Release notes for Model 204 version 7.8 - Revision history

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Operating system and hardware requirements

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	<li><b>IBM z/VM versions supported:</b>		<li><b>IBM z/VM versions supported:</b>
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	<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/VM 6.4.</li>		<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/VM 7.3.</li>
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Operating system requirements

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	<li><b>IBM z/OS versions supported:</b>		<li><b>IBM z/OS versions supported:</b>
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/OS 2.5. <br />(For z/OS 2.2, see [[IBM z/OS 2.2 PTF requirement]].)</li>		<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/OS 3.1. <br />(For z/OS 2.2, see [[IBM z/OS 2.2 PTF requirement]].)</li>
	<p>Version 1.07 is sufficient for all functionality except for the following features:</p>		<p>Version 1.07 is sufficient for all functionality except for the following features:</p>
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Operating system requirements

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	<li><b>IBM z/OS versions supported:</b>		<li><b>IBM z/OS versions supported:</b>
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	<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/OS 2.3. <br />(For z/OS 2.2, see [[IBM z/OS 2.2 PTF requirement]].)</li>		<li>All IBM supported releases up to and including z/OS 2.5. <br />(For z/OS 2.2, see [[IBM z/OS 2.2 PTF requirement]].)</li>
	<p>Version 1.07 is sufficient for all functionality except for the following features:</p>		<p>Version 1.07 is sufficient for all functionality except for the following features:</p>
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2022-04-25T22:24:10Z

New in this release

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	<li>Two-phase commit. A Model 204 online can now be configured to use two-phase commit (2PC). The Janus internal socket API is used for the calls to the coordinator. JANUS commands are used for all 2PC configuration. A new JANUS port type has been added: 2PC.</li>		<li>[[Janus_Two-Phase_Commit\|Two-phase commit]]. A Model 204 online can now be configured to use two-phase commit (2PC). The Janus internal socket API is used for the calls to the coordinator. JANUS commands are used for all 2PC configuration. A new JANUS port type has been added: 2PC.</li>
	<li>[[Application_Subsystem_development#Commit_exits\|Commit exits]] are now supported. The commit exit runs within the APSY, which is defined by the <var>[[Application_Subsystem_development#COMMITX parameter\|COMMITX]]</var> parameter and uses normal APSY processing. </li>		<li>[[Application_Subsystem_development#Commit_exits\|Commit exits]] are now supported. The commit exit runs within the APSY, which is defined by the <var>[[Application_Subsystem_development#COMMITX parameter\|COMMITX]]</var> parameter and uses normal APSY processing. </li>
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New in this release

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	~~<b>Note:</b> The two-phase commit and commit exits features are licensed and purchased separately from Model 204.~~
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Two-phase commit. A Model 204 online can now be configured to use two-phase commit (2PC). The Janus internal socket API is used for the calls to the coordinator. JANUS commands are used for all 2PC configuration. A new JANUS port type has been added: 2PC.</li>		<li>Two-phase commit. A Model 204 online can now be configured to use two-phase commit (2PC). The Janus internal socket API is used for the calls to the coordinator. JANUS commands are used for all 2PC configuration. A new JANUS port type has been added: 2PC.</li>

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	===EVALOPT===		===EVALOPT===
	The new <var>EVALOPT</var> parameter controls the cancellation of a request on truncation of string data. The default value is 0, and currently there is just one setting, 1, which means "cancel a request if truncation of string data occurs."		The new <var>[[EVALOPT parameter\|EVALOPT]]</var> parameter controls the cancellation of a request on truncation of string data. The default value is 0, and currently there is just one setting, 1, which means "cancel a request if truncation of string data occurs."

	For example, with the default of 0 in place, the following code <p class="code"> %x is string len 1		For example, with the default of 0 in place, the following code <p class="code"> %x is string len 1

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	These release notes list the enhancements and other changes contained in Model 204 version 7.8~~, <b><i>which is still in development</i></b>. Until the commercial release of the software, Rocket reserves the right to add to, remove, or change anything described herein~~.		These release notes list the enhancements and other changes contained in Model 204 version 7.8.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

2020-07-28T14:34:07Z

WEBOPT

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	===WEBOPT===		===WEBOPT===
	The new x'10' setting of WEBOPT allows transaction daemon threads to access web data owned by the ancestor ( usually the parent ) thread.		The new x'10' setting of <var>[[WEBOPT_parameter\|WEBOPT]]</var> allows transaction daemon threads to access web data owned by the ancestor ( usually the parent ) thread.

	==New and changed statistics==		==New and changed statistics==

2020-07-28T14:33:14Z

New and changed parameters

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	<var>RESET WEBDFLT</var> requires system administrator privileges. It is recommended to reset the 1 bit of <var>WEBDFLT</var> to zero after issuing a series of <var>JANUS DEFINE</var> commands which need <var>WEBDFLT=1</var>, as in the CCAIN input stream.		<var>RESET WEBDFLT</var> requires system administrator privileges. It is recommended to reset the 1 bit of <var>WEBDFLT</var> to zero after issuing a series of <var>JANUS DEFINE</var> commands which need <var>WEBDFLT=1</var>, as in the CCAIN input stream.

			===WEBOPT===
			The new x'10' setting of WEBOPT allows transaction daemon threads to access web data owned by the ancestor ( usually the parent ) thread.

	==New and changed statistics==		==New and changed statistics==