 (5668-962) with current maintenance.o MVS/DFP (TM) Version 3 Release 2 (5665-XA3) with program temporary fixes (PTFs) or higher.o SMP/E Release 6 (5668-949) or higher for installation and maintenance.o TIOC (5752-VS2) feature numbers 5980/5981/5982 with PTF (these feature numbers will supply TIOC only, not the 3.8 base and are required only by new MVS customers). The following or equivalent must be installed at or above therelease levels specified below to operate with MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3:o ACF/TCAM Version 2 Release 4 (5735-RC3) with PTFo ACF/VTAM (TM) Version 3 for MVS/XA (TM) (5665-289) with PTF (for migration only)o BTAM/SP (5665-279)o CICS/MVS (TM) Version 2 Release 1.1 (5665-403)o CICS/ESA (TM) Version 3 Release 1.1 (5685-083)o DATABASE 2 (TM) (DB2 (R)) Version 1 Release 3 (5740-XYR)o Device Support Facility (ICKDSF) Release 13 (5655-257)o DFDSS Version 2 Release 5 (5665-327)o DFHSM Version 2 Release 6 (5665-329) with PTFo EREP Version 3 Release 5 (5658-260)o GAM/SP Release 3.1 (5668-978)o IMS/VS Version 1 Release 3 (5740-XX2)o ISPF Version 3 Release 3 (5685-054)o ISPF/PDF Version 3 Release 3 (5665-402)o MVS/DITTO Version 1 Release 2 (5665-370)o MVS/SP (TM) Version 2 MICR/OCR feature (5695-047 or 5695-048)o NetView (R) Release 3 MVS/XA (5665-362) (in compatibility mode) or MVS/ESA Release 3 (5685-152)o Operations Planning and Control/Advanced (OPC (TM)/A) Version 1 Release 2 (5665-371, 5665-372, and 5665-373)o PSF/MVS Version 1 Release 3 (5665-275) with PTFo RACF Version 1 Release 9 (5740-XXH)o RMF Version 4 Release 3 (5685-029)o Service Level Reporter (SLR) Version 3 Release 2 (5665-397)o System Display and Search Facility/MVS (SDSF/MVS) (5665-488) - the most current releaseo Target System Control Facility (TSCF) (5688-139)o TSO/E Version 2 Release 1 (5685-025) with PTFo VM/XA (TM) SP Release 2.1 (5664-308) (guest support only) or VM/ESA Version 1 ESA Feature (5684-112) or later. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. (R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. To take advantage of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 providedfunctions, configurations that have the following installed requirethese specified release levels or equivalent:o ACF/SSP Version 3 Release 6 (5665-338)o ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) with PTF for APPC/MVSo ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 4 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) for Dynamic Reconfiguration Management and additional APPC/MVS functiono CICS/ESA Version 3 Release 3 (5685-083)o CUSP Version 1 Release 1 (5740-XY6) with PTFo DB2 Version 2 Release 3 (5665-DB2)o DFSMS/MVS Version 1 Release 1 (5695-DF1)o EREP Version 3 Release 5 (5658-260)o GAM/SP (5668-978) -- Release 3.1o GraphicsView/2 Version 1 Release 1 (5706-087)o IMS/ESA (R) Transaction Manager Version 3 Release 2 (5665-409)o ISPF Version 3 Release 3 (5685-054)o ISPF/PDF Version 3 Release 3 (5665-402)o MVS/SP Version 2 MICR/OCR feature (5695-047 or 5695-048) with PTFo NetView MVS/ESA Version 2 Release 3 (5685-111)o OPC/ESA Version 1 Release 1 (5695-007)o OS/2 Extended Edition Version 1 Release 3 (part numbers 15F7195 or 15F7196) or IBM Extended Services for OS/2 (part numbers 96F8326 or 96F8327)o PSF/MVS Version 2 Release 1 (5695-040)o RACF Version 1 Release 9.2 (5740-XXH)o RMF Version 4 Release 3 (5685-029)o SAA Networking Services/2 Version 1 (part number 86F22503)o Service Level Reporter (SLR) Version 3 Release 3 (5665-397)o SDSF/MVS (5665-488) -- the most current releaseo TSO/E Version 2 Release 4 (5685-025)o VM/ESA Version 1 Release 2 (5684-112) (guest support only)o VPSS Version 1 Release 1 (5665-301) with PTF.NOTE: APAR numbers for those programs listed with PTF can be found inMVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 (GC28-1077).NOTE: Implementing persistent verification receive requires ACF/VTAMVersion 3 Release 4, RACF Version 1 Release 9.2, and MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 3, or equivalent programs.NOTE: Implementing the HCD graphical user interface feature requires:o ScreenView serviceso OS/2 Extended Edition Version 1 Release 3 (part numbers 15F7195 or 15F7196) with SAA Networking Services/2 (part number 86F2503) oro IBM Extended Services with OS/2 (part numbers 96F8326 or 96F8327)o GraphicsView/2 Version 1 Release 1 (5706-087)o ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3 for MVS/ESA (5685-085) or higher.NOTE: Where MVS is running as a V=V guest under VM/ESA Version 1Release 2, MVS will use the existing synchronous expanded storeaccess facility. For more information see Product Announcement192-146, and MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP Version 4(GC28-1077).NOTE: If the MVS/SP Version 2 MICR/OCR feature is already installed,it does not have to be reinstalled. However, it is recommended thatthe corresponding MICR/OCR feature for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 beordered to ensure that the installation will continue to receiveservice for this feature if the MVS/SP Version 2 Release 2 or MVS/SPVersion 3 license is discontinued. (R) Registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.VIRTUAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS: Virtual storage requirements will beprovided at general availability.SCREENVIEW REQUIREMENTS: Use of the ScreenView execution environmentrequires the following for the OS/2 programmable workstation:o OS/2 Extended Edition (part numbers 15F7195 or 15F7196) (or OS/2 EE Japanese) Version 1.3 or later as the Workstation Operating System.o EASEL (1)/2 Runtime System Version 2.0 (5758-EC7) -- (optional) -- to run applications using an EASEL-PFE for list and text object presentation.o EASEL Workbench with EASEL/2 Production Compiler Version 2 (5758-EC0) (including Runtime System) -- (optional) -- to develop and run applications using an ADS generated EASEL-PFE.o GraphicsView/2 Version 1 Release 1 (5706-087) -- (optional) for graphical object presentation.o OS/2 Programming Tools and Information (5601-091) for application development.o C/2 (TM) Compiler (5604-167) for application development. The following release levels or higher are prerequisites forusing ScreenView Data Transmission Support:o For OS/2 - OS/2 EE Version 1.3 (part numbers 15F7195 or 15F7196) or higher with IBM SAA Networking Services/2 Version 1 (part number 86F2503) or - OS/2 Version 2 (part numbers 84F7586 or 10G2991) with IBM Extended Services with OS/2 (part numbers 96F8326 or 96F8327) or - IBM Extended Services with OS/2 (part numbers 96F8326 or 96F8327).o For MVS/ESA - MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2 (5695-047; 5695-048) - ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3 (5685-085) with PTF or Release 4 if the 3174 channel model is used. - ACF/NCP Version 4 Release 3 (5668-854), ACF/NCP Version 5 Release 2 (5668-738), or ACF/NCP Version 6 (5668-231) -- releases containing support for Node Type 2.1. NOTE: ACF/NCP Version 6 requires ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 4 and supports the 3745 only. For more information, see Programming Announcement 292-314. (1) Trademark of EASEL Corporation. