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VMS Version 5.5-2 Release Notes
Order Number: AV-PQZAB-TE
August 1992
This document describes software problems,
corrections, restrictions, documentation changes,
and new hardware support that pertain to Version
5.5-2 of the VMS operating system.
Revision/Update Information: This is a new manual.
Software Version: VMS Version 5.5-2
Digital Equipment Corporation
Maynard, Massachusetts
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August 1992
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Contents
Preface................................................... xi
1 General User Release Notes
1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)................... 1-1
1.1.1 EDIT/TPU Command /NOWORK Qualifier-Problem
Corrected...................................... 1-1
1.1.2 Error Message Displayed When Non-Modem Port Is
Set to Modem................................... 1-1
1.1.3 ON Condition Response-Problem Corrected ....... 1-2
1.1.4 READ Command Error Message .................... 1-2
1.1.5 SET DEFAULT and SHOW DEFAULT Commands-Behavior
Changed........................................ 1-3
1.1.6 SET MESSAGE Command Changed-Problem
Corrected...................................... 1-3
1.1.7 SET TERMINAL/SPEED Command-Problem Corrected .. 1-4
1.1.8 SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC Command-Support Added ... 1-4
1.1.9 SHOW DEVICE/FULL Command-Problem Corrected .... 1-4
1.1.10 TYPE Command /PAGE Qualifier-Enhanced Screen
Usage.......................................... 1-6
1.2 Mail Utility (MAIL).............................. 1-6
1.2.1 MAIL Sends and Receives Compound DDIF and DTIF
Documents...................................... 1-6
1.2.2 Missing Error Message in MAIL-Problem
Corrected...................................... 1-6
1.3 VAXstation 4000 Keyboard Problem................. 1-7
1.4 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)............. 1-7
1.4.1 EVE Key Name Definitions-Problem Corrected .... 1-7
1.4.2 FILL Built-In Procedure-Problems Corrected .... 1-8
1.4.3 Tabs in Overstrike Mode-Problem Corrected ..... 1-9
1.4.4 Work Files-Problem Corrected .................. 1-9
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2 System Manager Release Notes
2.1 Allocation Classes in VAXcluster
Configurations-Restriction ...................... 2-1
2.2 Audit Analysis Utility /SELECT=STATUS=FAILURE
Qualifier-Problem Corrected...................... 2-1
2.3 AUTOGEN Command Procedure Notes.................. 2-2
2.3.1 AUTOGEN Problem When Executed from SYSMAN ..... 2-2
2.3.2 Specifying a Minimum Required Age for AUTOGEN
Feedback Data.................................. 2-2
2.3.3 Specifying the Number of Ethernet Adapters for
AUTOGEN........................................ 2-3
2.3.4 Specifying the Number of VAXcluster Nodes for
AUTOGEN........................................ 2-3
2.3.5 Suggested Workaround to SYSMAN Value Error .... 2-4
2.3.6 TMSCP_LOAD Parameter-Problem Corrected ........ 2-5
2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP).......................... 2-6
2.4.1 BACKUP Denies Privileged Users Access to a
Tape........................................... 2-6
2.4.2 BACKUP/LIST Operations on a Save Set .......... 2-6
2.4.3 Data Compactions on Tape Drives ............... 2-7
2.4.4 Extending Index Files ......................... 2-7
2.4.5 Message Status Codes Restored ................. 2-7
2.4.6 Multivolume Logical Names ..................... 2-8
2.4.7 Multivolume Save Operations from a
Subprocess..................................... 2-8
2.4.8 Saving and Restoring Alias Directories ........ 2-8
2.4.9 Tape Volume Protection ........................ 2-10
2.5 Batch and Print Queuing System................... 2-10
2.5.1 ALL-IN-1 and Batch and Print Queuing
System-Interaction Problems Corrected.......... 2-10
2.5.2 Chance of Queuing System Shutting Off During
Node Shutdown.................................. 2-10
2.5.3 Corruption Detection for Queues ............... 2-11
2.5.4 DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC Command Allows Only One
Name to a Number............................... 2-12
2.5.5 VAX Distributed Queuing Service (DQS) Print
Symbiont-Suggested Workaround.................. 2-13
2.5.6 Generic Queues with Implicit Target
Lists-Change in Behavior....................... 2-14
2.5.7 Queue Manager CPU Limit-Problem Corrected ..... 2-15
2.5.8 Queue Manager Stop_Pending Status-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-15
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2.5.9 Queue Manager SYMDEL Message-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-15
2.5.10 Saving Information in the Queue
Database-Problem Corrected..................... 2-16
2.5.11 SUBMIT/USER and PRINT/USER Commands Provide
Incorrect Account Name-Problem Corrected....... 2-16
2.5.12 SYNCHRONIZE Command-Problem Corrected ......... 2-17
2.6 CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM Command Procedure-Updated to
Read Undefined System Disks...................... 2-17
2.7 Data Corruption on Disk with New Allocation
Class............................................ 2-17
2.8 DECnet-VAX Notes................................. 2-18
2.8.1 Adjusting NETACP Quotas with NETACP$ Logical
Names.......................................... 2-18
2.8.2 Cluster Synchronization Improved .............. 2-20
2.8.3 Event Logger-Problem Corrected ................ 2-20
2.8.4 EXECUTOR NODE Corruption-Problem Corrected .... 2-21
2.8.5 FDDI and Token Ring Device Support-Problem
Corrected and Improvements Added............... 2-21
2.8.6 FDDI Line Parameters for Phase IV Network
Management..................................... 2-21
2.8.6.1 SHOW LINE Display Modified.................. 2-25
2.8.7 NCP Command Prevents Unauthorized Connections
to the Mail Server............................. 2-27
2.8.8 NCP Commands for DNS Interface ................ 2-27
2.8.9 NETACP Allocation of Node Counter Blocks
Changed........................................ 2-28
2.8.10 NETDRIVER PATH SPLIT POLICY Call-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-30
2.8.11 NETACP Endnode Failover-Problem Corrected ..... 2-30
2.8.12 NDDRIVER Queue Corruption-Problem Corrected ... 2-30
2.8.13 NCP Module Configurator-Problem Corrected and
Improvements Added............................. 2-30
2.8.14 NCP SHOW KNOWN NODES Display-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-31
2.8.15 Patched Images for DNS Version 1.1 ............ 2-31
2.8.16 Phase IV Support for DSW-21 and DSW-41/42
Devices........................................ 2-31
2.9 DECwindows....................................... 2-32
2.9.1 Dashed Lines Drawn Incorrectly-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-32
2.9.2 DECwindows Monitor Density Is Now Definable ... 2-32
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2.9.3 DECwindows Server Incompatibility with DEC
PHIGS.......................................... 2-34
2.9.4 DECwindows Use of SMP with DECsound and
SODRIVER....................................... 2-35
2.9.5 SoftPC with DECwindows Server-Keyboard
Problem........................................ 2-35
2.9.6 Tiled Operations Drawn in Wrong Window-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-36
2.10 Delta/XDelta Utility (DELTA/XDELTA).............. 2-36
2.10.1 Delta/XDelta Utility-Booting New
VAX Computers.................................. 2-36
2.11 Disk Class Drivers............................... 2-37
2.11.1 MSCPCLASS Error-Problem Corrected ............. 2-37
2.11.2 Opcode for MSCP Message Improperly Set-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-38
2.11.3 Shutdown Error While Copy Operation in
Progress-Problem Corrected..................... 2-38
2.11.4 Volume Shadow Set Members Race
Condition-Problem Corrected.................... 2-38
2.12 Distributed Lock Manager......................... 2-38
2.12.1 Block Transfer to an Unavailable Node Caused
System Failure- Problem Corrected.............. 2-38
2.12.2 Lock Range Value Corruption-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-39
2.12.3 Remastering Routine Race Condition-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-39
2.12.4 RSPFATAL Status Caused System Failure-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-39
2.12.5 System Parameter Added to Lock Manager ........ 2-39
2.13 InfoServer Client-Startup Behavior Change........ 2-40
2.14 LAT Not Supported on DEQNA....................... 2-40
2.15 Mount Utility (MOUNT)............................ 2-40
2.15.1 Bound Volume Set Problem Using Volume Shadowing
Phase I and Phase II-Suggested Workaround...... 2-40
2.15.2 MOUNT Commands Delayed Other Nodes-Problems
Corrected...................................... 2-41
2.15.3 MOUNT Command Caused CPUs to Halt-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-42
2.15.4 Shadow Sets Improperly Allowed-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-42
2.15.5 Shadow Set Failure with Two-Member Volume
Shadow Set-Problem Corrected................... 2-42
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2.15.6 Shadow Set Logical Names Were Improperly
Defined-Problem Corrected...................... 2-42
2.15.7 Shadow Set Members Failed-Problem Corrected ... 2-43
2.15.8 Tape Compaction Problems for TA90E/91-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-43
2.15.9 Tape Density Improperly Set-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-43
2.15.10 TUDRIVER During Mount Operation-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-43
2.16 New Operating System License Types............... 2-43
2.17 Operator Communication Manager (OPCOM) Restart... 2-45
2.18 PATHWORKS PC Clients Can Interfere with
InfoServer Clients............................... 2-45
2.19 POSIX Version 1.0 Users Should Upgrade to POSIX
Version 1.1...................................... 2-46
2.20 RMS Journaling................................... 2-46
2.20.1 Invalid Journals-Workaround ................... 2-46
2.20.2 RMS Journaling with DCL Command RECOVER-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-46
2.21 SET PREFERRED PATH Problem-Suggested Workaround
................................................. 2-47
2.22 System Management Utility (SYSMAN) Server Hang... 2-48
2.23 System Parameter LGI_BRK_TERM-Problem Corrected.. 2-48
2.24 System Symbol Definitions for High-Level
Languages........................................ 2-48
2.25 VAX 6000-600 Warm Start for Systems with Battery
Backup-Problem Corrected......................... 2-49
2.26 VAX 62xx and 63xx Systems with KLESI or UNIBUS
Adapters Enabled................................. 2-49
2.27 Verify Utility (VERIFY).......................... 2-50
2.27.1 File Header Identifier Error-Problem
Corrected...................................... 2-50
2.27.2 Lost File Header Repair Caused Corruption of
Data-Problem Corrected......................... 2-50
2.28 VAXstation 3100 Model 80 and VAXstation 4000
Model 60-Problem Corrected....................... 2-51
2.29 VMS Upgrade and VMS Update Procedures-Checking
Directories...................................... 2-51
2.30 VMS Volume Shadowing ............................ 2-52
2.30.1 Improved Performance for Merge and Copy
Operations .................................... 2-52
2.30.2 Effects on Performance ........................ 2-54
2.30.3 Enabling Assisted Merge Operations ........... 2-56
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2.30.4 Enabling Assisted Copy Operations ............. 2-59
2.30.5 Controlling the Shadowing Performance Assists
on HSC Controllers............................. 2-62
2.30.6 VMS Volume Shadowing Restrictions ............ 2-63
2.30.6.1 Recommended Version for VAXclusters, Volume
Shadowing, and Striping..................... 2-63
2.30.6.2 Using VMS Volume Shadowing in a
Mixed-Version Cluster ...................... 2-63
2.30.6.3 Memory Requirements for VMS Volume
Shadowing................................... 2-64
2.30.6.4 Unnecessary Merge During System
Reboot-Suggested Workaround ................ 2-66
2.30.6.5 Connection Loss During Shadowing State
Change May Cause Bugcheck .................. 2-66
2.30.7 Supported Shadow Sets Maximum Increased to 75
............................................... 2-66
2.30.7.1 SHOW DEVICES Display Incorrect for Merge
Copy ....................................... 2-67
2.30.7.2 Assisted Copy Operation Resets Incorrectly
After Minimerge............................. 2-67
2.31 VMS Version 5.4 to Version 5.5 Queue Database
Upgrade Problem Resolution....................... 2-67
2.31.1 Problem Information ........................... 2-67
2.32 XQP and File System in Mixed-Version
VAXclusters...................................... 2-70
