You can change the function level of your integration nodes to enable the use of functionality that is supplied in the latest fix pack.
When a new fix pack is installed, it might include new functionality or message flow nodes that you can add to your message flows to provide or enable specific capabilities.
Message flow nodes that are added in later fix packs are available in the IBM® Integration Toolkit, and you can include these nodes in a message flow. You can deploy the message flow to an integration node only if you set the function level of that integration node to the value that represents the fix pack in which the message flow nodes are included.
A good practice is to ensure that downstream components (such as integration nodes and build systems) are using the same or later fix pack as upstream components (such as the IBM Integration Toolkit). An alternative option is to ensure that you install the earliest common fix pack on the build systems so that you are warned about any incompatible options as early as possible.
To identify the function level of an integration node, use the mqsireportbroker command and check the value of Fixpack capability level.
mqsichangebroker IBNODE -f 10.0.0.2
ormqsichangebroker IBNODE -f all
where
IBNODE is the name of the integration node where you
want to use new function.For more information about message flow nodes added in fix packs, and the use of the mqsichangebroker command, see mqsichangebroker command.