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.COMPATIBILITY: MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 is upwardly compatiblewith Version 4 Release 2.2. MVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 4 Release 3 contains the Version 4Release 3 BCP and the JES2 Version 4 Release 3 component. The JES2Version 4 Release 3 component will be a replacement. MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 4 Release 3 contains the Version 4Release 3 BCP and the JES3 Version 4 Release 3 component, which isfunctionally equivalent to the JES3 Version 4 Release 2.1 component(FMID HJS4421), shipped with MVS/ESA SP-JES3 4.2.2 afterDecember 27, 1991. The JES3 Version 4 Release 2.1 component waspreviously announced in Programming Announcement 290-489, datedSeptember 5, 1990. The MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 BCP will run with the JEScomponent shipped with the following earlier versions and releases: JES2 JESMVS/SP-JES2 2.2.0 + PTFs MVS/SP-JES3 2.2.1 + PTFsMVS/SP-JES2 2.2.3 + PTFs MVS/SP-JES3 2.2.3 + PTFsMVS/SP-JES2 3.1.0 + PTFs MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.0 + PTFsMVS/SP-JES2 3.1.1 + PTFsMVS/SP-JES2 3.1.3 + PTFs MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.2 + PTFsMVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.1.0 MVS/SP-JES3 3.1.3 + PTFsMVS/ESA SP-JES2 4.2.0 MVS/ESA SP-JES3 4.2.2 (FMID HJS4421) (shipped after December 27, 1991)NOTE: APAR numbers for those products listed with PTF can be found inMVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 (GC28-1077).IBM 3495 TAPE LIBRARY DATASERVER: MVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 4Release 2.1 (JES3 component) or higher is required for IBM 3495 TapeLibrary Dataserver support and manual tape library support.I/O DEFINITIONS: As part of the direction set with MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 1 (see Programming Announcement 290-488, datedSeptember 5, 1990), MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 is the lastrelease planned to support I/O definition through MVSCP. Customersare encouraged to begin using HCD to define I/O configurations.HARDWARE CONFIGURATION DEFINITION AND IODF: MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3 HCD requires reformatting of pre-MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3 format IODFs before making modifications. HCD will issueprompts to do this when the change is attempted. Users maintainingI/O configurations for multiple systems in a single IODF should seeMVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 (GC28-1077)for additional information and instructions.PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Performance information on MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 3 BCP and APPC/MVS is scheduled to be provided atgeneral availability in technical bulletins through the WashingtonSystems Center.USER GROUP REQUIREMENTS: This announcement satisfies or partiallysatisfies 29 requirements from one or more of the world wide usergroup communities, which include Australasian SHARE/GUIDE (ASG),COMMON, COMMON Europe, GUIDE International, G.U.I.D.E. Europe, JapanGUIDE/SHARE (JGS), Guide Latin American (LAG), SHARE EUROPE and SHAREIncorporated.o SHARE - SOMVSE87037 -- Allow dynamic APF parmlib member Enhancements - SBMVSX83102 -- MVSE LLA function should allow to add, remove - SOMVSS85554 -- Write stand-alone dump to direct access - SOMVSE86020 -- Allow stand-alone dumps to disk - SOMVSE89103 -- Initialize SYS1.DAE user data field to blanks - SOMVSP88001 -- CSA ownership facility - SOMVSE86019 -- TSO/E -- CSA Getmains should be tagged with ASIDs - SOMVSE86108 -- Provide a CSA tracking method - SOMVSP91303 -- Measure CSA usage by job -- provide display in RMF - SAMOAN83002 -- SMF interval records synched with RMF - SMCMEX84003 -- SMF type 30 interval recording - SOMVSE86104 -- Synchronization of SMF interval records.o GUIDE - GO1INM85014 -- Dump to direct access device - GO1INM87021 -- Request to share the 'SYS1.DAE' dataset across multiple systems - GO1CPR90012 -- A DLF object delete without VOLSER - GO1CPR86020 -- A common storage tracking method should be provided - GO1CPR80017 -- SMF-RMF = data correlation - GO1CPR91008 -- Asynchronous exit scheduling - GO1CPR85010 -- APF PARMLIB member enhancements - GD034080014 -- MVS NIP note errors in IEAAPF00 - GO1CPR91012 -- APF dataset limit of 255 should be removed.o Other - ESMVSC88004 -- IPL errors - ESOSXD86175 -- MVS operator I/V if CSA FULL - ESOSXD86176 -- MVS monitoring users of CSA storage - ESOSXD86177 -- MVS operator command to display CSA usage - ECLSXU91004 -- Dynamic authorized library changes - ESOSXD91005 -- Provide operator commands for VLF - ESTSOD91001 -- For IPCS start ISPF first - CSMVS183003 -- CSA shortage.PLANNING INFORMATIONINSTALLABILITY: The IBM SoftwareXcel family of offerings isavailable to reduce the time needed to reach the MVS/ESA platform byperforming many of the activities usually performed by the customer'stechnical staff while improving the on-going system software serviceenvironment. Services ranging from enhanced electronic support tocustomized product and service installation and system migrationservices are available.MIGRATIONThe enhancements made to MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 may introduceadditional migration considerations. Customers should review MVS/ESAGeneral Information for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1600),MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4(GC28-1608), MVS/ESA Migration Planning: Dynamic I/O Configuration(GC28-1674), and MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 (GC28-1077).ESCON MULTIPLE IMAGE FACILITY: Installations requiring HCD DynamicReconfiguration Management on processors using ESCON Multiple ImageFacility to share ESCON channels among PR/SM logical partitions willrequire MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3. An ESCON Multiple ImageFacility feature on MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2 is designed as amigration accommodation only. This no-charge feature is planned tobe available November 27, 1992, and is planned to be withdrawn frommarketing when the custom-built initial program offering (CBIPO) forMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 becomes available. The ESCON MultipleImage Facility feature on MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2 will beavailable through custom-built program delivery offering (CBPDO) atits availability date. It will not be available through CBIPO. The no-charge ESCON Multiple Image Facility feature forMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2 includes the enhanced HCD componentwith the ISPF based user interface. Current users of HCD mustinstall the new level of HCD in order to get the ESCON Multiple ImageFacility feature function.SOFTWARE VENDORS: Software vendors with migration concerns will beinterested in the MVS/ESA Version 4 Release 3 early test program(ETP). The IBM Software Vendor Systems Center will be offering anETP for MVS/ESA Version 4 Release 3 in July, 1992. This offeringwill allow software vendors to obtain early publications, accessMACRO libraries, or remotely test their applications with this latestversion of MVS/ESA before it is generally available. All softwarevendors are eligible to enroll in this program. Software vendors with programs that run under MVS/ESA caninquire about early access to IBM software programs (current ETPs),request to be placed on the MVS mailing list, or obtain assistance bycalling 1-800-553-1623 and selecting ETP technical support option orby writing to: IBM Corporation Attn: ETP Advocate Software Vendor Systems Center 9 Village Circle Roanoke, Texas 76262PACKAGING: MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 is scheduled foravailability via MVS CBPDO (5751-CS3) at general availability.SYSTEM INTEGRITY IBM will accept APARs where the installation of MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 3 introduces an exposure to the system integrity ofMVS. Refer to Programming Announcement P81-174, datedOctober 21, 1981. This control program is intended to runauthorized.SECURITY, AUDITABILITY AND CONTROL Data security and auditability in the MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3 environment are