3 Programmer Release Notes
3.1 DSA Multiple Controllers Timeout Errors-Problem
Corrected........................................ 3-1
3.2 LATSYM Error During Hangup Event-Problem
Corrected........................................ 3-1
3.3 Mail Utility (MAIL)-Callable Mail No Longer Loses
System Privileges................................ 3-1
3.4 Mailbox Driver EXE$SNDEVMSG Routine Error........ 3-2
3.5 Pseudoterminal Driver Control Connection
Routines......................................... 3-3
3.6 Remote Port Command Procedure Sample............. 3-3
3.7 RMS Journaling................................... 3-3
3.7.1 Access to a Remote Indexed Read-Only File Can
Fail-Problem Corrected......................... 3-4
3.7.2 Deadlock Among Multiple Detached Recovery
Servers-Problem Corrected...................... 3-4
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3.7.3 RMS Journaling Detached Recovery-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-4
3.7.4 TID Format in Transaction Error Messages ...... 3-4
3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)...... 3-5
3.8.1 BLOCK_BORDER-Problem Corrected ................ 3-5
3.8.2 Incorrect Output with Terminal Device Set to
VT80-Problem Corrected......................... 3-5
3.8.3 Input Routine-Problem Corrected ............... 3-5
3.8.4 Line Wrapping Outside Virtual Display-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-5
3.8.5 SMG$ Viewport-Problem Corrected ............... 3-6
3.8.6 SMG$ Access Violation-Problem Corrected ....... 3-6
3.8.7 SMG$ Virtual Display Access Violation-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-6
3.8.8 SMG$CHANGE_PBD_CHARACTERISTICS Routine with
DECwindows DECterm-Problem Corrected........... 3-6
3.8.9 SMG$CHANGE_RENDITION Display-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-7
3.8.10 SMG$CHANGE_VIEWPORT Label Disappearance-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-7
3.8.11 SMG$CHANGE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY-Problems
Corrected...................................... 3-7
3.8.12 SMG$CREATE_MENU Access Violation-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-7
3.8.13 SMG$DISABLE_BROADCAST_TRAPPING Incompatible
with SMG$DISABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-8
3.8.14 SMG$DISABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT Invalid Channel
Error-Problem Corrected........................ 3-8
3.8.15 SMG$EXECUTE_COMMAND Aborted by
STOP/ID=xxxx-Problem Corrected................. 3-8
3.8.16 SMG$INSERT_CHARS Wrap-Problem Corrected ....... 3-8
3.8.17 SMG$INVALIDATE_DISPLAY Wide Character
Display-Problem Corrected...................... 3-8
3.8.18 SMG$M_RETURN_IMMED Flag-Problem Corrected ..... 3-9
3.8.19 SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Screen Output-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-9
3.8.20 SMG$PRINT_PASTEBOARD Routine-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-9
3.8.21 SMG$PUT_CHARS_MULTI Routine Rendition
Argument-Problem Corrected..................... 3-9
3.8.22 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE and SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE
Text Overwritten-Problem Corrected............. 3-10
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3.8.23 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE ASCII Characters
Displayed-Problem Corrected.................... 3-10
3.8.24 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE and SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE
Start-Row and Start-Column Arguments-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-10
3.8.25 SMG$PUT_HELP_TEXT with INVISIBLE
Attribute-Problem Corrected.................... 3-10
3.8.26 SMG$PUT_LINE Output-Problem Corrected ......... 3-11
3.8.27 SMG$PUT_LINE_HIGHWIDE Routine-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-11
3.8.28 SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI Routine-Problems
Corrected...................................... 3-11
3.8.29 SMG$PUT_STATUS_LINE Display Character-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-12
3.8.30 SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE Routine-Problems
Corrected...................................... 3-12
3.8.31 SMG$READ_STRING Routine-Problems Corrected .... 3-13
3.8.32 SMG$READ_VERIFY Input_Length-New Optional
Argument....................................... 3-14
3.8.33 SMG$READ_VERIFY Routine Resultant-String
Argument-Problem Corrected..................... 3-15
3.8.34 SMG$REMOVE_LINE Line Characters-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-15
3.8.35 SMG$SAVE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Special Graphics
Display-Problem Corrected...................... 3-15
3.8.36 SMG$SNAPSHOT Routine-Problem Corrected ........ 3-16
3.8.37 SMG$UNPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Return
Status-Problem Corrected....................... 3-16
3.8.38 TERMTABLE Print-Screen Definitions-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-16
3.9 SCSI Disk Class Driver Audio $QIO Functions...... 3-16
3.10 System Services Notes............................ 3-16
3.10.1 $ADJWSL Argument-Problem Corrected ............ 3-17
3.10.2 $CREMBX System Service-Maximum Allowable BUFQUO
Value Changed.................................. 3-17
3.10.3 Return Codes from $GETQUI and $SNDJBC-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-17
3.10.4 $SNDJBC System
Service-SJC$_CHARACTERISTIC_NUMBER
Problem Corrected.............................. 3-18
3.10.5 $START_TRANS-Status Return Codes Altered ...... 3-18
3.11 VAX BASIC Run-Time Library READ REGARDLESS Clause
- Problem Corrected.............................. 3-19
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3.12 VAX C Run-Time Library Notes..................... 3-19
3.12.1 Atof Function-Problem Corrected ............... 3-19
3.12.2 Ceil and Floor Functions-Problem Corrected .... 3-19
3.12.3 Longjmp Function-Problem Corrected ............ 3-19
3.12.4 Math Functions-Problem Corrected .............. 3-20
3.12.5 Qsort Function-Problem Corrected .............. 3-20
3.12.6 Scanw Function-Problem Corrected .............. 3-20
3.12.7 SETVBUF Program-Problem Corrected ............. 3-20
3.12.8 Socket Function Calls-Problems Corrected ...... 3-21
3.12.9 Strncat Function-Problem Corrected ............ 3-21
3.13 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)............. 3-21
3.13.1 GET_INFO Built-In Procedure-New Parameter ..... 3-21
3.13.2 READ_LINE Built-In Procedure-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-22
3.13.3 SCANL and SPANL Built-In Procedures-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-22
3.13.4 SEARCH Built-In Procedure-Problem Corrected ... 3-22
3.13.5 SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) Built-In Procedure-New
Optional Parameter............................. 3-22
3.13.6 SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) Built-In
Procedure-Restrictions......................... 3-24
3.13.7 New Security Option Bit Added to VAXTPU
Callable Interface............................. 3-24
3.13.8 WRITE_FILE Built-In Procedure Output-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-25
3.14 VMS Debugger..................................... 3-25
3.14.1 Debug with VMS Linker-Problem Corrected ....... 3-26
3.14.2 Debugging Multi-Image Programs-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-26
3.14.3 Debugging Programs with LCK$M_DEQALL Modifier -
Suggested Workaround........................... 3-26
3.15 XQP and File System.............................. 3-26
3.15.1 Erase-on-Delete Data Blocks Not Erased-Problem
Corrected...................................... 3-27
3.15.2 File Truncation-Problem Corrected ............. 3-27
3.15.3 Lock-Conversion Condition Caused System
Failure-Problem Corrected...................... 3-27
3.15.4 Null-Mode Lock Request Caused System
Failure-Problem Corrected...................... 3-27
3.15.5 SS$_DEADLOCK Error Status Returned on File
Creation or Extension-Problem Corrected........ 3-27
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4 Documentation Release Notes
4.1 VMS Audit Analysis Utility Manual................ 4-1
4.2 VMS Device Support Reference Manual.............. 4-1
4.3 VMS Network Control Program Manual............... 4-2
4.4 VMS System Services Reference Manual............. 4-2
4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual.. 4-3
A Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver
A.1 SCSI Audio Commands.............................. A-1
A.2 $QIO Interface to Audio Functionality of the SCSI
Disk Class Driver................................ A-4
A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB)........... A-5
A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio
Functions........................................ A-10
A.5 Using CD-ROM to Store Both Data and Audio
Information...................................... A-14
A.6 Programming Audio Applications................... A-15
A.7 Application Program Example Using SCSI Audio
Capabilities..................................... A-15
B New and Changed System Messages
C VMS TURBOchannel Device Driver Support
C.1 Hardware Environment............................. C-2
C.1.1 Address Maps .................................. C-2
C.2 DMA Transactions................................. C-3
C.2.1 4 MB Mapped DMA Space ......................... C-3
C.2.2 104 MB Unmapped DMA Space ..................... C-4
C.2.3 Using TURBOchannel DMA Routines ............... C-4
C.3 Handling Interrupts.............................. C-5
C.4 Coding a TURBOchannel Device Driver.............. C-5
C.4.1 SYSGEN Autoconfigure .......................... C-7
C.5 Assembling and Linking a TURBOchannel Driver..... C-7
C.6 Loading a TURBOchannel Device Driver............. C-8
C.7 TURBOchannel Operating System Routines........... C-9
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IOC$ALOTCMAP_DMA, IOC$ALOTCMAP_DMAN.............. C-10
IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMA, IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN............ C-13
IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA, IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN.............. C-15
Index
Figures
2-1 Serving Nodes in a CI or DSSI Configuration ... 2-64
A-1 Audio Control Block (AUCB) .................... A-5
A-2 Output Channel Selection and Volume Settings
for CD-ROM Ports as Used by the SET_VOLUME
Function....................................... A-11
C-1 VAXstation with a TURBOchannel Subsystem ...... C-2
C-2 TURBOchannel Map for the VAXstation CPU ....... C-2
C-3 TURBOchannel DMA to a VAX Host ................ C-3
C-4 TURBOchannel Map Register ..................... C-5
C-5 TURBOchannel Map Register Descriptor (TC_MD) .. C-11
Tables
2-1 VAX Boot Commands ............................. 2-36
2-2 VAX Boot Command Qualifier Values ............. 2-37
2-3 Controllers Supporting Copy and Merge
Assists........................................ 2-53
2-4 Copy Times in Minutes for Two-Member RA82
Shadow Sets ................................... 2-55
3-1 Possible Screen Effects of [window]
Parameter...................................... 3-23
4-1 License Unit Requirement Table (LURT) ......... 4-3
A-1 SCSI Disk Class Driver Audio Commands ......... A-1
A-2 Contents of Audio Control Block ............... A-6
A-3 VMS Status Codes Returned to the IOSB and AUCB
by the SCSI Disk Class Driver.................. A-13
C-1 Driver Entry Point Routines ................... C-5
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Preface
This document describes software problems, corrections,
restrictions, documentation changes, and new hardware
support that pertain to Version 5.5-2 of the VMS operating
system.
To apply the Version 5.5-2 update, you must be running at
least VMS V5.5 or VMS A5.5 on your system.
________________________ Note ________________________
The numerals that appear in the left margin beneath
the title of every release note indicate the version
number of the VMS operating system to which that
release note applies. For instance, a release note
that appears with 5.5-1 in the left margin indicates
that the information in this note was effective
starting with VMS Version 5.5-1.
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Intended Audience
The VMS Version 5.5-2 Release Notes are intended for all
system users. Read the release notes before applying the
Version 5.5-2 update.
Document Structure
This manual contains the following chapters and appendixes:
o Chapter 1 contains release notes intended for general
users of the VMS operating system.
o Chapter 2 contains release notes intended for system
managers.
