IBM(R) Tivoli(R) Workload Scheduler for Applications Readme File for Fix Pack 01 PTF UK37128 Version 8.4.0 +---- Note ------------------------------------------------------------+ Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in 3.0, "Notices". +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ First Edition (June 2008) This edition applies to fix pack 01 (PTF UK37128 ) for version 8, release 4, modification level 0 of Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications. Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 2007, 2008. All rights reserved. US Government Users Restricted Rights -- Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. Contents 1.0 Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications Fix Pack 01 for Version 8.4.0 1.1 About this fix pack 1.1.1 New features introduced with this fix pack 1.1.1.1 Displaying and rerunning of SAP process chains 1.1.1.2 Definition of event rules based on IDoc records 1.1.2 Problems fixed 1.1.2.1 APARs and Defects Fixed in Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications Fix Pack 01 for Version 8.4.0 1.2 Fix pack structure 1.2.1 Fix pack structure in the installation CDs 1.2.2 Fix pack files available via FTP 1.3 Installing the fix pack 1.3.1 Hardware and software requirements 1.3.2 Fix pack installation method 1.3.2.1 Installing using the ISMP wizard 1.3.2.2 Installing using the ISMP silent installation 1.3.2.3 Alternate install script on UNIX 1.3.2.4 Installing using the Software Distribution installation 1.3.2.5 Z/OS installation 1.4 Additional Information 2.0 Contacting IBM Software Support 3.0 Notices 3.1 Trademarks 1.0 Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications Fix Pack 01 for Version 8.4.0 Date June, 2008 Fix Pack Name 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001 PTF Number UK37128 Product IBM(R) Tivoli(R) Workload Scheduler for Applications, Version 8.4.0 General Description Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications, Version 8.4.0 Fix Pack 01 This readme file provides important information about fix pack 01 for IBM(R) Tivoli(R) Workload Scheduler for Applications version 8.4.0. This readme file is the most current information for the fix pack and takes precedence over all other documentation for TivoliWorkload Scheduler for Applications version 8.4.0 Fix Pack 01. It is divided into the following sections: * 1.1, "About this fix pack" * 1.2.1, "Fix pack structure in the installation CDs" * 1.3, "Installing the fix pack" * 1.4, "Additional Information" Review the following sections thoroughly before installing or using this fix pack. 1.1 About this fix pack This section contains information specific for this fix pack including what has been modified or introduced, what has been fixed, product versions or components to which the fix pack applies and compatibility issues, if any. Product versions and components to which the fix pack applies This fix pack can only be applied on top of Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications 8.4.0. This section includes the following subsections: * 1.1.1, "New features introduced with this fix pack" * 1.1.2, "Problems fixed" 1.1.1 New features introduced with this fix pack This section describes the features introduced with Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications version 8.4 Fix Pack 01: * 1.1.1.1, "Displaying and rerunning of SAP process chains" * 1.1.1.2, "Definition of event rules based on IDoc records" 1.1.1.1 Displaying and rerunning of SAP process chains Using the Tivoli Dynamic Workload Console, now you can: * Display details about an SAP process chain that you scheduled as a Tivoli Workload Scheduler job, and any local subchains it contains. * Rerun a Tivoli Workload Scheduler job that submits an SAP process chain, choosing among the following behaviors: * Submitting a new process chain instance. * Rerunning the original process chain from the failed processes. * Restarting a specific process of the original process chain. * Updating the status and details of the original process chain. 1.1.1.2 Definition of event rules based on IDoc records You can monitor Intermediate Document (IDoc) records in SAP systems and forward events to the Tivoli Workload Scheduler's event integration framework. Using the Tivoli Dynamic Workload Console or composer command line, you define an event condition that contains the criteria that the IDocs must match to be forwarded to Tivoli Workload Scheduler. When the event condition occurs, the action you associated with it (for example, running a job) is performed. 1.1.2 Problems fixed This section lists all APARs and internal defects solved by this fix pack. 1.1.2.1 APARs and Defects Fixed in Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications Fix Pack 01 for Version 8.4.0 List of APARs fixed: Code APARs: * IZ09051: Sap Joblog is filled * IZ23886: Update of ABAP variant content with dynamic job def is not working for XBP 1.0 sap. * IZ21938: EEWWO0109E An internal error has occurred, errors encountered intermittently when launching SAP R/3 process chains. 