enhanced by the functions available in RACFlicensed program (5740-XXH.)SECURITY APARSIBM will continue to accept Security APARs for MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 3. Security APARs are for reporting problems in existingsecurity mechanisms where the problem descriptions do not meet theprecise definition of system integrity, but do constitute an exposureto the security of the system as a whole or to an IBM product whichruns on the system. Originally announced in Programming Announcement289-581, dated October, 1989, this commitment is being enhanced, asfollows, to accept Security APARs when the installation or use ofthis MVS program violates B1 criteria.MVS B1 SUPPORTSelected MVS/ESA programs, collectively called a trusted computingbase (TCB), were evaluated by the United States Department ofDefense's National Computer Security Center (NCSC), found to meet thecriteria for a B1 level of trusted system, and posted on theEvaluated Product List in September, 1990. The following programs,along with specific service, were evaluated in 1990:o MVS/SP-JES2 Version 3 Release 1.3o MVS/SP-JES3 Version 3 Release 1.3o MVS/DFP Version 3 Release 1.1o ACF/VTAM Version 3 Release 3o TSO/E Version 2 Release 1.1o RACF Version 1 Release 9o PSF/MVS Version 1 Release 3. For more information on the IBM MVS/ESA JES2 and JES3 SecuritySystem Packages, refer to Programming Announcement 290-497, datedSeptember 5, 1990, or MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security for MVS/SPVersion 3 (GC28-1800) or contact your IBM marketing representative. Today, IBM is announcing that MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3when running on ES/9000 systems with appropriate levels of the otherTCB programs, is designed to meet the B1 criteria as it was appliedto the MVS/ESA TCB during the 1990 evaluation. The criteria appliedwas based on the Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (DOD5200.28-STD) and included interpretations made by the NCSC and theevaluation team. The claim being made today is based solely onsecurity analysis and testing performed by IBM. The updated TCB hasnot been evaluated by the NCSC. IBM will accept a Security APAR whenthe installation or use of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 violatesthe B1 criteria. Analysis and testing has been performed by IBM on the supportadded to MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 since MVS/ESA Version 3Release 1.3 including Dynamic Reconfiguration Management and manyother features. In addition, IBM hardware that has become availablesince the TCB evaluation (for example, ES/9000 processors and 3900printers) was included in the analysis and testing. For moreinformation on the appropriate program levels, supported features,and on limitations, refer to MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security forMVS/ESA Version 4 (GC28-1171), which will become available at MVS/ESASP Version 4 Release 3 general availability. User management is responsible for evaluation, selection, andimplementation of security features, administrative procedures, andappropriate controls in application systems and communicationfacilities.ORDERING INFORMATION The following advance publications are available now. Toorder, contact your IBM marketing representative.o MVS/ESA General Information for System Product Version 4 (GC28-1600)o MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/SP Version 4 (GC28-1077)MVS/ESA SP-JES2 VERSION 4 RELEASE 3CURRENT LICENSEESCurrent licensees of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 will be sent a programreorder form which may be returned directly to IBM SoftwareManufacturing and Delivery. The mailing of these reorder forms isscheduled to be completed two weeks after general availability, whichis scheduled for March 26, 1993. Reorder forms returned to IBMSoftware Manufacturing and Delivery will be processed within 10 workdays of receipt.NEW LICENSEESOrders for new licenses will be accepted now. Unless a later date is specified, orders entered prior to theplanned availability date will be assigned a schedule shipment dateof one week following the order entry. Orders entered with ascheduled shipment date prior to the planned availability date willbe shipped MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2. Orders entered with ascheduled shipment date after planned availability will be shippedMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3. Unless a later date is specified, anorder is scheduled for the week following order entry. New users of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 should specify: TYPE MODEL 5695 047BASIC LICENSE: Table A: To order a basic license specify, the program number andfeature number 9001 for asset registration. For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify one of thefollowing feature numbers as applicable and corresponding to thegroup that contains the designated machine. Also, specify the feature number of the desired distributionmedium. Specify the feature number for the Workstation Master Mediadistribution. The workstation master cannot be used until aworkstation feature for one-time charge is ordered. BASIC BASIC GRADUATED GRADUATED ONE-TIME CHARGE MONTHLY LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 0644 0640 20 0645 0641 25 2209 2200 28 2210 2201 29 0646 0642 30 2211 2202 31 0647 0643 32 2212 2203 35 2213 2204 38 2214 2205 40 2215 2206 50 2216 2207 60 2217 2208 70 0810 0808 80 0818 0816MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEM -- PR/SM (MOSP): For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify the followingfeature numbers, corresponding to the group that contains thedesignated machine. MOSP BASIC MOSP BASIC GRADUATED GRADUATED MONTHLY ONE-TIME CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 3735 3720 20 3736 3721 25 3737 3722 28 3738 3723 29 3739 3724 30 3740 3725 31 3741 3726 32 3742 3727 35 3743 3728 38 3744 3729 40 3745 3730 50 3746 3731 60 3747 3732 70 3748 3733 80 3749 3734NOTE: The group can be determined by referring to the Exhibit for IBMSystem/370 (TM) and System/390 (TM) Machines (Z125-3901) or theExhibit for Non-IBM Machines (Z125-3902); that are associated withthe IBM Customer Agreement (Z125-4575). To order the Workstation feature a separate order must beprocessed. Specify program number and feature number 9998 for assetregistration. Specify feature number for one-time charge and thedesired quantity, (maximum 250). WORKSTATION FEATURE WORKSTATION FEATURE ONE-TIME CHARGE DESCRIPTION FEATURE NUMBERScreenView Feature WorkstationCopy (order one per ScreenViewworkstation) 5695-047: MVS/ESA SP-JES2 2010 Version 4To order, select the feature numbers of the desired distributionmedium.FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5810* 9/1600 bpi tape 5811* 9/6250 bpi tape 5812* 3480 tape cartridge Users of MICR/OCR devices must order one of the followingfeatures:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5850* 9/1600 bpi tape 5851* 9/6250 bpi tape 5852* 3480 tape cartridge Users of ES Connection Director must order one of thefollowing features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5870* 9/1600 bpi tape 5871* 9/6250 bpi tape 5872* 3480 tape cartridge Users of ScreenView must order one of the following features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5880* 9/1600 bpi tape 5881* 9/6250 bpi tape 5882* 3480 tape cartridge Users of HCD graphical user interface must order one of thefollowing features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5830* 9/1600 bpi tape 5831* 9/6250 bpi tape 5832* 3480 tape cartridge For Extended Recovery Facility (XRF) registration, specifyfeature number 5849.