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o Chapter 3 contains release notes intended for
application and system programmers.
o Chapter 4 contains additions and corrections to the VMS
Documentation Set.
o Appendix A contains information on audio extensions to
the disk class driver.
o Appendix B contains new system messages.
o Appendix C contains information on the VMS TURBOchannel
device driver.
Conventions
The following conventions are used in this manual:
Ctrl/x A sequence such as Ctrl/x indicates that
you must hold down the key labeled Ctrl
while you press another key or a pointing
device button.
PF1 x A sequence such as PF1 x indicates that
you must first press and release the
key labeled PF1, then press and release
another key or a pointing device button.
<Return> In examples, a key name enclosed in a
box indicates that you press a key on
the keyboard. (In text, a key name is not
enclosed in a box.)
. . . A horizontal ellipsis in examples
indicates one of the following
possibilities:
o Additional optional arguments in a
statement have been omitted.
o The preceding item or items can be
repeated one or more times.
o Additional parameters, values, or
other information can be entered.
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A vertical ellipsis indicates the
. omission of items from a code example
. or command format; the items are omitted
. because they are not important to the
topic being discussed.
( ) In format descriptions, parentheses
indicate that, if you choose more than
one option, you must enclose the choices
in parentheses.
[ ] In format descriptions, brackets indicate
optional elements. You can choose one,
none, or all of the options. (Brackets
are not optional, however, in the
syntax of a directory name in a VMS file
specification, or in the syntax of a
substring specification in an assignment
statement.)
{ } In format descriptions, braces surround
a required choice of options; you must
choose one of the options listed.
boldface text Boldface text represents the introduction
of a new term or the name of an argument,
an attribute, or a reason.
Boldface text is also used to show user
input in online versions of the manual.
italic text Italic text emphasizes important
information, indicates variables, and
indicates complete titles of manuals.
Italic text also represents information
that can vary in system messages (for
example, Internal error number), command
lines (for example, /PRODUCER=name), and
command parameters in text.
UPPERCASE TEXT Uppercase text indicates a command, the
name of a routine, the name of a file,
the name of a file protection code, or
the abbreviation for a system privilege.
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- A hyphen in code examples indicates that
additional arguments to the request are
provided on the line that follows.
numbers All numbers in text are assumed to
be decimal, unless otherwise noted.
Nondecimal radixes-binary, octal, or
hexadecimal-are explicitly indicated.
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General User Release Notes
This chapter contains information about the VMS Version
5.5-2 operating system for the general user.
1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)
The release notes in this section pertain to commands used
in the DIGITAL Command Language (DCL).
1.1.1 EDIT/TPU Command /NOWORK Qualifier-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed with the
/NOWORK qualifier for the DCL command EDIT/TPU. This
qualifier did not disable the creation and use of a
work file. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
1.1.2 Error Message Displayed When Non-Modem Port Is Set to Modem
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the TTDRIVER has been modified to
report an error if you try to set a port using either the
SET TERMINAL/MODEM or the SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC command,
and that port does not have hardware modem signal support.
This modification has no effect if the port has hardware
modem signal support.
The following is an example of the error message:
%SET-W-NOTSET, error modifying TWA1:
-SYSTEM-E-UNSUPPORTED, unsupported operation or function
In previous versions of VMS, if you issued the command
SET TERMINAL/MODEM on a port without hardware modem
signal support, the system ignored the command and sent
no message.
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1.1.3 ON Condition Response-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, DCL did not respond with
the ON condition when there was a warning or an error in
a command procedure invoked by the last line of another
command procedure. The following example illustrates this
problem:
$ TYPE MYFILE.COM
$ !MYFILE.COM
$ ON WARNING THEN WRITE SYS$OUTPUT "WARNING CONDITION DELIVERED"
$ OPEN MYFILE1 MYFILE1.COM/WRITE
$ WRITE MYFILE1 "$EXIT 0 ! RETURN ERROR"
$ CLOSE MYFILE1
$
$ @MYFILE1.COM !this is the last line of this command procedure
$
$
$@MYFILE.COM
%NONAME-W-NOMSG, Message number 00000000
Note that in this example, VMS does not deliver the ON
WARNING condition.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
DCL now correctly delivers the ON condition when an error
occurs because of a command procedure invoked by another
command procedure.
1.1.4 READ Command Error Message
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the DCL command READ has been changed
to provide an error message if you specify the /NOPROMPT
qualifier. In previous versions of VMS, DCL ignored the
/NOPROMPT qualifier, and returned no error message. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, using the /NOPROMPT qualifier with the READ
command results in the following error message:
%DCL-W-NOTNEG qualifier or keyword not negatable - remove "NO" or omit
\NOPROMPT\
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1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)
1.1.5 SET DEFAULT and SHOW DEFAULT Commands-Behavior Changed
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the DCL command SET DEFAULT does not
set the default correctly when you use a logical name that
has multiple translations. For example:
$ SET DEFAULT DISK1:[DIRECTORY1]
$ DEFINE myfile myfile1
$ DEFINE myfile1 DISK2:[DIRECTORY2]
$ SET DEFAULT myfile
$ SHOW DEFAULT
DISK1:[DIRECTORY2]
In this example, the default should read:
DISK2:[DIRECTORY2]
This problem will be corrected in a future release of VMS.
Currently, DCL does not show the right default device in
the SHOW DEFAULT command when you use a logical name that
has multiple translations. For example:
$ SET DEFAULT DISK1:[DIRECTORY]
$ DEFINE myfile myfile1
$ DEFINE myfile1 DISK2:[DIRECTORY]
$ SET DEFAULT myfile: ! Must be with a colon
$ SHOW DEFAULT
myfile:[DIRECTORY]
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$ENVIRONMENT("DEFAULT")
myfile:[DIRECTORY]
In this example, "myfile" is used as the default
device. The correct default directory display should be
DISK2:[DIRECTORY].
This SHOW DEFAULT behavior will be changed in a future
release of VMS.
1.1.6 SET MESSAGE Command Changed-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, using the DCL command SET
MESSAGE opened the message file in kernel mode. This
sometimes caused deadlocks to occur in the rundown of
processes if too many processes accessed the same message
file simultaneously. If this deadlock occurred, a process
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1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)
could not complete the logout process and you had to stop
the process manually.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
The image invoked by the DCL command SET MESSAGE has been
changed so that the message file is not opened in kernel
mode. This change to SET MESSAGE prevents any deadlocks
from happening in this situation.
1.1.7 SET TERMINAL/SPEED Command-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the DCL command SET TERMINAL
/SPEED=38400 on TTxx type ports improperly set the port
baud rate to 110. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected in the YEDRIVER; the command no longer has
any effect on the current baud rate. The TTxx hardware type
devices do not support the 38400 baud rate so setting this
baud rate would cause other problems. The hardware devices
that do support 38400 baud rate will not be affected by
this change. The DCL command SET TERMINAL/SPEED=38400 on
these devices will work the same as in the past.
1.1.8 SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC Command-Support Added
V5.5-2
VMS Version 5.5-2 adds modified modem polling support to
the YEDRIVER for the DCL command SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC.
The TTAn port requires modified modem polling that is not
required by other terminal ports, such as TXAn ports.
1.1.9 SHOW DEVICE/FULL Command-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the DCL command SHOW DEVICE
/FULL stopped displaying device information when it
encountered a device with access control list entries that
denied access. Notice that in the following example, when
access to device DUA0 was restricted, the SHOW DEVICE/FULL
command did not display information for device DUA1.
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1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)
$ SHOW DEVICE DU
Device Device Error Volume Free Trans Mnt
Name Status Count Label Blocks Count Cnt
DUA0: Mounted 0 TEST 145734 1 1
DUA1: Mounted 0 VAXVMSRL055 46062 262 1
$ SHOW PROCESS
6-MAR-1992 17:30:07.66 User: BAR Process ID: 00000A68
Node: FOO Process name: "BAR"
:
:
$ SET PROCESS/PRIVILEGE=ALL
$ SET ACL/ACL=(IDENTIFIER=[BAR],ACCESS=NONE)/OBJECT=DEVICE DUA0:
$ SET PROCESS/PRIVILEGE=NOALL
$ SHOW DEVICE/FULL DU
Disk FOO::DUA0:, device type .......
Error count 0 Operations completed 177041
Owner process "" Owner UIC [300,240]
Owner process ID 00000000 Dev Prot S:RWED,O:RWED,G:RWED,W:RWED
Reference count 1 Default buffer size 512
Total blocks 204864 Sectors per track 33
Total cylinders 776 Tracks per cylinder 8
Volume label "TEST" Relative volume number 0
Cluster size 3 Transaction count 1
Free blocks 145734 Maximum files allowed 30000
Extend quantity 5 Mount count 1
Mount status System Cache name "_FOO$DUA0:XQPCACHE"
Extent cache size 64 Maximum blocks in extent cache 14573
File ID cache size 64 Blocks currently in extent cache 75
Quota cache size 0 Maximum buffers in FCP cache 206
Device access control list:
%SYSTEM-F-NOPRIV, no privilege for attempted operation
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
SHOW DEVICE/FULL continues displaying information of other
devices that are available on the system.
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1.1 Digital Command Language (DCL)
1.1.10 TYPE Command /PAGE Qualifier-Enhanced Screen Usage
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the /PAGE qualifier for the DCL
command TYPE has been enhanced to better use the screen. In
previous versions of VMS, lines that were exactly as wide
as the screen were counted as two lines. In VMS Version
5.5-2, as much of the screen as possible is filled.
1.2 Mail Utility (MAIL)
The following release notes pertain to the VMS Mail Utility
(MAIL).
1.2.1 MAIL Sends and Receives Compound DDIF and DTIF Documents
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, MAIL sends and receives compound DDIF
or DTIF documents. MAIL uses these documents in a manner
similar to DECwindows Mail.
When MAIL receives a DDIF or DTIF document, it prompts
the user to extract the message to an external file. The
EXTRACT command creates the DDIF or DTIF file (and all
related files).
1.2.2 Missing Error Message in MAIL-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you used a TPU-based
callable editor (such as EVE or LSE) with the VMS Mail
Utility, and the terminal was not an ANSI-compliant CRT,
the requested edit did not occur, no error message showed,
and the next MAIL> prompt appeared.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected. The
following error message appears for these conditions:
%TPU-E-NONANSICRT, SYS$INPUT must be supported CRT
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1.3 VAXstation 4000 Keyboard Problem
1.3 VAXstation 4000 Keyboard Problem
V5.5-2
When you use a VAXstation 4000 series machine, and you also
use the graphics head console, pressing the HALT button and
entering CONTINUE at the console prompt leaves the keyboard
in a reset state. In this state, the keyboard sometimes
autorepeats (duplicate letters appear). To fix the keyboard
state, unplug the keyboard, then plug it in again.
1.4 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)
The release notes in this section pertain to changes and
corrections to the VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU) and
the EVE editing application within VAXTPU.
1.4.1 EVE Key Name Definitions-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when the EDT keypad was
active, the EVE command SHOW KEY returned invalid key
names for the GOLD-0 through GOLD-9 keys. This problem
affected the display generated by the HELP KEYS command
for those keys under the column labeled "Gold sequence."
If you entered HELP KEYS, EVE displayed the following
information (where <LF> is the line feed character and
<CR> is a carriage return):
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Gold sequence
Function
(GOLD = PF1)
. .
. .
. .