1.2 Fix pack structure This section describes the structure of the images contained in this fix pack. It is divided into the following topics: * 1.2.1, "Fix pack structure in the installation CDs" * 1.2.2, "Fix pack files available via FTP" 1.2.1 Fix pack structure in the installation CDs This section shows the contents of the six CDs in this fix pack. CD1 includes Fix Pack 01 images for AIX and for Microsoft Windows. It has the following structure: +---CD1 | +---AIX | | | +---I386NT | | | +---launchpad | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---ZOS +--- ... CD2 includes the Fix Pack 01 images for LINUX and LINUX390. It has the following structure: +---CD2 | +---launchpad | | | +---LINUX | | | +---LINUX390 | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---ZOS +--- ... CD3 includes the Fix Pack 01 images for HPUX. It has the following structure: +---CD3 | +---HP | | | +---launchpad | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---ZOS +--- ... CD4 includes the Fix Pack 01 images for SOLARIS. It has the following structure: +---CD4 | +---launchpad | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---SOLARIS | | | +---ZOS +--- ... CD5 includes the Fix Pack 01 images for SOLARIS_I386. It has the following structure: +---CD5 | +---launchpad | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---SOLARIS_I386 | | | +---ZOS +--- ... CD6 includes the Fix Pack 01 images for HPIA64. It has the following structure: +---CD6 | +---HPIA64 | | | +---launchpad | | | +---LICENSE | | | +---RESPONSE_FILES | | | +---ZOS +--- ... 1.2.2 Fix pack files available via FTP +---AIX | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_AIX.TAR | +---HP | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_HP.TAR | +---HPIA64 | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_HPIA64.TAR | +---LINUX | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_LINUX.TAR | +---LINUX390 | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_LINUX390.TAR | +---SOLARIS | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_SOLARIS.TAR | +---SOLARIS_I386 | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_SOLARIS_I386.TAR | +---I386NT | 8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001_I386NT.TAR | +---8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001.pdf +---8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001.txt +---8.4.0-TIV-TWSWSE-FP0001.VSR 1.3 Installing the fix pack This section describes how to install IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications, Version 8.4 fix pack 01. Fix pack 01 upgrades all the extended agents associated to the selected Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Application, Version 8.4 instances. Fix packs are cumulative, so you can apply them directly to the general availability version of the product. Remember, however, that no fix pack will install unless you have the general availability version of the product installed on your computer. Before you install the fix pack, ensure that the following prerequisites are met: * Tivoli Workload Scheduler processes are stopped * No extended agent method is running The section is divided into the following sub sections: * 1.3.1, "Hardware and software requirements" * 1.3.2, "Fix pack installation method" 1.3.1 Hardware and software requirements Supported platforms Supported platforms at the time of the release are detailed in the User's Guide. For the most recent information, consult the supported platforms matrix on the IBM software support Web site: http:/www.ibm.com/software/support. 1. From the Web site, select Tivoli support from the Other support sites list. 2. When the page displays, select IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications from the Choose a product pull-down list. 3. Click the Supported Platforms in the Related Links section. 4. Click the Tivoli Platform and Database Support Matrix link. 5. Enter your IBM registration ID and password. System requirements Hardware and software prerequisites are detailed in the Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications: Release Notes. There are currently no changes to the information included in the Release Notes. 1.3.2 Fix pack installation method The section is divided into following sub section: * 1.3.2.1, "Installing using the ISMP wizard" * 1.3.2.2, "Installing using the ISMP silent installation" * 1.3.2.3, "Alternate install script on UNIX" * 1.3.2.4, "Installing using the Software Distribution installation" * 1.3.2.5, "Z/OS installation" 1.3.2.1 Installing using the ISMP wizard To install the fix pack using the InstallShield MultiPlatform (ISMP) wizards perform the following steps: 1. Run the setup installation command appropriate for the platform on which you are installing the fix pack. The setup installation commands are located in platform specific directories. The installation program is launched. 2. The Welcome window is displayed. Click Next to continue. The installation program detects and lists all the instances installed on your workstation. 3. From the list, select the instance on which you want to apply the fix pack, and click Next to continue. 4. Choose one of the following actions and click Next to continue: * Apply * Rollback * Commit * Repair 5. You are shown the location where the files are installed with the features you selected, click Next to continue. 6. The installation starts. 