* Contains "RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM" To suppress initial shipment of machine-readable materials andpublications, and for serial number assignment only, use initialorder suppress feature number 3444. To suppress initial shipment of documentation only, use theinitial documentation suppress feature number 3470. To suppress initial shipment of machine-readable materialonly, use the initial machine-readable material suppress featurenumber 3471. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.OPTIONAL MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the featurenumber for the desired distribution medium.FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 7029* 9/1600 bpi tape 7031* 9/6250 bpi tape 7081* 3480 tape cartridgeDSLO LICENSE: To order a DSLO license, specify the program number,feature number 9901 for asset registration, and the feature numberfor a graduated one-time charge or graduated monthly license chargethat corresponds to the group containing the designated machine. DSLO DSLO GRADUATED GRADUATED MONTHLY ONE-TIME-CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 0652 0648 20 0653 0649 25 2227 2218 28 2228 2219 29 0654 0650 30 2229 2220 31 0655 0651 32 2230 2221 35 2231 2222 38 2232 2223 40 2233 2224 50 2234 2225 60 2235 2226 70 0811 0809 80 0819 0817MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEM -- PR/SM (MOSP): For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify the followingfeature numbers corresponding to the group that contains thedesignated machine. MOSP DSLO MOSP DSLO GRADUATED GRADUATED ONE-TIME CHARGE MONTHLY LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 3765 3750 20 3766 3751 25 3767 3752 28 3768 3753 29 3769 3754 30 3770 3755 31 3771 3756 32 3772 3757 35 3773 3758 38 3774 3759 40 3775 3760 50 3776 3761 60 3777 3762 70 3778 3763 80 3779 3764 Ordering a DSLO feature will result in IBM maintaining arecord of this customer location as a DSLO user only. All materialfor the DSLO license must be ordered by the basic licensee. If auser selects DSLO, no other feature numbers are valid for this orderand no program materials or updates will be shipped.UNLICENSED DOCUMENTATION: A memo, program directory, and one copy ofthe following publications are supplied, automatically, with thebasic machine-readable material. JES2 Documentationo MVS/ESA and Storage Systems Courses (GR20-5043) Introduction/Evaluationo MVS/ESA JES2 Introduction (V4) (GC23-0080)o MVS/ESA General Information for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1600)o MVS/ESA System Product-JES2 Version 4 Release 3 Licensed Program Specifications* (GC28-1598)o MVS/ESA Software Vendor Product Directory Information Management (GC28-1595)o MVS/ESA Library Guide for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1601)o MVS/ESA Master Index for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4* (GC28-1602)o MVS/ESA JES2 Master Index (GC28-1073) Installationo MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP V4 (GC28-1077)o MVS/ESA System Data Set Definition (V4) (GC28-1612)o MVS/ESA Remote Workstation Generation (V4) (GC28-1613)o MVS/ESA Program Directory: JES2 (GC28-1610) Conversiono MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1608)o MVS/ESA JES2 Conversion Notebook (V4) (GC23-0081)o MVS/XA Conversion Notebook for System Product Version 2 (GC28-1567)o MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for System Product Version 3 (GC28-1568) Securityo MVS/ESA Planning: Security (GC28-1604)o MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security (GC28-1171) Comprehensiveo MVS/ESA Support for I/O Timing Facility (GC28-1137)o MVS Guide for the IBM 9345 Direct Access Storage Device (GC28-1076) APPC/MVS Communicationso MVS/ESA Planning: APPC Management (GC28-1110)o MVS/ESA APPC/MVS Handbook for the OS/2 System Administrator (GC28-1133) Operationso MVS/ESA Planning: Operations (V4) (GC28-1625)o MVS/ESA System Commands (V4) (GC28-1626)o MVS/ESA System Commands Reference Summary* (V4) (GX22-0015)o MVS/ESA JES2 Commands (V4) (GC23-0084)o MVS/ESA JES2 Command Reference Summary* (V4) (GX22-0017) I/O Configuration Managemento MVS/ESA Planning: Dynamic I/O Configuration (V4) (GC28-1674)o MVS/ESA MVS Configuration Program (V4) (GC28-1615)o MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration Definition: Users' Guide (V4) (GC33-6457)o MVS/ESA Device Validation Support (V4) (GC28-1617)o MVS/ESA OLTEP (V4) (GC28-1618) Multi-System Configuration Managemento MVS/ESA Planning: Sysplex Management (V4) (GC28-1620)o MVS/ESA Planning: Global Resource Serialization (V4) (GC28-1621)o Network Job Entry Formats and Protocols (SC23-0070) Initialization and Tuningo MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Guide (V4) (GC28-1634)o MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Reference (V4) (GC28-1635)o MVS/ESA JES2 Initialization and Tuning Guide (V4) (SC23-0082)o MVS/ESA JES2 Initialization and Tuning Reference (V4) (SC23-0083) Accountingo MVS/ESA System Management Facilities (SMF) (V4) (GC28-1628) Problem Determination and Recoveryo MVS/ESA Planning: Problem Determination and Recovery (V4) (GC28-1629)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Customization (GC28-1630)o MVS/ESA Recovery and Reconfiguration Guide (V4) (GC28-1624) Customizationo MVS/ESA Installation Exits (V4) (GC28-1637)o MVS/ESA System Modifications (V4) (GC28-1636) Application Development: Guidanceo MVS/ESA Application Development: Callable Services for High Level Languages (V4) (GC28-1639)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Writing Servers for APPC/MVS (GC28-1070)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Authorized Callable Services (V4) (GC28-1112)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1644)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Authorized Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1645)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Extended Addressability (V4) (GC28-1652)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Batch Local Shared Resources Subsystem (V4) (GC28-1672)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Hiperbatch (TM) (V4) (GC28-1673)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Writing Transaction Programs for APPC/MVS (GC28-1121)o MVS/ESA JCL User's Guide (V4) (GC28-1653) Application Development: Referenceo MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1642)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 1 (V4) (GC28-1647)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 2 (V4) (GC28-1648)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 3 (V4) (GC28-1649)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 4 (V4) (GC28-1650)o MVS/ESA JCL Reference (V4) (GC28-1654)o MVS/ESA TSO Programming (V4) (GC28-1671) Messageso MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 1 (V4) (GC28-1656)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 2 (V4) (GC28-1657)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 3 (V4) (GC28-1658)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 4 (V4) (GC28-1659)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 5 (V4) (GC28-1660)o MVS/ESA Dump Output Messages (V4) (GC28-1662)o MVS/ESA System Codes (V4) (GC28-1664)o MVS/ESA Routing and Descriptor Codes (V4) (GC28-1666)o MVS/ESA JES2 Messages (V4) (GC23-0085) Diagnosis: Tools and Serviceso MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) User's Guide (V4) (GC28-1631)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Command Reference (V4) (GC28-1632)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Reference Summary (V4) (GX22-0016)o MVS/ESA Service Aids* (V4) (GC28-1669)o MVS/ESA SYS1.LOGREC Error Recording (V4) (GC28-1670) ScreenViewo ScreenView General Information Manual (GC33-6450)o ScreenView User's Guide (SC33-6451)o