GOLD-1.0 Repeat
GOLD-<LF>SINGLE_QUO Repeat
GOLD-<LF>GOLD<LF>CR>SHIF Repeat
GOLD-GOLD Repeat
GOLD-FUNCTION Repeat
GOLD-KEYPAD Repeat
GOLD-SHIFT Repeat
GOLD-CTRL Repeat
GOLD-HELP Repeat
GOLD-ALT Repeat
. .
. .
. .
In VMS Version 5.5-2, EVE displays the correct key names
GOLD-0 through GOLD-9.
1.4.2 FILL Built-In Procedure-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed in which the
VAXTPU built-in procedure FILL affected characters at the
start of a range. This problem occurred when you filled a
multiline range and the beginning of the range was not the
beginning of a line. VAXTPU changed the position of the
text at the beginning of the range, inserting a line break.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
Also in previous versions of VMS, a similar problem existed
in which the VAXTPU built-in procedure FILL split a line at
an incorrect point when you filled a 1-line range. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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1.4.3 Tabs in Overstrike Mode-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you entered tabs using
overstrike mode (by typing over existing characters
rather than inserting them between these characters),
buffer change journaling occasionally caused an access
violation error. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
1.4.4 Work Files-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, VAXTPU work files that
consisted of temporary files were deleted when you exited
VAXTPU. You could not access these work files.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the work files are accessible
when you exit from VAXTPU. These files reside in
SYS$SCRATCH:TPU$WORK.TPU$WORK.
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System Manager Release Notes
This chapter includes information about the VMS Version
5.5-1 and VMS Version 5.5-2 operating systems for system
managers.
For a list of relevant system messages that are new in
VMS Version 5.5-1 and in VMS Version 5.5-2, refer to
Appendix B.
2.1 Allocation Classes in VAXcluster Configurations-Restriction
V5.5-2
For VMS Version 5.5-2, you cannot change allocation classes
when the VAXcluster system is running. Changing allocation
classes causes the affected device(s) to have multiple
device names across the cluster. This can cause data
corruption. To prevent the possibility of data corruption,
VMS Version 5.5-2 will force a system failure if it detects
a change in controller allocation class.
Changes can be performed only during regularly scheduled
VAXcluster downtime for maintenance and upgrades. For more
information, see the VMS VAXcluster Manual.
2.2 Audit Analysis Utility /SELECT=STATUS=FAILURE
Qualifier-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed in the VMS
Audit Analysis Utility that caused the system to refuse to
accept the /SELECT=STATUS=FAILURE qualifier. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected. The system now
accepts the /SELECT=STATUS=FAILURE qualifier.
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2.3 AUTOGEN Command Procedure Notes
2.3 AUTOGEN Command Procedure Notes
The notes in this section pertain to the AUTOGEN command
procedure.
2.3.1 AUTOGEN Problem When Executed from SYSMAN
V5.5-2
When you execute AUTOGEN on a remote node using the System
Management Utility (SYSMAN), AUTOGEN might return an access
violation error during the GETDATA phase. For example,
an access violation error might occur if you enter the
following commands:
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSMAN
SYSMAN> SET ENVIRONMENT/NODE=(NODE1,NODE2,NODE3)
SYSMAN> DO @SYS$UPDATE:AUTOGEN SAVPARAMS SETPARAMS
Digital suggests you execute AUTOGEN using a batch-oriented
command procedure as explained in the Guide to Setting Up a
VMS System. If the command procedure is not practical for
an individual case, log in to the desired node and execute
AUTOGEN interactively.
2.3.2 Specifying a Minimum Required Age for AUTOGEN Feedback Data
V5.5-2
With AUTOGEN, feedback data is useful only when a system
has been running long enough to accurately reflect the
system's normal workload. By default, AUTOGEN uses feedback
data if the data is older than 24 hours. You can define the
logical name AGEN$FEEDBACK_REQ_TIME to specify, in hours, a
different minimum age required for feedback data. AUTOGEN
uses this value to determine whether to use the feedback
data.
For example, you might define the logical name as shown,
to indicate that AUTOGEN should use feedback data if it is
older than 19 hours. Add this line in SYLOGICALS.COM so it
can be defined each time the system boots:
$ DEFINE AGEN$FEEDBACK_REQ_TIME 19
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2.3 AUTOGEN Command Procedure Notes
When AUTOGEN runs, it displays whether feedback data is
used, as follows:
Feedback information was collected on 21-JUN-1992 14:00:08.53
Old values below are the parameter values at the time of collection.
The feedback data is based on 19 hours of up time.
Feedback information will be used in the subsequent calculations
For more information on using AUTOGEN and feedback data,
see the Guide to Setting Up a VMS System.
2.3.3 Specifying the Number of Ethernet Adapters for AUTOGEN
V5.5-2
In a VAXcluster environment, you can define the symbol NUM_
ETHERADAPT in the file SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT to specify
the total number of Ethernet adapters in the cluster.
For example, you might include the following line in
MODPARAMS.DAT:
NUM_ETHERADAPT = 40
For more information on using AUTOGEN and defining symbols
in MODPARAMS.DAT, see the Guide to Setting Up a VMS System.
2.3.4 Specifying the Number of VAXcluster Nodes for AUTOGEN
V5.5-2
You can define the symbol NUM_NODES in the file
SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT to specify the number of nodes
that are to run in a VAXcluster system. AUTOGEN uses this
value to set parameters that are affected by the number of
VAXcluster nodes.
For example, you might include the following line in
MODPARAMS.DAT:
NUM_NODES = 30
For more information on using AUTOGEN and defining symbols
in MODPARAMS.DAT, see the Guide to Setting Up a VMS System.
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2.3 AUTOGEN Command Procedure Notes
2.3.5 Suggested Workaround to SYSMAN Value Error
V5.5-1
If you run AUTOGEN through the SETPARAMS phase, it may
display the following error:
%SMI-E-OUTRANGE, parameter is out of range
%AUTOGEN-I-ERROR, SETPARAMS phase was aborted due to
an unexpected error.
This error occurs when one of the parameters is above
the maximum or below the minimum value allowed for that
parameter. When AUTOGEN invokes the System Management
Utility (SYSMAN) to set the parameter value, SYSMAN
corrects the problem. For example, if a parameter is to
be set above its maximum value, SYSMAN sets the parameter
at the maximum value and continues. When SYSMAN completes,
AUTOGEN detects that an error has occurred and displays the
abort message. If you review the parameter values set by
AUTOGEN, you will see that they have been set correctly.
To identify which parameter is causing the problem, create
a command procedure similar to the following one and use
your editor to include the file SYS$SYSTEM:SETPARAMS.DAT:
$!
$ SET VERIFY
$!
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSMAN
$!
$! Include SYS$SYSTEM:SETPARAMS.DAT
$!
$ EXIT
When you execute the command procedure, the parameter names
will be displayed, allowing you to find the out-of-range
parameter.
To fix the cause of the problem, define the maximum or
minimum value for the parameter in the AUTOGEN parameter
file SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT by using the MAX_ or MIN_
prefix as follows:
MIN_parameter-name = minimum-value
MAX_parameter-name = maximum-value
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For example, to specify a maximum value of
400000 for PAGEDYN, add the following line to
SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT:
MAX_PAGEDYN = 400000
For information about the MAX_ and MIN_ prefixes and
MODPARAMS.DAT, see the Guide to Setting Up a VMS System.
2.3.6 TMSCP_LOAD Parameter-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
VMS Version 5.5 introduced the system parameter TMSCP_LOAD
to allow loading of the tape mass storage control protocol
(TMSCP) server software. However, a problem existed in
Version 5.5 causing AUTOGEN to inadvertently set the value
of this parameter to 1. Setting this parameter to 1 loads
the TMSCP software and sets locally connected tapes served.
This problem was documented in the VMS Version 5.5 cover
letter.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected. The value of TMSCP_LOAD is now 0 unless you
explicitly change it either manually or by specifying
the parameter value in the AUTOGEN parameter file
SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT.
Check the file MODPARAMS.DAT to make sure AUTOGEN correctly
handles this parameter for your system, as follows:
o If you find the following line in MODPARAMS.DAT, remove
it:
TMSCP_LOAD = 0
This line was added to work around the AUTOGEN problem;
it is no longer required, because 0 is the default
value.
o If you want to use the TMSCP server software, include
the following line in MODPARAMS.DAT:
TMSCP_LOAD = 1
This line directs AUTOGEN to set the value of this
parameter to 1.
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2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP)
2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP)
The release notes in this section pertain to the VMS Backup
Utility (BACKUP).
2.4.1 BACKUP Denies Privileged Users Access to a Tape
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.4-3, the fix of the problem to BACKUP
that corrected the use of tapes with protection masks
was incomplete. In certain situations, users with the
correct privileges are unable to access a tape. You can
add the protection mask to the volume with the DCL command
INITIALIZE prior to using the tape for a BACKUP save
operation, or you can specify a protection mask on the
BACKUP command line with the /PROTECTION qualifier. For
example, a tape may have the following protection mask:
SYSTEM:READ,WRITE and OWNER:READ,WRITE
If a tape has this protection mask and is owned by UIC
[1,4], a user who has a UIC of [100,77] and who is fully
privileged cannot access the tape. You can mount the tape,
but BACKUP denies you use of the tape.
2.4.2 BACKUP/LIST Operations on a Save Set
V5.5-2
In previous versions of the VMS operating system, there was
a problem with using a wildcard character in the directory
specification of a BACKUP/LIST command. BACKUP would do one
of the following:
o Exit normally if it could not find a save set on the
disk that matched the input save set
o Loop endlessly, displaying the first save set on the
disk that matched the input save set
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP correctly searches all
directories that match the wildcard specification and lists
all matching save sets.
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2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP)
2.4.3 Data Compactions on Tape Drives
V5.5-2
The VMS Version 5.5 Release Notes recommended extending
the BACKUP XOR error correction for data compaction drives.
However, because of the high reliability of data compaction
tape drives introduced with VMS Version 5.3-1, this is
no longer necessary, and you no longer need to extend the
BACKUP XOR error correction.
2.4.4 Extending Index Files
V5.5-2
In previous versions of the VMS operating system, a problem
occurred when you initialized a disk and extended the
INDEXF.SYS file using the /HEADERS and /MAXIMUM_FILES
qualifiers. During a BACKUP/IMAGE restore or copy operation
with /NOINITIALIZE as the output-device qualifier, BACKUP
ignored the extension that you made to the index file.
BACKUP created on the target disk an INDEXF.SYS file that
was the same size as the INDEXF.SYS file on the source
disk.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP preserves the size of
the INDEXF.SYS file on the target disk when you use
/NOINITIALIZE as an output-device qualifier. As a result,
the index file on the target disk must be large enough to
accommodate the number of files that will be copied from
the source disk. If INDEXF.SYS is too small, the BACKUP
operation aborts and displays an error message.
2.4.5 Message Status Codes Restored
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the numeric values for BACKUP
message status codes could change with each new release of
VMS. This sometimes caused a user-written command procedure
to fail if it explicitly specified the numeric values for
status code checks.
VMS Version 5.5-2 restores the values for BACKUP message
status codes that existed since VMS Version 5.5. Future
versions of the VMS operating system will not redefine the
existing values for BACKUP message status codes.
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2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP)
2.4.6 Multivolume Logical Names
V5.5-2
In previous versions of the VMS operating system, when
BACKUP dismounted the first tape drive of a multivolume
save or restore, it deassigned the logical name that was
defined for the device when it was mounted.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP preserves the first tape
drive of a multivolume save or restore, it deassigned the
logical name that was defined for the device when it was
mounted.
2.4.7 Multivolume Save Operations from a Subprocess
V5.5-2
In previous versions of the VMS operating system, you could
not complete a multivolume save operation from a subprocess
when you used BACKUP. The operation failed and issued an
error message stating that the tape drive was allocated to
another user (the parent process).