7. Click Finish to complete the installation. Note: Installing on HP-UX you could have this message: A Java Virtual Machine (JVM)is being installed in "/images/hpfta/tws/methods/_tools" and will overwrite the contents of this directory. Do you wish to overwrite this directory? You must answer yes, otherwise the installation fails. 1.3.2.2 Installing using the ISMP silent installation This section describes how to install the fix pack using the setup installation command in silent mode. You can either specify the installation options directly on the command line or in a response file. Note: Use the Installation option strings the exact way they are given below. To install the fix pack specifying the installation options directly on the command line, run one of the following commands: * In a Windows environment: setup.exe -silent installation_options * In a UNIX environment: setup.bin -silent installation_options Where the installation_options, both required, are: -W CHANGE_INSTANCE_NAME_BEAN.value="INSTANCE_NAME" and -W DISPLAY_ACTION.selectedAction="ACTION" Where: INSTANCE_NAME Any TWS for Applications instance is identified by an instance name. This is usually the TWS user that owns the TWS home directory where the method was installed, but there are installation procedures that let the user choose the name for the instance (e.g. when performing a GA silent installation). You have to specify the instance name assigning its value to this option. ACTION Is the type of action you can perform. It can be one of the following values: APPLY Apply the fix pack. If the fix pack is already applied it will be interpreted as a repair action UNDO Rollback the fix pack COMMIT Commit the fix pack This is an example that performs the APPLY action to a fix pack on a UNIX workstation: setup.bin -silent -W CHANGE_INSTANCE_NAME_BEAN.value="twsuser" -W DISPLAY_ACTION.selectedAction="APPLY" To install the fix pack using a response file, create your response file, or customize the TWS4APPSSilent.txt template response file contained in the RESPONSE_FILE directory of the fix pack. See the 1.2.1, "Fix pack structure in the installation CDs" for a detailed description of the fix pack structure CD-ROM. The response file must be accessible from the workstation where you want to perform the installation. Entries in the response file use the following format: option=value. Each entry must be written on a separate line. To install the fix pack using a response file, run one of the following commands depending on the operating system in which you are applying the fix pack: * In a Windows environment setup.exe -silent -options responsefile where responsefile is the name of the response file you created. * In a UNIX environment setup.bin -silent -options responsefile where responsefile is the name of the response file you created. This is a example of a response file that performs the APPLY action on the fix pack: -W CHANGE_INSTANCE_NAME_BEAN.value="maestro" -W DISPLAY_ACTION.selectedAction="APPLY" 1.3.2.3 Alternate install script on UNIX This section describes how to install and uninstall the fix pack using the twsappsFPinst script. The uninstall process uninstall all access method simultaneously. Using the twsappsFPinst script you cannot: * Install the Option Editor * Have translated messages, because installation script is not localized. All the messages are shown in English Because this installation script is included in the fix pack package, you can use it directly from the fix pack CD while applying a fix pack. To install the fix pack using the twsappsFPinst, perform the following steps: 1. Run the twsappsFPinst using the syntax described below: If you want to know the syntax for the command, run: twsappsFPinst -u If you want to know the version for the command, run: twsappsFPinst -v If you want to apply the fix pack, run: twsappsFPinst -apply -twsuser []... [-inst_dir ] If you want to commit the fix pack, run: twsappsFPinst -commit -twsuser []... [-inst_dir ] If you want to rollback the fix pack, run: twsappsFPinst -rollback -twsuser user_name [access_method]... [-inst_dir TWS_install_directory] If you want to uninstall the fix pack, run: twsappsFPinst -uninst -twsuser [-inst_dir ] Note: This will remove _tools and also_xauninst where: user_name Specifies the user under which Tivoli Workload Scheduler is installed. access_method Is one of the following: * SAP R/3 r3 * Oracle mcm * PeopleSoft ps * z/OS zos The following are examples of how to perform fix pack actions. In all the examples, the script is located in the /mnt/cdrom/AIX directory with the SPB directory and Tivoli Workload Scheduler is installed in the tws840 home directory (/home/tws840 Example 1 - Apply the fix pack to all the access methods belonging to the tws840 installation: [/mnt/cdrom/AIX]# ./twsappsFPinst -apply -twsuser tws840 Example 2 - The following example is equivalent to the previous (but it explicitly lists all the access methods): [/mnt/cdrom/AIX]# ./twsappsFPinst -apply -twsuser tws840 -r3 -zos -mcm Example 3 - Apply the fix pack to r3batch and zosagent only: [/mnt/cdrom/AIX]# ./twsappsFPinst -apply -twsuser tws840 -r3 -zos Example 4 - Apply the fix pack to r3batch only: [/mnt/cdrom/AIX]# ./twsappsFPinst -apply -twsuser tws840 -r3 The following are