ScreenView Application Developer's Guide (SC33-6452)o ScreenView Application Developer's Reference (SC33-6453)* Not available in displayable softcopy form when shipped on CD-ROM. Customers who order the MICR/OCR feature, also receive SourceListings -- MICR/OCR, SJB2-9017. Additional copies of unlicensed publications will beavailable, for a fee, after program availability. These copies maybe ordered from your IBM marketing representative, through the SystemLibrary Subscription Service (SLSS), or by direct order.DISPLAYABLE SOFTCOPY PUBLICATIONS -- CD-ROMMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 publications are offered indisplayable softcopy form. All unlicensed manuals are includedexcept for those listed with an asterisk in the list of unlicenseddocumentation. The displayable manuals are optional basicmachine-readable material. The files are shipped on CD-ROM. Thefirst copy is available at no extra charge by specifying the 7140feature number. Use the form number (SK2T-0710) to order additionalcopies of the IBM Online Library MVS Base Collection Kit, afterprogram availability, for a fee. These copies may be ordered fromyour IBM marketing representative through the SLSS, or by directorder. These displayable manuals can be used with the BookManager (R)Read licensed programs in any of the supported environments. Termsand conditions for use of the machine-readable files are shipped withthe files. (TM) Trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.DISPLAYABLE SOFTCOPY PUBLICATIONS -- TAPEMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 documentation is offered indisplayable softcopy form. All unlicensed and licensed manuals areincluded. The displayable softcopy files are optionalmachine-readable material. The files are shipped on the same mediatype as the basic machine-readable material. A copy is available,for a fee, by specifying the feature number described and featurenumber 2098.FEATURENUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIA5822 3480 tape cartridge2098 Source Publication ChargeLICENSED DOCUMENTATION: The following licensed material andmicrofiche will be available from IBM after program availability. Toorder, contact your IBM marketing representative. The first copy is supplied automatically with the basicmachine-readable material. Use the 8XXX feature number to orderadditional copies for a fee. Additional Copies Form Feature Title Number Number PriceMVS/ESA JES2 Customization (V4) LY28-1029 8301 $35.00MVS/ESA JES2 Program Reference (V4) LY28-1030 8300 17.25MVS/ESA JES2 Diagnosis (V4) LY28-1031 8302 5.95MVS/ESA Diagnosis: System Reference LY28-1820 8303 10.75MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 1 LY28-1821 8304 26.50MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 2 LY28-1822 8305 25.75MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 3 LY28-1823 8306 25.25MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 4 LY28-1824 8307 22.00MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 5 LY28-1825 8308 19.50MVS/ESA JES2 Data Areas (V4) LY28-1827 8314 32.75MVS/ESA Problem DeterminationGuide LY28-1667 8315 13.25 The following optional licensed material will be availablefrom IBM after program availability. To order, contact your IBMmarketing representative. The first copy is available, at no extra charge, to licenseesof the basic material by specifying the 7040 feature number. Use the8XXX feature number to order additional copies for a fee. Additional Copies Form Feature Title Number Number PriceMVS/ESA Diagnosis: Component Reference LY28-1814 8309 $24.25MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Using Dumps & Traces LY28-1813 8310 28.50 The following optional microfiche will be available from IBMafter program availability. To order, contact your IBM marketingrepresentative. The first copy is available, at no extra charge, to licenseesof the basic material by specifying the 7050 feature number. Use the8XXX feature number to order additional copies for a fee. ADDITIONAL COPYTITLE ORDER FEATURE PRICE NUMBER NUMBERMVS/ESA SP 4.3 LJB2-9624 8048JES2 SRC Listings LJB2-9628 8049Base TSO (HTO1310) LJB2-9587 8392 $13.25MVS/ESA SP 4.3.0 LJB2-9626 8050Eng Feat (JBB43N0) Subsequent updates (technical newsletters or revisions betweenreleases) to the publications shipped with the program will bedistributed to the user of record for as long as a license for thissoftware remains in effect. A separate publication order orsubscription is not needed. The information for National Language Ordering Information isavailable on HONE only.MVS/ESA SP-JES3 VERSION 4 RELEASE 3The following advance publications are available now. To order,contact your IBM marketing representative.o MVS/ESA General Information for System Product Version 4 (GC28-1600)o MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 (GC28-1077)CURRENT LICENSEESCurrent licensees of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 will be sent a programreorder form which may be returned directly to IBM SoftwareManufacturing and Delivery. For MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 BCPwith JES3 Version 4 Release 3 (functionally equivalent to JES3Version 4 Release 2.2) the mailing of these reorder forms isscheduled to be completed two weeks after general availability of theMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 BCP, which is scheduled forMarch 26, 1993. Reorder forms returned to IBM Software Manufacturingand Delivery will be processed within 10 work days of receipt.NEW LICENSEESOrders for new licenses will be accepted now. Unless a later date is specified, orders entered prior to theplanned availability date will be assigned a schedule shipment dateof one week following order entry. Orders entered with a scheduledshipment date prior to the planned availability date will be shippedMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2. Orders entered with a scheduledshipment date after planned availability will be shipped MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 3. The JES3 Version 4 Release 3 component includedis functionally equivalent to JES3 Version 4 Release 2.2 (FMIDHJS4421). Unless a later date is specified, an order is scheduledfor one week following order entry. New users of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 should specify: TYPE MODEL 5695 048BASIC LICENSE: Table A: To order a basic license specify, the program number andfeature number 9001 for asset registration. For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify one of thefollowing feature numbers as applicable and corresponding to thegroup that contains the designated machine. Also, specify the feature number of the desired distributionmedium. Specify the feature number for the Workstation Master Mediadistribution. The Workstation Master cannot be used until aworkstation feature for one-time charge is ordered. BASIC BASIC GRADUATED GRADUATED ONE-TIME CHARGE MONTHLY LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 0664 0660 20 0665 0661 25 2249 2240 28 2250 2241 29 0666 0662 30 2251 2242 31 0667 0663 32 2252 2243 35 2253 2244 38 2254 2245 40 2255 2246 50 2256 2247 60 2257 2248 70 0814 0812 80 0822 0820MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEM -- PR/SM (MOSP): For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify the followingfeature numbers, corresponding to the group that contains thedesignated machine. MOSP BASIC MOSP BASIC GRADUATED GRADUATED MONTHLY ONE-TIME CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 3795 3780 20 3796 3781 25 3797 3782 28 3798 3783 29 3799 3784 30 3800 3785 31 3801 3786 32 3802 3787 35 3803 3788 38 3804 3789 40 3805 3790 50 3806 3791 60 3807 3792 70 3808 3793 80 3809 3794NOTE: The group can be determined by referring to the Exhibit