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP will handle a multivolume
backup from a subprocess by explicitly allocating the tape
drive to the subprocess. If the tape drive is allocated
to the parent process when you start your backup in the
subprocess, BACKUP fails with the following message:
Device already allocated.
2.4.8 Saving and Restoring Alias Directories
V5.5-2
On a VMS system disk, the file SYSCOMMON.DIR is an alias
directory of the file [000000]VMS$COMMON.DIR. This means
that both files point to the same file header. In previous
versions of the VMS operating system, this caused a problem
performing an image backup and restore of the system disk.
During the restore operation, BACKUP did not properly
restore the VMS$COMMON.DIR file. Although this does not
affect the system disk, it might produce errors with
DIGITAL Command Language (DCL) lexical functions.
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To determine if your system disk has this problem, make
sure that you have the LOGIO privilege and enter the DUMP
/HEADER/BLOCK command as follows:
$ DUMP/HEADER/BLOCK=(COUNT=0) DISK:[000000]VMS$COMMON.DIR
Map area offset: 100
Access control area offset: 255
Reserved area offset: 255
.
.
.
Identification area
File name: SYSCOMMON.DIR;1
Revision number: 3
Creation date: 15-JUN-1989 05:27:35.68
Revision date: 23-JUN-1992 13:13:53.04
Expiration date: <none specified>
Backup date: <none specified>
Map area
Retrieval pointers
Count: 2 LBN: 5411
Checksum: 16366
If the file name in the Identification Area part of the
display is not VMS$COMMON.DIR, as shown in this example,
your system disk is affected by this problem. To restore
VMS$COMMON to its proper state, enter the following
commands:
$ SET FILE/ENTER=SYSCOMMON.DIR VMS$COMMON.DIR
$ SET FILE/REMOVE VMS$COMMON.DIR
$ RENAME SYSCOMMON.DIR VMS$COMMON.DIR
If you execute the DUMP command again, the Identification
Area part of the display should contain VMS$COMMON.DIR.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP handles alias directories
correctly during an image restore operation.
________________________ Note ________________________
Restoring image backups created with a previous VMS
version will cause the problem to recur.
______________________________________________________
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2.4 Backup Utility (BACKUP)
2.4.9 Tape Volume Protection
V5.5-2
In previous versions of the VMS operating system,
initializing a tape volume with the INITIALIZE/PROTECTION
command and then using the tape in a BACKUP/REWIND save
operation had the following effects:
o BACKUP changed the protection, giving world write
access.
o Users could initialize the tape regardless of whether
they had write access to the tape.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, BACKUP correctly handles the
protection of a tape volume in this situation.
2.5 Batch and Print Queuing System
The following release notes pertain to the VMS Batch and
Print Queuing System.
2.5.1 ALL-IN-1 and Batch and Print Queuing System-Interaction
Problems Corrected
V5.5-1
In VMS Version 5.5, there were interaction problems between
the new Batch and Print Queuing System and the ALL-IN-1
software that caused the OA$FORMATTER queue to function
improperly and occasionally caused the queue manager
process to abort.
In VMS Version 5.5-1, these problems have been corrected.
2.5.2 Chance of Queuing System Shutting Off During Node Shutdown
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5, there was a small chance that the Batch
and Print Queuing System would turn off when you shut down
a standalone machine, or from a node on which you removed
the queue manager from a cluster. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
this problem has been corrected.
Be aware that there are other events during the shutdown
procedure that can cause the queue manager to fail. For
example, if you keep the queuing database on a disk other
than the system disk, and then dismount that disk in the
shutdown procedure, it could cause the queue manager to
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fail. Another example is in a cluster environment if you
shut down a node after the queue manager fails over to
that node. In this case, it is possible that the shutdown
procedure will purge installed images that the queue
manager needs to start up, causing the queue manager to
fail.
If situations such as these occur and you bring the queue
manager back up on the same node, it will certainly fail
again. The queuing system is programmed to be shut down
completely if the queue manager fails twice on the same
node within 2 minutes. Therefore, the queuing system in
this situation would have been shut off and requires a
manual restart to resume queuing activity for the rest of
the cluster. A standalone machine requires a manual restart
of the queuing system after you reboot the system.
2.5.3 Corruption Detection for Queues
V5.5-1
The Queue Manager facility attempts to correct any kind of
corruption it detects. If it detects corruption in a queue
record, it may disable a queue to isolate the corruption.
When a queue is disabled, the following message is written
to the console and in the operator log file:
%QMAN-I-QUEDISCOR, "queue_name"
has been disabled due to database corruption
When a queue is disabled, any attempt to modify or submit
to it will return the following message:
%JBC-E-QUEDISABLED, disabled queue cannot be modified,
nor can a job be submitted to it
If you see either of these messages, do the following:
1. Submit a Software Performance Report (SPR) and include
copies of the queue file and master file of the queue
database.
2. Delete the queue and create a new queue to replace it.
Specific instructions are provided with the documentation
of the new system messages in Appendix B.
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2.5.4 DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC Command Allows Only One Name to a
Number
V5.5-2
In versions of VMS prior to Version 5.5-2, the DEFINE
/CHARACTERISTIC command for the Batch and Print Queuing
System allowed you to define more than one characteristic
name to a number, although this capability was unsupported.
The result of defining multiple characteristic names to a
number was unpredictable.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC command no
longer allows you to define more than one characteristic
name to a number.
If your queue configuration requires you to have more than
one characteristic name for a single number, you can define
logical names to achieve the same result. For example, you
might enter the following commands:
$ DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC SECOND_FLOOR 2
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXECUTIVE_MODE SALES_FLOOR SECOND_FLOOR
$ DEFINE/SYSTEM/EXECUTIVE_MODE SALES_DEPT SECOND_FLOOR
In this example, the characteristic name SECOND_FLOOR
is assigned to the characteristic number 2. The logical
names SALES_FLOOR and SALES_DEPT are then defined as
equivalent to the characteristic name SECOND_FLOOR. As
a result, the logical names SALES_FLOOR or SALES_DEPT
are equivalent to the characteristic name SECOND_FLOOR
and the characteristic number 2. These logical names can
be specified as the characteristic-name value for any
/CHARACTERISTIC=characteristic-name qualifier.
In a VAXcluster environment, you must define the logical
names on every node that requires them.
For more information on the DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC command,
see the VMS DCL Dictionary. For information on using
characteristics with queues, see the Guide to Maintaining a
VMS System.
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2.5.5 VAX Distributed Queuing Service (DQS) Print
Symbiont-Suggested Workaround
V5.5-1
Under certain conditions, a problem exists with the VAX
Distributed Queuing Service (DQS) Version 1.2 and VMS
Versions V5.5 and V5.5-1, and 5.5-2.
If DQS is installed as a client only, no problem
exists. However, print queues might fail if DQS is
installed as a server and you have initialized any print
queues with the DQS print symbiont as the processor
(INITIALIZE/QUEUE/PROCESSOR=DQS$PRTSMB.EXE).
If the print queues fail, perform the following steps:
1. If the system is hanging because the DQS print symbiont
is looping, manually stop the DQS print symbiont process
that is using the DQS$PRTSMB.EXE image, as follows:
a. Enter the SHOW SYSTEM command to show the DQS print
symbiont process that is looping. The process state
is COM. The process name is SYMBIONT_xxx. Take note
of the process identifier (pid); you will use this
hexadecimal value to stop the symbiont process.
b. Enter the STOP/ID=pid command to stop the DQS print
symbiont process. Stopping the process will clear
the hanging condition. You do not need to reboot your
system.
2. Replace the DQS print symbiont with the standard VMS
print symbiont as follows:
a. Enter the STOP/QUEUE/NEXT command and stop all queues
that use the DQS$PRTSMB image as a processor.
b. Enter the START/QUEUE/PROCESSOR=PRTSMB command
for all queues that use the DQS$PRTSMB image as a
processor. You can find which queues are using the
DQS$PRTSMB image by specifying the SHOW QUEUE/FULL
command. Check the value of the /PROCESSOR qualifier
in the resulting display.
You do not need to reboot your system to reinitialize
your queues.
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If you perform these steps, DQS continues to function using
the VMS print symbiont, with the following exceptions:
o Flag, burst, and trailer pages will not display the node
and name of the remote user.
o Flag, burst, and trailer pages will display the local
job number rather than the remote job number.
o The header line and the flag, burst, and trailer pages
will display the time that the local job was entered
rather than the entry time of the remote job.
2.5.6 Generic Queues with Implicit Target Lists-Change in
Behavior
V5.5-1
A generic queue has an implicit target list if the queue
is created with the INITIALIZE/QUEUE/GENERIC command and
no queues are listed as values for the /GENERIC qualifier.
(Although you can create a generic queue with an implicit
list, you should normally specify explicit target lists for
generic queues so that you can control where jobs execute.)
In VMS Version 5.4, queues with implicit target lists
considered only similar queues as potential targets. That
is, a generic terminal, server, printer, or batch queue
could feed only a like execution queue.
In VMS Version 5.5, this behavior changed. Now, generic
batch queues can still feed only batch execution queues,
but any other type of generic queue can feed any symbiont
execution queue (terminal, server, or printer).
The original behavior will be restored in a future release.
Until then, this change in behavior might cause a problem
if you use layered products that create server queues or
devices that create terminal queues. To work around the
problem, do one of the following:
o Explicitly specify target queues for your generic
queues. To do so, specify the target queues with the
/GENERIC qualifier for the START/QUEUE or INITIALIZE
/QUEUE command in the following format:
INITIALIZE/QUEUE/GENERIC=(target-queue-name[,...]) queue-name[:]
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o Set the NOENABLE_GENERIC flag for those execution queues
that should not receive jobs from the generic queue. To
set this flag, use the /NOENABLE_GENERIC qualifier with
the SET QUEUE, START/QUEUE, or INITIALIZE/QUEUE command
in the following format:
INITIALIZE/QUEUE/NOENABLE_GENERIC queue-name[:]
For more information about the SET QUEUE, START/QUEUE, or
INITIALIZE/QUEUE command and qualifiers, see the VMS DCL
Dictionary.
2.5.7 Queue Manager CPU Limit-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In VMS Version 5.5, if a queue was assigned a maximum CPU
limit (with INITIALIZE/QUEUE/CPUMAXIMUM=time), that limit
was ignored if either of the following conditions was true:
o If no CPU default was assigned to the queue (with
INITIALIZE/QUEUE/CPUDEFAULT=time)
o If the job was submitted with an infinite CPU time
(SUBMIT/CPUTIME=INFINITE)
In VMS Version 5.5-1, this problem has been corrected.
2.5.8 Queue Manager Stop_Pending Status-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.4, if a system manager issued a STOP/QUEUE
/NEXT command to stop a queue, and then issued a START
/QUEUE command shortly thereafter, the stop_pending status
set by the STOP/QUEUE/NEXT command was cleared. In VMS
Version 5.5, the stop_pending status was not cleared by the
START/QUEUE command.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
2.5.9 Queue Manager SYMDEL Message-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In VMS Version 5.5, in some cases when you shut down a
node, and many queues were stopped within a very short
timespan, the Queue Manager repeatedly signalled:
%QMAN-E-SYMDEL, unexpected symbiont process termination
-SYSTEM-S-NORMAL, normal successful completion
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If the symbiont had been the processor for an autostart
queue, these messages were also accompanied by a message
such as:
%QMAN-I-QUEAUTOOFF, queue PRINTQ_01 is now autostart inactive
In VMS Version 5.5-1, this problem has been corrected. No
SYMDEL messages appear when symbiont processes terminate
normally, and autostart queues remain active for autostart
when their symbiont processes terminate normally.