some usage examples to uninstall all the access methods or selected ones. Example 1- Uninstall the whole product (all the access methods) installed in the tws840 home directory; [/home/tws840/methods]# ./_xauninst/twsappsFPinst -uninstall -twsuser tws840 Note: This command removes the _tools and _xauninst directories. Example 2- Uninstall the whole product (all the access methods) installed in the Tivoli Workload Scheduler instance in /opt/tws840 directory; [/home/tws840/methods]# ./_xauninst/twsappsFPinst -uninstall -twsuser tws841 -twsdir /opt/tws840 Note: This command removes the _tools and _xauninst directories. Note: If you installed Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications using this script, you must install also the fix pack 01 using this same method, but you must launch the script in a shell where you have not set the Software Distribution environment with command: swd_env.sh Otherwise, the twsappsFPinst script is unable to find all the libraries it needs to be able to. 1.3.2.4 Installing using the Software Distribution installation To install the fix pack using the Software Distribution command line perform the following steps: 1. Import the TWS4APPS_method_platform.SPB into the Profile Manager, using the wimpspo command as follows: wimpspo -c @ProfileManager -f SOURCE PATH\TWS4APPS_method_platform_FP01.SPB -t build -p DEST_PATH\TWS4APPS_method_platform_FP01.SPB [SoftwarePackageName.8.2.1.01] If you specify the SoftwarePackageName, this must be the same name you specified to install the IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications, Version 8.4 software package. As default, if you do not specify the SoftwarePackageName, the software package profile TWS4APPS_method.8.4.0.01 is created in the profile manager. For a complete listing of the options required, see Chapter 2, "Installing IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications using Tivoli Software Distribution, version 4.1 or Tivoli Configuration Manager, version 4.2 or later" in the User's Guide. This section describes an example to install the fix pack 01 of the r3batch access method to a Windows endpoint, where the SoftwarePackageName of the IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications, Version 8.4 software package was TWS4APPS_R3BATCH_I386NT.8.4. To install the fix pack 01 of the r3batch access method launch the following command: wimpspo -c @myprofilemanager -f e:\I386NT\SPB\TWS4APPS_R3BATCH_I386NT_FP01.SPB -t build -p c:\fixpack\TWS4APPS_R3BATCH_I386NT_FP01.SPB TWS4APPS_R3BATCH_I386NT.8.4.0.01 Refer to the IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager Reference Manual for Software Distribution for a detailed explanation of the wimpspo command. For a complete list of options required to install by Software Distribution refer to the tables in Chapter 2 of "IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler for Applications: User's Guide" Version 8.4.0. 2. To install the fix pack in undoable mode, run the following command: winstsp -uy -D INSTALL_DIR=TWSHOME @SoftwarePackageName.8.4.0.01@Endpoint:endpointname Note: This is not valid for PeopleSoft. 3. To roll back to the previous code level, run the following command: wundosp @SoftwarePackageName.8.4.0.01 @Endpoint:endpointname 4. To commit the fix pack, run the following command: waccptsp @SoftwarePackageName.8.4.0.01 @Endpoint:endpointname 5. After the commit action, if you want to remove the software package, run the following command: wremovsp @SoftwarePackageName.8.4.0.01 @Endpoint:endpointname 6. To repair a fix pack installation, run the following command: winstsp -mr @SoftwarePackageName.8.4.0.01 @Endpoint:endpointname 1.3.2.5 Z/OS installation To install the fix pack 01, download the LOADLIB_840WSEFP01 and the SAMPLES_840WSEFP01 files contained in the ZOS directory of the fix pack 1.2.1, "Fix pack structure in the installation CDs" to the z/OS system. To unload the files onto your z/OS system: 1. From your TSO session emulator, select the ISPF command shell (TSO command) and use the File Transfer utility (Send to Host) to transfer the LOADLIB library and SAMPLES member from the CD to the z/OS system, setting the transfer for a logical record length of 80 and a fixed record format. 2. Receive the members in output data sets using the INDSN option. This unloads 12 load modules into the output library and two samples into the sample library. For example: LOADLIB 1. Issue the following command: TSO RECEIVE INDSN('TWS4APPS.LOADLIB.L80') A prompt is displayed similar to the following: INMR901I Dataset TWS84.XAGENT.V8R4M0.FIXPAC04.DRV1511.LOADLIB from TWSUSR2 on NODENAME NMR906A Enter restore parameters or 'DELETE' or 'END' + *** 2. Reply: da('TWS4APPS.LOADLIB') Where: "da" means "data set" and the MVS(TM) data set name in quotes is the name you want for the output loadlib data set. Some IEBCOPY messages are displayed as the library is uncompressed. SAMPLIB 1. Issue the following command: TSO RECEIVE INDSN('TWS4APPS.SAMPLIB.L80') A prompt is displayed similar to the following: INMR901I Dataset TWS84.XAGENT.V8R4M0.FIXPAC04.DRV1511. SAMPLIB from TWSUSR2 on NODENAME NMR906A Enter restore parameters or 'DELETE' or 'END' + *** 2. 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