for IBMSystem/370 and System/390 Machines (Z125-3901) or the Exhibit forNon-IBM Machines (Z125-3902); that are associated with the IBMCustomer Agreement (Z125-4575). To order the Workstation feature a separate order must beprocessed. Specify program number and feature number 9998 for assetregistration. Specify feature number for one-time charge and thedesired quantity, (maximum 250). WORKSTATION FEATUREWORKSTATION FEATURE ONE-TIME CHARGE DESCRIPTION FEATURE NUMBERScreenView Feature WorkstationCopy (order one per ScreenViewworkstation) MVS/ESA SP-JES3 2011 Version 4BASIC MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the featurenumbers of the desired distribution medium.FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5810* 9/1600 bpi tape 5811* 9/6250 bpi tape 5812* 3480 tape cartridge Users of MICR/OCR devices must order one of the followingfeatures:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5850* 9/1600 bpi tape 5851* 9/6250 bpi tape 5852* 3480 tape cartridge Users of ES Connection Director must order one of thefollowing features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5870* 9/1600 bpi tape 5871* 9/6250 bpi tape 5872* 3480 tape cartridge Users of ScreenView must order one of the following features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5880* 9/1600 bpi tape 5881* 9/6250 bpi tape 5882* 3480 tape cartridge Users of the HCD graphical user interface must order one ofthe following features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5830* 9/1600 bpi tape 5831* 9/6250 bpi tape 5832* 3480 tape cartridge For Extended Recovery Facility (XRF) registration, specifyfeature number 5849.* Contains "RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM" To suppress initial shipment of machine-readable materials andpublications, and for serial number assignment only, use initialorder suppress feature number 3444. To suppress initial shipment of documentation only, use theinitial documentation suppress feature number 3470. To suppress initial shipment of machine-readable materialonly, use the initial machine-readable material suppress featurenumber 3471.OPTIONAL MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the featurenumber for the desired distribution medium.FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 7029* 9/1600 bpi tape 7031* 9/6250 bpi tape 7081* 3480 tape cartridgeDSLO LICENSE: To order a DSLO license, specify the program number,feature number 9901 for asset registration, and the feature numberfor a graduated one-time charge or graduated monthly license chargethat corresponds to the group containing the designated machine. DSLO DSLO GRADUATED GRADUATED MONTHLY ONE-TIME-CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 0672 0668 20 0673 0669 25 2267 2258 28 2268 2259 29 0674 0670 30 2269 2260 31 0675 0671 32 2270 2261 35 2271 2262 38 2272 2263 40 2273 2264 50 2274 2265 60 2275 2266 70 0815 0813 80 0823 0821MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEM -- PR/SM (MOSP): For a graduated one-timecharge or graduated monthly license charge specify the followingfeature numbers corresponding to the group that contains thedesignated machine. MOSP DSLO MOSP DSLO GRADUATED GRADUATED ONE-TIME CHARGE MONTHLY LICENSE CHARGEGROUP FEATURE NUMBER FEATURE NUMBER 18 3825 3810 20 3826 3811 25 3827 3812 28 3828 3813 29 3829 3814 30 3830 3815 31 3831 3816 32 3832 3817 35 3833 3818 38 3834 3819 40 3835 3820 50 3836 3821 60 3837 3822 70 3838 3823 80 3839 3824 Ordering a DSLO feature will result in IBM maintaining arecord of this customer location as a DSLO user only. All materialfor the DSLO license must be ordered by the basic licensee. If auser selects DSLO, no other feature numbers are valid for this orderand no program materials or updates will be shipped.UNLICENSED DOCUMENTATION: A memo, program directory, and one copy ofthe following publications are supplied, automatically, with thebasic machine-readable material. JES3 Version 4 Release 3 Documentationo MVS/ESA and Storage Systems Courses (GR20-5043) Introduction/Evaluationo MVS/ESA JES3 Introduction (V4) (GC23-0086)o MVS/ESA General Information for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1600)o MVS/ESA Version 4 JES3 Licensed Program Specifications* (GC28-1599)o MVS/ESA Software Vendor Product Directory (GC28-1595) Information Managemento MVS/ESA Library Guide for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1601)o MVS/ESA Master Index for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4* (GC28-1602)o MVS/ESA JES3 Master Index (GC28-1142) Installationo MVS/ESA Planning: Installation for MVS/SP V4 (GC28-1077)o MVS/ESA System Data Set Definition (V4) (GC28-1612)o MVS/ESA Remote Workstation Generation (V4) (GC28-1613)o MVS/ESA Program Directory: JES3 (GC28-1611) Conversiono MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for MVS/ESA System Product Version 4 (GC28-1608)o MVS/ESA JES3 Conversion Notebook (V4) (GC23-0087)o MVS/ESA JES3 Conversion Notebook for MVS/SP Version 3 (GC23-0079)o MVS/XA Conversion Notebook for System Product Version 2 (GC28-1567)o MVS/ESA Conversion Notebook for System Product Version 3 (GC28-1568) Securityo MVS/ESA Planning: Security (GC28-1604)o MVS/ESA Planning: B1 Security (GC28-1171) APPC/MVS Communicationso MVS/ESA Planning: APPC Management (GC28-1110)o MVS/ESA APPC/MVS Handbook for the OS/2 System Administrator (GC28-1133) Comprehensiveo MVS/ESA Support for I/O Timing Facility (GC28-1137)o MVS Guide for the IBM 9345 Direct Access Storage Device (GC28-1076) Operationso MVS/ESA Planning: Operations (V4) (GC28-1625)o MVS/ESA System Commands (V4) (GC28-1626)o MVS/ESA System Commands Reference Summary (V4)* (GX22-0015)o MVS/ESA JES3 Commands (V4) (GC23-0090)o MVS/ESA JES3 Command Reference Summary (V4)* (GX23-0021) I/O Configuration Managemento MVS/ESA Planning: Dynamic I/O Configuration (V4) (GC28-1674)o MVS/ESA MVS Configuration Program (V4) (GC28-1615)o MVS/ESA Hardware Configuration Definition: Users' Guide (V4) (GC33-6457)o MVS/ESA Device Validation Support (V4) (GC28-1617)o MVS/ESA OLTEP (V4) (GC28-1618) Multi-System Configuration Managemento MVS/ESA Planning: Sysplex Management (V4) (GC28-1620)o MVS/ESA Planning: Global Resource Serialization (V4) (GC28-1621)o Network Job Entry Formats and Protocols (SC23-0070) Initialization and Tuningo MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Guide (V4) (GC28-1634)o MVS/ESA Initialization and Tuning Reference (V4) (GC28-1635)o MVS/ESA JES3 Initialization and Tuning Guide (V4) (SC23-0088)o MVS/ESA JES3 Initialization and Tuning Reference (V4) (SC23-0089) Accountingo MVS/ESA System Management Facilities (SMF) (V4) (GC28-1628) Problem Determination and Recoveryo MVS/ESA Planning: Problem Determination and Recovery (V4) (GC28-1629)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Customization (V4) (GC28-1630)o MVS/ESA Recovery and Reconfiguration Guide (V4) (GC28-1624) Customizationo MVS/ESA Installation Exits (V4) (GC28-1637)o MVS/ESA System Modifications (V4) (GC28-1636) Application Development: Guidanceo MVS/ESA Application Development: Callable Services (V4) (GC28-1639)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Writing Servers for APPC/MVS (GC28-1070)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Authorized Callable Services (V4) (GC28-1112)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1644)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Authorized Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1645)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Extended Addressability (V4) (GC28-1652)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Batch Local Shared Resources Subsystem (V4) (GC28-1672)o MVS/ESA Application Development Guide: Hiperbatch (V4) (GC28-1673)o MVS/ESA Application