2.5.10 Saving Information in the Queue Database-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
With VMS Version 5.5, when you backed up the queue database
files, information about jobs was not saved. You normally
do not need to save job information; however, if you backed
up the disk containing the queue database files, and
rebooted using the backup copy, previously existing jobs
may have been missing from the queue database.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected. Job
information is saved under the following conditions:
o When the queuing system has been shut down
o When the entire computer system has been shut down using
the orderly shutdown procedure SYS$SYSTEM:SHUTDOWN.COM
Job information is not saved when the queuing system is
running. However, you can save information about queues,
forms, and characteristics on a running queuing system
by using the CONVERT/SHARE command as explained in the
chapter on managing queues in the Guide to Maintaining a
VMS System.
2.5.11 SUBMIT/USER and PRINT/USER Commands Provide Incorrect
Account Name-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
As of VMS Version 5.5, the SUBMIT/USER and PRINT/USER
commands failed to provide the account name for the
user specified with the /USER qualifier in the following
locations:
o VMS Accounting Utility (ACCOUNTING) records
o SHOW QUEUE and SHOW ENTRY displays
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Instead, the account name for the submitter was used. In
VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
2.5.12 SYNCHRONIZE Command-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In versions of VMS prior to Version 5.5, the SYNCHRONIZE
command did not perform as documented. The VMS DCL
Dictionary describes the behavior as follows:
If you specify the job-name parameter, the default queue
is SYS$BATCH.
However, the command incorrectly found the job with the
specified job name on any batch queue.
In VMS Version 5.5-1, the SYNCHRONIZE command performs as
documented.
In addition, if the job was submitted to a generic queue
and that queue is specified, the SYNCHRONIZE command now
searches for the specified job in the generic queue and in
its target queues.
2.6 CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM Command Procedure-Updated to Read
Undefined System Disks
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM command
procedure has been updated to understand system disks that
do not have a Logical Volume Name (LOGVOLNAM) defined. In
this case, CLUSTER.CONFIG.COM now uses the translation of
the logical name SYS$SYSDEVICE as the name of the system
disk.
2.7 Data Corruption on Disk with New Allocation Class
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, if the allocation class of a
controller was changed, or if the allocation of a node that
was MSCP serving disks to the other nodes of a VAXcluster,
the disk class drivers on the other nodes of the cluster
reconnected to the controller after it rebooted with the
new allocation class and resumed accessing its disks. This
functionality could have caused disks within the cluster to
be accessed using two different names, and disk corruption
could result.
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The allocation class is part of the unique identifier for
devices being accessed through a particular controller.
Each device within a cluster must have a unique name that
is agreed upon by all the nodes of the cluster in order
for access to that device to be synchronized across the
cluster. The allocation class for a given controller should
be verified as being equal to the allocation class in the
local data structures on a reconnect to a previously known
controller. This verification must occur before I/O is
permitted on a new connection.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, when the disk class driver
establishes a new connection to a disk controller, it
checks to see if this is a reconnect to a previously
identified controller, or a connection to a previously
unknown controller. If the connection being formed is
to a controller that was previously identified, the
allocation class of that controller is checked to make
sure that it has not changed since the last connection
to that controller was lost. If the allocation class
has changed, the connection is disconnected and remains
unable to reconnect, in order to prevent the corruption
scenario described above. In order for the old node to form
a connection to a controller that has been rebooted with a
new allocation class, you must reboot the old node.
2.8 DECnet-VAX Notes
The release notes in this section pertain to DECnet-VAX
software.
2.8.1 Adjusting NETACP Quotas with NETACP$ Logical Names
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, you can define certain system
logical names that control the resources allocated
to the network ancillary control process (NETACP) in
SYS$MANAGER:SYLOGICALS.COM. By defining these system
logical names, you can override the default resource
allocation. These system logical names are:
o NETACP$MAXIMUM_WORKING_SET (WSQUOTA)
o NETACP$PAGE_FILE (PGFLQUOTA)
o NETACP$EXTENT (WSEXTENT)
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o NETACP$ENQUEUE_LIMIT (ENQLM)
o NETACP$BUFFER_LIMIT (BYTLM)
If these system logical names are not defined,
default values for these resources will be provided by
SYS$MANAGER:LOADNET.COM when the NETACP process is created.
The default values for these quotas will be adequate for
most systems, and it is recommended that these system
logical names remain undefined unless NETACP performance
problems are observed.
The supported method of modifying these quotas is to use
the logical names, not to modify the LOADNET.COM file.
For example, if the NETACP process consistently exhibits
an unacceptable page faulting rate, NETACP's WSQUOTA and
WSEXTENT should be adjusted accordingly. The appropriate
values for these quotas are configuration dependent, but in
general, higher values are required for systems having very
large node databases.
The following specific symptoms are indications that the
NETACP process BYTLM quota requires adjustment:
o "%SYSTEM-F-EXQUOTA, exceeded quota" is returned when
attempting to turn on a line.
o A circuit will not transition into the "on" state but
remains in the "on-synchronizing" state after service
has been enabled; however, the circuit does start
correctly once service is disabled.
o You can roughly estimate the BYTLM quota required for
NETACP as follows:
a. Allow 3500 bytes for DECnet startup.
b. To this total, add the values resulting from the
following multiplications (calculate the products for
all lines):
receive_buffers * line_buffer_size
c. Increase BYTLM by 7200 bytes for each circuit that
has service enabled.
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2.8.2 Cluster Synchronization Improved
V5.5-2
In very rare circumstances, some nodes in the cluster
could not create logical links with the cluster alias. A
correction has been made that improves synchronization for
the cluster alias data structure.
________________________ Note ________________________
In a mixed cluster, older DECnet-VAX full routing
nodes should install the same version of cluster alias
logic introduced in the V5.5-2 NETACP and NETDRIVER.
A DECnet-VAX upgrade kit SYS$UPDATE:DECNETIV_
0551A1.A should be copied to DECnet-VAX full routing
nodes with VMS V5.5-1 or prior and installed using
VMSINSTAL. A system reboot will be necessary after
this installation is complete. (VMS V5.4 is the
earliest version that is supported by the DECNETIV_
0551A1.A upgrade kit.)
______________________________________________________
See the VMS Version 5.5-2 Update Procedures for detailed
information on how to install the DECnet-VAX upgrade kit.
2.8.3 Event Logger-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the event logger (EVL)
incorrectly displayed the message "Unknown counter type
822" instead of "Adjacency Down," and "Unknown counter
type 900" instead of "Peak Adjacencies" when all of the
following conditions were present:
o The logging console was on
o Event 0.9 was enabled
o Circuits were set to 0
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected. In
addition, the text associated with the line and circuit
counters in the EVL log has been updated to be consistent
with the Network Control Program (NCP) line and circuit
counters.
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2.8.4 EXECUTOR NODE Corruption-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, a correction to the EXECUTOR NODE
has been implemented. When you use NCP to set the EXECUTOR
NODE state to shut, NETACP exits after all logical links
are disconnected. Previously, nodes with their cluster
alias set failed to transition to the off state. With the
correction, even nodes with a cluster alias can transition
to off when all of the logical links are terminated. If
this EXECUTOR is also the routing node for the cluster,
then all of the logical links using this cluster alias will
also be disconnected when EXECUTOR NODE state is set to
shut.
2.8.5 FDDI and Token Ring Device Support-Problem Corrected and
Improvements Added
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the default line protocol
and circuit type for Fiber Distributed Data Interface
(FDDI) and Token Ring devices was incorrectly declared
as Ethernet. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected. The default line protocol is now declared as
Token Ring.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, Fiber Distributed Data Interface
(FDDI) or Token Ring lines fail to start if you define the
protocol as Ethernet in the DECnet permanent database. If
this occurs, you can start the line after you issue the
Network Control Program (NCP) command PURGE LINE line-id
PROTOCOL.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, FDDI-specific line parameters have
been implemented (see Section 2.8.6).
2.8.6 FDDI Line Parameters for Phase IV Network Management
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, DECnet-VAX Phase IV network
management support has been added for line parameters
specific to the FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data Interface).
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Although you can set NIF/SIF/ECHO target addresses and
ECHO parameters in NCP, these parameters are presently used
for informational purposes only. As of this release, this
information is not passed to the device; therefore, you
cannot use NCP to issue NIF/SIF/ECHO requests.
The following parameters have been added to the NCP command
SET LINE:
o ECHO DATA hex_byte
Applies only to FDDI lines. ECHO LENGTH is the number
of bytes of value. ECHO DATA is used to compose the next
echo request frame that is sent to the address specified
by ECHO TARGET. Hex_byte must be a string of exactly two
hexadecimal digits. The default ECHO DATA is 55. ECHO
DATA can be set in the volatile database, but it cannot
be defined in the permanent database.
o ECHO LENGTH count
Applies only to FDDI lines. ECHO LENGTH is the number
of bytes of type. ECHO DATA is used to compose the next
echo request frame that is sent to the address specified
by ECHO TARGET. Count must be a decimal value from 0 to
4478. The default ECHO LENGTH is 1. ECHO LENGTH can be
set in the volatile database, but it cannot be defined
in the permanent database.
o ECHO TARGET address
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the address to
which an echo request frame is sent. The default ECHO
TARGET is 00-00-00-00-00-00. The ECHO TARGET can be set
in the volatile database, but it cannot be defined in
the permanent database.
o NIF TARGET address
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the address to
which the next NIF (Neighborhood Information Frame)
request frame is sent. The default target is 00-00-
00-00-00-00. NIF TARGET can be set in the volatile
database, but it cannot be defined in the permanent
database.
o PROTOCOL FDDI
Specifies the line protocol type to be FDDI.
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o REQUESTED TRT microseconds
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the requested
value for the token rotation timer in microseconds.
Microseconds must be a decimal integer in the range of
4000 to 167772. The default is 8000 microseconds.
o RESTRICTED TOKEN TIMEOUT milliseconds
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the limit on
how long a single restricted mode dialog may last
before being terminated. Milliseconds must be a decimal
integer in the range of 0 to 10000. The default is 1000
milliseconds.
o RING PURGER ENABLE option
- ON
Participate in the Ring Purger election and, if elected,
perform the Ring Purger function. This is the default.
- OFF
Do not participate in the Ring Purger election.
This parameter is to allow operation when certain
nonconforming stations are on your ring; except for that
case it should be left ON for improved ring reliability.
o SIF CONFIGURATION TARGET address
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the address to
which a SIF (Status Information Frame) configuration
request frame is sent. The default configuration target
is 00-00-00-00-00-00. SIF CONFIGURATION TARGET can be
set in the volatile database, but it cannot be defined
in the permanent database.
o SIF OPERATION TARGET address
Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the address to
which a Status Information Frame (SIF) operation request
frame is sent. The default operation target is 00-00-
00-00-00-00. SIF OPERATION TARGET can be set in the
volatile database, but it cannot be defined in the
permanent database.
o VALID TRANSMISSION TIME microseconds
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Applies only to FDDI lines. Specifies the maximum time
between arrivals of a valid frame or unrestricted token.
Microseconds must be a decimal integer in the range of
2500 to 5222. The default is 2621 microseconds.
The complete format for calling the SET LINE command is as
follows:
SET LINE line-id parameter value
The following parameters have been added to the NCP command
CLEAR LINE:
o ECHO DATA
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets ECHO DATA parameter
to its default value of 55 in the volatile database.
Permanent database operations cannot be performed on
this parameter.
o ECHO LENGTH
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the ECHO LENGTH
parameter to its default value of 1 in the volatile
database. Permanent database operations cannot be
performed on this parameter.
o ECHO TARGET
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the ECHO TARGET
parameter to its default value of 00-00-00-00-00-00
in the volatile database. Permanent database operations
cannot be performed on this parameter.
o NIF TARGET
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the NIF TARGET
parameter to its default value of 00-00-00-00-00-00
in the volatile database. Permanent database operations
cannot be performed on this parameter.
o REQUESTED TRT
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the REQUESTED TRT
parameter to its default value of 8000 microseconds in
the volatile database.
o RESTRICTED TOKEN TIMEOUT
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the RESTRICTED
TOKEN TIMEOUT parameter to its default value of 1000
milliseconds in the volatile database.
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o RING PURGER ENABLE
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the RING PURGER
ENABLE parameter to its default value of ON in the
volatile database.
o SIF CONFIGURATION TARGET
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the SIF CONFIGURATION
TARGET parameter to its default value of 00-00-00-
00-00-00 in the volatile database. Permanent database
operations cannot be performed on this parameter.
o SIF OPERATION TARGET
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the SIF OPERATION
TARGET parameter to its default value of 00-00-00-
00-00-00 in the volatile database. Permanent database
operations cannot be performed on this parameter.
o VALID TRANSMISSION TIME
Applies only to FDDI lines. Resets the VALID
TRANSMISSION TIME parameter to its default value of
2621 microseconds in the volatile database.
The complete format for calling the CLEAR LINE command is
as follows:
CLEAR LINE line-id parameter value
2.8.6.1 SHOW LINE Display Modified
V5.5-2
The new SHOW LINE line-id CHAR display for FDDI lines in
the Network Control Program (NCP) is as follows:
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:NCP
NCP> SHOW LINE MFA-0 CHAR
Line Volatile Characteristics as of 5-JUN-1992 17:25:49
Line = MFA-0
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Receive buffers = 10
Controller = normal
Protocol = FDDI
Service timer = 4000
Hardware address = 08-00-2B-1C-12-16
Device buffer size = 1498
Requested TRT = 0 <- FDDI-specific line
Valid transmission time = 2621 chars begin here.
Restricted token timeout = 0
Ring purger enable = off
NIF target = 00-00-00-00-00-00 <- From here
SIF configuration target = 00-00-00-00-00-00 down, these
SIF operation target = 00-00-00-00-00-00 parameters
Echo target = 00-00-00-00-00-00 allow only
Echo data = 00 volatile
Echo length = 0 database
operations
Also, the format of the SHOW LINE line-id STATUS display
has been modified for all lines. The format of this display
is now similar to the format of the line characteristic
display. This display was modified to include additional
FDDI-specific line parameters such as "Negotiated TRT."
The following is an example of a display that includes
FDDI-specific parameters:
NCP> SHOW LINE MFA-0 STAT
Line Volatile Status as of 5-JUN-1992 17:30:33
Line = MFA-0
State = on
Negotiated TRT = 99840 <- FDDI-specific
Duplicate address flag = unknown status parameters
Upstream neighbor = 08-00-2B-1C-0D-BB start here
Old upstream neighbor = 00-00-00-00-00-00
Upstream neighbor DA flag = unknown
Downstream neighbor = 00-00-00-00-00-00
Old downstream neighbor = 00-00-00-00-00-00
Ring purger state = off
Ring error reason = no error
Neighbor PHY type = A
Link error estimate = 15
Reject reason = none
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2.8.7 NCP Command Prevents Unauthorized Connections to the Mail
Server
V5.5-2
MAIL now enables system privileges when it opens a DECnet
connection to a remote mail server. The system manager can
restrict outgoing access on the mail server object by using
the following NCP command:
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:NCP
NCP> DEFINE OBJECT MAIL OUTGOING CONNECT PRIVILEGE SYSPRV
This command prevents unauthorized users from placing
connections on the mail server object.
2.8.8 NCP Commands for DNS Interface
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, commands have been added to the NCP
(Network Control Program) to allow DECnet-VAX Phase IV
nodes to use the DNS (Distributed Name Service) interface.
The DNS interface allows the executor to search for node
information in a DNS namespace if that node information is
not already present in the volatile node database.
Do not enable the DNS interface on a Phase IV node unless
the node resides in a network that has begun migration
to DECnet/OSI. If a Phase IV node has access to a DNS
namespace that is populated with the node information, you
can use this interface in lieu of maintaining a permanent
node database.
The following are the new commands for NCP:
o SET/DEFINE EXECUTOR DNS INTERFACE
Specifies whether the local node will use DNS to update
the node information in the volatile database. There are
two options for EXECUTOR DNS INTERFACE:
- ENABLED
Enable this interface if you have begun migration to
a DECnet/OSI network and a DNS namespace is available
to the executor node. ENABLED specifies that the
first time a node not present in the volatile node
database is referenced, DNS searches for the node
information. This node information is retained in the
volatile node database for future use.
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- DISABLED
Specifies that the local node will not use DNS to
search for node information. The DNS interface is
disabled by default.
o SET EXECUTOR DNS namespace
Specifies the DNS namespace used by the DNS interface.
DNS namespace is a string of 1 to 256 alphanumeric
characters that can include dollar signs, hyphens, and
underscores.
o SET EXECUTOR IDP
Specifies the IDP of the ISO address. This is a string
of 1 to 22 hexadecimal digits.
o CLEAR EXECUTOR DNS INTERFACE
Removes the EXECUTOR DNS INTERFACE parameter from the
volatile database.
o CLEAR EXECUTOR DNS namespace
Removes the EXECUTOR DNS namespace parameter from the
volatile database.
o CLEAR EXECUTOR IDP
Removes the EXECUTOR IDP parameter from the volatile
database.
2.8.9 NETACP Allocation of Node Counter Blocks Changed
V5.5-2
The allocation of node counter blocks has changed.
Previously, NETACP allocated a fixed number of node counter
blocks at startup. The number allocated (512) determined
the maximum number of nodes that could concurrently have a
logical link open with a single DECnet node.
When a logical link could not be completed because all node
counter blocks were in use, additional DECnet connections
would be rejected with the reason SS$_CONNECFAIL. Node
counter blocks are allocated on a per-node basis and this
could have happened with any system attempting to establish
logical links with more than 512 nodes at once.
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This limitation had the greatest effect on large PATHWORKS
servers. A PATHWORKS client typically will have only one
link per node, but there will be many client nodes for a
single server node. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this limitation
is now removed.
Node counter blocks are now allocated in groups of 32. This
reduces the initial size of NETACP's initial running image,
but allows it to increase as needed. This will benefit
small configurations that do not maintain concurrent
logical links to large numbers of different DECnet nodes.
This change may cause DECnet event 3.2 (Database Reused)
to be seen. The event is informational and may have been
seen before this change. It will now be possible for this
message to be seen in smaller networks, or sooner in larger
ones.
DECnet event 3.2 may also be seen frequently on VMS systems
running DECmcc. This can result from how rules are defined
and the resulting polling activity. DECmcc tends to have
many short-lived connections to many different nodes.
This can cause relatively rapid recycling of node counter
blocks.
If these events should be frequent enough to be annoying or
cause operator logs to grow excessively, it is recommended
they be turned off with these commands:
$ NCP CLEAR KNOWN LOGGING EVENTS 3.2 !In Volatile Data Base
$ NCP PURGE KNOWN LOGGING EVENTS 3.2 !In Permanent Data Base
This event is generated when a connection is created with
a node that has no node counter block associated with it,
there are no unused node counter blocks available, and
there is at least one node that has a node counter block
that is inactive (no current logical link with that node).
Reusing inactive node counter blocks binds the number
that must be accommodated in NETACP's address space to the
maximum number of nodes concurrently (since NETACP startup)
connected plus 31.
Idle node counter blocks are kept in a first-in/first-out
(FIFO) queue so their information is retained as long as
possible before reuse. If another connection is created
for a node that has an inactive node counter block, it is
removed from the inactive queue and remains associated with
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that node. This helps retain information about the nodes
communicated with most frequently for the longest period
of time, and acts as a node counter block cache for these
nodes.
In conjunction with this change, the hash table used to
look up node counter blocks and the hashing algorithm has
been changed to operate faster and with less CPU overhead.
2.8.10 NETDRIVER PATH SPLIT POLICY Call-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed in NETDRIVER
such that an INVEXCEPTN crash could result when the PATH
SPLIT POLICY was set to INTERIM. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
2.8.11 NETACP Endnode Failover-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
Endnode failover has been corrected in NETACP. In previous
versions of VMS, failover on dual circuits failed to
keep the logical link alive because the failed circuit
continued to be the path selected. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
the alternate circuit is selected and the logical link
continues to function.
2.8.12 NDDRIVER Queue Corruption-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a condition existed that
caused a queue corruption in NDDRIVER when downline loading
multiple targets from SMP hosts. A SSRVEXCEPT in NDDRIVER
could result when multiple MOM processes were executing. In
VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
2.8.13 NCP Module Configurator-Problem Corrected and Improvements
Added
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the following improvements have been
made to the NCP module configurator:
o A problem has been corrected that, under certain
circumstances, caused the NICONFIG image to exit
prematurely. This premature exit of the NICONFIG
image caused the loss of the context of the module
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configurator's volatile circuit database and the return
of inconsistent error messages in response to the next
module configurator command issued.
o Support has been added for the CLEAR MODULE CONFIGURATOR
KNOWN CIRCUITS ALL command.
o Device tables have been updated so that the SHOW MODULE
CONFIGURATOR KNOWN CIRCUITS STATUS command displays
device type names instead of device type numbers. This
is true only for the home area.
2.8.14 NCP SHOW KNOWN NODES Display-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed in the
Network Control Program (NCP) when you entered the SHOW
KNOWN NODES command. If the last node of the home area was
reachable and this last node had no name associated with
it in the volatile database, the SHOW KNOWN NODES display
omitted the first node of the area immediately following
the home area.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
2.8.15 Patched Images for DNS Version 1.1
V5.5-2
This update contains patched images for DNS Version 1.1. If
you have installed DECnet/OSI for VMS V5.5 of DECnet/VAX on
your system, be aware that DECnet/OSI for VMS V5.5 contains
DNS Version 2.0. The DNS patches in this update were also
included in DNS Version 2.0. If DNS Version 2.0 is present
on the system, the updated images for DNS Version 1.1 will
not be installed.
2.8.16 Phase IV Support for DSW-21 and DSW-41/42 Devices
V5.5-2
VMS Version 5.5-2 adds DECnet-VAX Phase IV network
management support for the DSW-21 single-line serial
communications device and the DSW-41/42 single- or dual-
line serial communications device.
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The default protocol for these devices is DDCMP POINT. The
associated driver, ZTDRIVER, is included in VAX WAN Device
Drivers Version 1.2. The Network Control Program (NCP)
network management mnemonic for these devices is DSW, and
for service purposes the mnemonics for these devices are
DSW for the DSW-21 and DW4 for the DSW-41/42.
2.9 DECwindows
The release notes in this section pertain to the VMS
DECwindows software supplied with the VMS operating system.
2.9.1 Dashed Lines Drawn Incorrectly-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In the VMS Version 5.5 X11 server for VS4000 base system
graphics, there was a problem with wide on and off dashed
lines and segments that were drawn using the following
logical functions:
GXandReverse
GXxor
GXnor
GXequiv
GXinvert
GXorReverse
GXnand
The visual effect was that the lines were drawn randomly.
There may also have been math errors reported in the server
error log file.