Development: Writing Transaction Programs for APPC/MVS (GC28-1121)o MVS/ESA JCL User's Guide (V4) (GC28-1653) Application Development: Referenceo MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Assembler Language Programs (V4) (GC28-1642)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 1 (V4) (GC28-1647)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 2 (V4) (GC28-1648)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 3 (V4) (GC28-1649)o MVS/ESA Application Development Reference: Services for Authorized Assembler Language Programs, Volume 4 (V4) (GC28-1650)o MVS/ESA JCL Reference (V4) (GC28-1654)o MVS/ESA TSO Programming (V4) (GC28-1671)Messageso MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 1 (V4) (GC28-1656)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 2 (V4) (GC28-1657)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 3 (V4) (GC28-1658)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 4 (V4) (GC28-1659)o MVS/ESA System Messages Volume 5 (V4) (GC28-1660)o MVS/ESA Dump Output Messages (V4) (GC28-1662)o MVS/ESA System Codes (V4) (GC28-1664)o MVS/ESA Routing and Descriptor Codes (V4) (GC28-1666)o MVS/ESA JES3 Messages (V4) (GC23-0091) Diagnosis: Tools and Serviceso MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) User's Guide (V4) (GC28-1631)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Command Reference (V4) (GC28-1632)o MVS/ESA Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) Reference Summary (V4)* (GX22-0016)o MVS/ESA Service Aids (V4) (GC28-1669)o MVS/ESA SYS1.LOGREC Error Recording (V4) (GC28-1670) ScreenViewo ScreenView General Information Manual (GC33-6450)o ScreenView User's Guide (SC33-6451)o ScreenView Application Developer's Guide (SC33-6452)o ScreenView Application Developer's Reference (SC33-6453)* Not available in displayable softcopy form when shipped on CD-ROM. Customers who order the MICR/OCR feature, also receive SourceListings -- MICR/OCR, SJB2-9017. Additional copies of unlicensed publications will beavailable, for a fee, after program availability. These copies maybe ordered from your IBM marketing representative, through the SLSS,or by direct order.DISPLAYABLE SOFTCOPY PUBLICATIONS -- CD-ROMMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 publications are offered indisplayable softcopy form. All unlicensed manuals are includedexcept for those listed with an asterisk in the list of unlicenseddocumentation. The displayable manuals are optional basicmachine-readable material. The files are shipped on CD-ROM. Thefirst copy is available at no extra charge by specifying the 7140form number. Use the feature number (SK2T-0710) to order additionalcopies of the IBM Online Library MVS Base Collection Kit, afterprogram availability, for a fee. These copies may be ordered fromyour IBM marketing representative through the SLSS, or by directorder. These displayable manuals can be used with the BookManagerRead licensed programs in any of the supported environments. Termsand conditions for use of the machine-readable files are shipped withthe files.DISPLAYABLE SOFTCOPY PUBLICATIONS -- TAPEMVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 3 documentation is offered indisplayable softcopy form. All unlicensed and licensed manuals areincluded. The displayable softcopy files are optionalmachine-readable material. The files are shipped on the same mediatype as the basic machine-readable material. A copy is available,for a fee, by specifying the feature number described and featurenumber 2099.FEATURENUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIA5822 3480 tape cartridge2099 Source Publication ChargeLICENSED DOCUMENTATION: The following licensed material andmicrofiche will be available from IBM after program availability. Toorder, contact your IBM marketing representative. The first copy is supplied, automatically, with the basicmachine-readable material. Use the 8XXX feature number to orderadditional copies for a fee. Additional Copies Form Feature Title Number Number PriceMVS/ESA JES3 Customization (V4) LY28-1026 8423 $55.50MVS/ESA JES3 Diagnosis (V4) LY28-1027 8424 22.00MVS/ESA JES3 Diagnosis Reference LY28-1032 8425 12.00MVS/ESA Diagnosis: System Reference LY28-1820 8403 10.75MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas Volume 1 LY28-1831 8431 43.50MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas Volume 2 LY28-1832 8432 46.50MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas Volume 3 LY28-1833 8433 48.75MVS/ESA JES3 Data Areas Volume 4 LY28-1834 8434 44.75MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 1 LY28-1821 8404 26.50MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 2 LY28-1822 8405 25.75MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 3 LY28-1823 8406 25.25MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 4 LY28-1824 8407 22.00MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Data Areas Volume 5 LY28-1825 8408 19.50MVS/ESA Problem Determination Guide LY28-1667 8430 13.25 The following optional licensed material will be availablefrom IBM after program availability. To order, contact your IBMmarketing representative. The first copy is available at no extra charge by specifyingthe 7040 feature number. Use the 8XXX feature number to orderadditional copies for a fee. Additional Copies Form Feature Title Number Number PriceMVS/ESA Diagnosis: Component Ref. LY28-1814 8409 $24.25MVS/ESA Diagnosis: Using Dumps and Traces LY28-1813 8410 28.50MVS/ESA JES3 Log Library Volume 1 (V4) LY28-1101 8426 10.75MVS/ESA JES3 Log Library Volume 2 (V4) LY28-1102 8427 22.75MVS/ESA JES3 Log Library Volume 3 (V4) LY28-1103 8428 25.00MVS/ESA JES3 Log Library Volume 4 (V4) LY28-1104 8429 25.00 The following optional microfiche will be available from IBMafter program availability. To order, contact your IBM marketingrepresentative. The first copy is available at no charge to licensees of thebasic material by specifying the 7050 feature number. Use the 8XXXfeature number to order additional copies for a fee. Additional Copies Feature Title Form Number Number PriceMVS/ESA SP 43 LJB2-9624 8051JES3 SRC Listings LJB2-9607 8052 $325.00Base TSO (HTO1310) LJB2-9587 8492 13.25MVS/ESA SP 43 LJB2-9626 8053English Feature (JBB43N0) Subsequent updates (technical newsletters or revisions betweenreleases) to the publications shipped with the program will bedistributed to the user of record for as long as a license for thissoftware remains in effect. A separate publication order orsubscription is not needed. The information for National Language Ordering Information isavailable on HONE only.ESCON MULTIPLE IMAGE FACILITY FEATURE FOR MVS/ESA SP VERSION 4RELEASE 2.2The MVS/ESA Enterprise Systems Connection Multiple Image FacilityGuide (GC28-1172) publication is available now. To order, contactyour IBM marketing representative.CURRENT LICENSEESCurrent licensees of MVS/ESA SP Version 4 and MVS/ESA SP Version 4Release 2.2 must order this feature via MES. Ordering instructionsare scheduled to be mailed from IBM Software Manufacturing andDelivery to all current licensees by December 11, 1992.NEW LICENSEESOrders for new licenses will be accepted now. Ordering information for MVS/ESA SP Version 4 Release 2.2 wasincluded in Programming Announcement 291-420, dated August 20, 1991.Orders entered prior to the planned availability date must specify aschedule shipment date of December 4, 1992 or later. Orders placedafter the planned availability date will be assigned a scheduleshipment date of one week following order entry.BASIC MACHINE-READABLE MATERIAL: To order, select the featurenumbers of the desired distribution medium. Users of ESCON Multiple Image Facility feature on MVS/ESA SPVersion 4 Release 2.2 must order one of the following features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5860* 9/1600 bpi tape 5861* 9/6250 bpi tape 5862* 3480 tape cartridge Users of ES Connection Director must order one of thefollowing features:FEATURE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION MEDIUM 5870* 9/1600 bpi tape 5871* 9/6250 bpi tape 5872* 3480 tape cartridgeUNLICENSED DOCUMENTATION: A memo, program directory, and one copy ofthe MVS/ESA Enterprise Systems Connection Multiple Image Facility(MIF) Guide (GC28-1172) publication is supplied automatically whenthe ESCON Multiple Image Facility feature is ordered. Additional copies of unlicensed publications will beavailable, for a fee, after program availability. These copies maybe ordered from your IBM marketing representative, through the SLSS,or by direct order. Subsequent updates (technical newsletters or revisions betweenreleases) to the publications shipped with the program will bedistributed to the user of record for as long as a license for thissoftware remains in effect. A separate publication order orsubscription is not needed.NATIONAL LANGUAGE ORDERING INFORMATIONThis feature does not include Japanese National Language Support.TERMS AND CONDITIONSLICENSING: The program in this announcement is licensed under theterms of the IBM Customer Agreement.VARIABLE CHARGES APPLY: Yes.INSTALLATION LICENSE OR LOCATION LICENSE APPLIES: No. A separatelicense is required for each machine on which the licensed programmaterials will be used.SYSTEM/390 MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEMS -PR/SM (MOSP) CHARGE OPTIONATTACHMENT APPLIES: Yes, for graduated charge programs licensed to aqualifying machine.DISTRIBUTED FEATURES APPLY: Yes.EDUCATIONAL ALLOWANCE: A 15% educational allowance is applicabletoward eligible license charges and is available to qualifyinginstitutions in accordance with the Educational Allowance Attachment. The educational allowance may not be added to any otherdiscount or allowance.VOLUME DISCOUNT: Not applicable.VERSION UPGRADES: Version-to-version upgrade credits apply -- Yes. SingleReplaced Programs Replacement Programs VersionProgram Program Program Program ChargingNumber Name Number Name Applies5695047 MVS/ESA SP JES2 V4 To a follow on, if any N/A5695048 MVS/ESA SP JES3 V4 To a follow on, if any N/A5685001 MVS/SP JES2 V3 5695047 MVS/ESA SP JES2 V4 Yes5685002 MVS/SP JES3 V3 5695048 MVS/ESA SP JES3 V4 Yes5740XC6 MVS/SP JES2 V2 5695047 MVS/ESA SP JES2 V4 Yes5665291 MVS/SP JES3 V2 5695048 MVS/ESA SP JES3 V4 Yes5740XYS* MVS/SP JES2 V1 5695047 MVS/ESA SP JES2 V4 Yes5740XYN* MVS/SP JES3 V1 5695048 MVS/ESA SP JES3 V4 Yes* Version-to-version upgrade credits do not apply for these programs, which are only available for a monthly license charge.WARRANTED: Yes.LICENSED PROGRAM MATERIALS AVAILABILITY: Restricted Materials --Yes. The licensed program will be available with source licensedprogram material for some modules designated as RESTRICTED MATERIALSOF IBM. In addition, some modules will be available without sourcelicensed program materials. These modules will be available inobject code. The remaining modules will be available with sourcelicensed program materials.TESTING PERIOD: Basic license -- Two months. DSLO -- Notapplicable.DISTRIBUTED WORKSTATION FEATURE: Two month test will also apply tothe first order of a workstation feature.PROGRAM SERVICES: Central Service, including the IBM Support Center,will be available until discontinued by IBM upon six months' writtennotice. Central Service, including the IBM Support Center, for DSLOlicenses will be provided only through the customer locationdesignated for the basic license.PROGRAM CURRENCY: Program services previously announced for MVS/ESASP Version 4 Release 1 BCP (FMID HBB4410, JBB44J1, JBB44N1) andMVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 4 Release 1 (FMID HJE4410, JJE44N1, JJE44J1)will be available until March 31, 1994. For additional information on discontinuance of service onselected BCP components, JES2 components, and TSO/E releases, seeProgramming Announcement 292-316, dated June 16, 1992.CHARGESPROGRAM NUMBER 5695-047 GRADUATED ONE-TIME GRADUATED MONTHLY CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO 18 $ 32,810 $ 24,600 $ 683 $ 512 20 42,650 31,980 888 665 25 55,450 41,580 1,155 866 28 72,080 54,060 1,500 1,125 29 93,740 70,300 1,950 1,460 30 121,950 91,470 2,540 1,905 31 158,250 118,650 3,295 2,470 32 181,900 136,450 3,790 2,840 35 209,650 157,200 4,365 3,275 38 240,900 180,650 5,015 3,760 40 277,200 207,900 5,775 4,330 50 346,200 259,650 7,210 5,405 60 432,900 324,700 9,015 6,760 70 541,250 405,950 11,270 8,455 80 676,850 507,650 14,100 10,570 MOSP MOSP GRADUATED ONE-TIME GRADUATED MONTHLY CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO 18 $ 32,810 $ 24,600 $ 683 $ 512 20 37,730 28,290 786 589 25 49,050 36,780 1,020 766 28 63,770 47,820 1,330 996 29 82,910 62,180 1,725 1,295 30 107,850 80,890 2,245 1,685 31 140,100 105,050 2,920 2,190 32 170,100 127,550 3,545 2,655 35 195,800 146,850 4,080 3,060 38 225,300 168,950 4,690 3,520 40 259,050 194,300 5,395 4,045 50 311,700 233,800 6,495 4,870 60 389,550 292,200 8,115 6,085 70 487,100 365,350 10,140 7,610 80 609,050 456,800 12,690 9,515 ONE-TIMEDISTRIBUTED WORKSTATION FEATURE CHARGEMVS/ESA SP-JES2 Version 4 Release 3ScreenView workstation copy $300PROGRAM NUMBER 5695-048 GRADUATED ONE-TIME GRADUATED MONTHLY CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO 18 $ 36,900 $ 27,680 $ 768 $ 576 20 47,980 35,980 999 749 25 62,490 46,870 1,300 976 28 81,140 60,850 1,690 1,265 29 105,300 79,000 2,190 1,645 30 137,050 102,800 2,855 2,140 31 178,400 133,800 3,715 2,785 32 205,100 153,800 4,270 3,200 35 235,850 176,900 4,910 3,685 38 271,150 203,350 5,645 4,235 40 311,450 233,600 6,485 4,865 50 389,550 292,150 8,115 6,085 60 486,850 365,100 10,140 7,605 70 608,800 456,600 12,680 9,510 80 761,000 570,750 15,850 11,890 MOSP MOSP GRADUATED ONE-TIME GRADUATED MONTHLY CHARGE LICENSE CHARGEGROUP BASIC DSLO BASIC DSLO 18 $ 36,900 $ 27,680 $ 768 $ 576 20 42,440 31,830 884 663 25 55,240 41,430 1,150 863 28 71,820 53,860 1,495 1,120 29 93,220 69,930 1,940 1,455 30 121,200 90,900 2,525 1,895 31 157,750 118,300 3,285 2,465 32 191,750 143,800 3,995 2,995 35 220,500 165,350 4,590 3,445 38 253,500 190,150 5,280 3,960 40 291,300 218,500 6,065 4,550 50 350,500 262,900 7,300 5,475 60 438,200 328,650 9,130 6,845 70 547,850 410,850 11,410 8,560 80 684,900 513,700 14,270 10,700 ONE-TIMEDISTRIBUTED WORKSTATION FEATURE CHARGEMVS/ESA SP-JES3 Version 4 Release 3ScreenView workstation copy $300ONE-TIME CHARGE: Customers who pay a one-time charge for a licensedprogram receive enhancements and future releases, if any, at noadditional charge. Significant new function may be offered as anoptional feature and charged for separately. If a replacementprogram is announced and the customer elects to license thereplacement program, a time-based upgrade credit may apply.DISTRIBUTED FEATURE ONE-TIME CHARGE: Customers who pay a one-timecharge for additional distributed features may copy machine-readableprogram material and documentation. One copy may be made for eachadditional distributed feature ordered.VARIABLE CHARGES: The applicable graduated one-time charge orgraduated monthly license charge will be based on the group of thedesignated machine on which the licensed program is licensed for use. For upgrades of one-time charge licenses to a machine in ahigher group, the upgrade charge will be the difference in thecurrent charges between the two groups. For downgrades of one-timecharge licenses to a machine in a lower group, there will be noadjustment or refund of one-time charges paid. For upgrades or downgrades of monthly license charge licenses,the monthly license charge applicable to the higher or lower groupwill apply. 2b1af7f3a8