In VMS Version 5.5-1, the errors in the logical functions
have been corrected.
2.9.2 DECwindows Monitor Density Is Now Definable
V5.5-2
It is now possible to define the DECwindows server's
monitor density as a value separate from the server
density. In the past, it was possible only to
define the value DECW$SERVER_DENSITY in the file
SYS$MANAGER:DECW$PRIVATE_SERVER_STARTUP.COM. This value
is used to determine the font size, either 75 dots per inch
or 100 dots per inch. As such, this value is limited to
either of these two values.
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In addition to being used to determine the font set, this
value was used in calculating the physical width of the
screen, which is available from several X Library routines.
Since few monitors are actually 75 or 100 dots per inch,
it was impossible to display physical length items on the
screen.
By setting DECW$MONITOR_DENSITY to the actual value in
the file SYS$MANAGER:DECW$PRIVATE_SERVER_SETUP.COM, it is
possible to obtain correct values for the width and height
of the screen using X Library routines.
To calculate the actual monitor density, measure across the
visible portion of the screen (in inches) and divide by the
pixel width of the screen. You can obtain the pixel width
of the screen by looking at the value of the logical name
DECW$XSIZE_IN_PIXELS, which is defined in the logical name
table DECW$SERVER0_TABLE. Generally, this will be either
1024 or 1280, depending on the graphics adapter on your
system.
For example, if you have a VRT19 monitor and SPX graphics,
you would make this calculation:
1280 pixels / 13.5 inches = 94.81 dpi
Rounded to the nearest integer, this becomes a 95 dpi
monitor, and the correct entry to put into the private
server setup file is:
$ DECW$MONITOR_DENSITY == "95"
If you have a multihead workstation, this can be set on a
per-monitor basis; for example:
$ DECW$MONITOR_DENSITY == "95,75"
Setting the monitor density far from the server density
can cause problems with "what-you-see-is-what-you-get"
(WYSIWYG) applications, such as DECwrite, since it is not
currently possible to scale the 75 and 100 dpi fonts to
match the actual monitor density.
To set the font size for the server so that it will most
closely match the density of the color screen of the
workstation in the previous example, you might use the
following command in conjunction with that example:
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$ DECW$SERVER_DENSITY == "100"
The default value for the monitor density is the server
density. The following definition will set the font size to
100 dpi (since this is the value provided for the primary
head of the workstation), and the two monitor densities to
100 and 75, respectively:
$ DECW$SERVER_DENSITY == "100,75"
If the value of the server density for the primary screen
is neither 75 nor 100 dpi, the 75 dpi fonts are supplied as
a default.
2.9.3 DECwindows Server Incompatibility with DEC PHIGS
V5.5-2
VMS Version 5.5-2 includes DECwindows server files that
are not compatible with DEC PHIGS Versions 2.3A and 2.3B.
DEC PHIGS is used by 3D applications. To provide your users
with a compatible version of DEC PHIGS you must install DEC
PHIGS Version 2.3C following the successful completion of
this update.
If you cannot install DEC PHIGS Version 2.3C after this
update, then you may choose from the following options to
determine your system environment:
o Continue and complete the entire update, including the
DECwindows files. All bug fixes and new hardware support
included in this kit will be available to users. Note
that 3D applications do not work until you install DEC
PHIGS Version 2.3C.
o Continue and complete this update with the exception
of the DECwindows files included in this kit. 3D
applications will continue working, however DECwindows
bug fixes and new hardware graphics support provided
by this kit will not be available to users. Note that
this option requires you to reapply the VMS Version
5.5-2 update after you install DEC PHIGS Version 2.3C,
to provide the DECwindows bug fixes and new hardware
graphics support.
o Exit the update at this time and apply the VMS Version
5.5-2 update after you install DEC PHIGS Version 2.3C.
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2.9.4 DECwindows Use of SMP with DECsound and SODRIVER
V5.5-2
When you run VMS Version 5.5-2 with full SMP checking
turned on (with the system parameter MULTIPROCESSING set to
2), DECsound is not supported. This is because of an error
in the AM79C30A audio chip driver. When multiprocessing
is enabled, even if you are on a uniprocessor machine,
the audio chip driver fails to load, and DECsound does not
function properly.
If you install DECwindows Motif Version 1.1, do not keep
full SMP checking enabled and use the DECsound editor
at the same time. DECwindows Motif Version 1.1 has its
own version of the AM79C30A audio chip driver, named
SODRIVER.EXE. This driver causes a system crash with an
SPLIPLHIGH failure.
________________________ Note ________________________
This information applies to DECwindows Motif Version
1.1. DECsound is not the only application that uses
SODRIVER; there is also audio support in the CDA
Viewer, and therefore audio applications such as the
CDA Viewer are also unsupported with full SMP checking
turned on.
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2.9.5 SoftPC with DECwindows Server-Keyboard Problem
V5.5-2
If you have the SoftPC layered product installed on your
system while using the graphics console head, and the
DECwindows server is shut down, the keyboard echoes
duplicate characters back to the console. You can work
around this problem if you completely release every key
prior to pressing the next key. To hold down the shift key,
delete the duplicate character to get only one of those
characters. This problem does not occur when you use the
alternate console head.
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2.9.6 Tiled Operations Drawn in Wrong Window-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In the VMS Version 5.5 X11 server for VS4000 base system
graphics, a problem in certain tiled operations caused
objects to be drawn in the wrong window. The visual effect
was that an object to be drawn in one window was instead
drawn in a window that was on top of the intended window.
In VMS Version 5.5-1, this problem has been corrected.
2.10 Delta/XDelta Utility (DELTA/XDELTA)
The release notes in this section pertain to the Delta
/XDelta Utility (DELTA/XDELTA).
2.10.1 Delta/XDelta Utility-Booting New VAX Computers
V5.5-2
Table 2-1 lists the commands used to boot the VMS Version
5.5-2 operating system with DELTA/XDELTA on recently
released VAX computers.
Table_2-1_VAX_Boot_Commands________________________________
Boot_Command__________VAX_Computer_________________________
BOOT/R5:n devname[1] MicroVAX 3100-90
VAXstation 4000-90
BOOT/n devname[1] VAX 4000-100
VAX 4000-400
VAX 4000-600
[1]Where_n_is_a_value_from_Table_2-2_and_devname_is_the____
name of the device (in the form ddcu) from which you are
booting the system.
___________________________________________________________
Table 2-2 lists the command qualifier values used to boot
the VMS Version 5.5-2 operating system with DELTA/XDELTA on
recently released VAX computers.
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Table_2-2_VAX_Boot_Command_Qualifier_Values________________
Value__Description_________________________________________
0 Normal, nonstop boot (default)
1 Stop in SYSBOOT
2 Include XDELTA with the system, but do not take the
initial breakpoint
6 Include XDELTA with the system, and take the initial
breakpoint
7 Include XDELTA with the system, stop in SYSBOOT, and
_______take_the_initial_breakpoint_at_system_initialization
________________________ Note ________________________
When you deposit a boot command qualifier value in
R5, make sure you include any other values you would
normally deposit. For example, if you were depositing
the number of the system root directory from which
you were booting and an XDELTA value, R5 would contain
both values.
______________________________________________________
See the VMS Delta/XDelta Utility Manual for more
information about using the Delta/XDelta Utility on VAX
computers.
2.11 Disk Class Drivers
This section describes corrections to disk class drivers.
2.11.1 MSCPCLASS Error-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
A device configured with a path to both a served controller
and a hierarchical storage controller (HSC) could have,
upon failover (from the served controller to the HSC port),
occasionally caused an improper MSCPCLASS bugcheck to
occur. An additional check has been made to prevent this
situation.
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2.11.2 Opcode for MSCP Message Improperly Set-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Under certain error recovery conditions, the opcode for a
mass storage control protocol (MSCP) message would not be
set properly and would cause unpredictable results. The
opcode field is now set properly.
2.11.3 Shutdown Error While Copy Operation in Progress-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-1
During system shutdown, if a phase I shadow set member
volume control block (VCB) was deallocated while a copy
operation was in progress, the driver might have attempted
to access fields in the now deallocated structure. Doing so
could have resulted in a system failure with an INVEXCEPTN
error. An additional check has been added to prevent the
system failure while a shutdown is pending.
2.11.4 Volume Shadow Set Members Race Condition-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
While a phase I volume shadow set member was experiencing
a high rate of recoverable errors, a race condition could
occur between an operator-requested DISMOUNT command and
the spontaneous removal of the member by the class driver.
Further checks have been added to prevent this condition.
2.12 Distributed Lock Manager
This section describes the corrections to the VMS
distributed lock manager.
2.12.1 Block Transfer to an Unavailable Node Caused System
Failure- Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
A block transfer to a node whose VMS$VAXcluster connection
breaks caused a CNXMGRERR bugcheck at CLUSTRLOA+3766. If
the connection between two nodes was disrupted in the
middle of a cluster server process (CSP) block transfer,
and the block transfer completed while the connection was
broken, the last message sent had a response value of zero.
The zero RSPID response now causes the block transfer to be
redone.
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2.12.2 Lock Range Value Corruption-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Noncontiguous fields caused a lock range value corruption
that caused a LOCKMGRERR machine check at CLUSTRLOA+8DF8.
This problem has been corrected.
2.12.3 Remastering Routine Race Condition-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
A race condition occurring in the remastering routine
caused a LOCKMGRERR machine check at CLUSTRLOA+5F24.
If a new master failed during a remaster operation, and
a rebuild message was sent before the new master received
a shutdown message, the system would fail. The rebuild
messages no longer cause a system failure.
2.12.4 RSPFATAL Status Caused System Failure-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
A new status called RSPFATAL was introduced in VMS Version
V5.5. The status is sent to a remote node that has sent
invalid data. The result is a system crash on both of the
nodes involved in a locking operation.
The status field was not being filled in. When the field
was checked later, if the old data in the status byte
happened to equal the value of RSPFATAL, the system failed.
With VMS Version 5.5-1, the status field is set to have the
correct status.
2.12.5 System Parameter Added to Lock Manager
V5.5-2
VMS Version 5.5-2 adds a system parameter named PE1 to
limit the size of a lock tree that you can move to another
master. When PE1 is set to a non-zero value, the lock
manager only considers trees for movement that have fewer
locks than the value of the parameter. When set to 0 (the
default value), the lock manager considers any size tree
for movement. The parameter is node specific in that it
only limits a specific node's ability to move a tree to
another node. Thus, you can set PE1 to a different value on
each node.
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PE1 is a dynamic parameter and thus you can modify it
without a system reboot. Digital recommends that you use
the default value of 0.
2.13 InfoServer Client-Startup Behavior Change
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the documentation stated
that to start the InfoServer Client for VMS the following
command should be included in SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP_V5.COM:
$ @SYS$STARTUP:ESS$STARTUP CLIENT
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the p1 argument CLIENT is checked
for its presence and spelling to load the disk client
dreiver ESS$DADDRIVER.EXE. In previous versions of VMS,
any non-blank P1 argument caused the disk client driver to
be loaded.
2.14 LAT Not Supported on DEQNA
V5.5-1
Beginning with VMS Version 5.5-1, the DEQNA network device
is supported by fewer network protocols. The LAT driver for
the LAT protocol now uses a new interface with the Ethernet
drivers. Because this new interface is not supported on the
DEQNA, you cannot use the LAT protocol with that Ethernet
device. If your system has a DEQNA device, contact your
Digital Services representative to make arrangements to
have your DEQNA device upgraded to a DELQA.
2.15 Mount Utility (MOUNT)
This section describes corrections and one suggested
workaround for the VMS Mount Utility.
2.15.1 Bound Volume Set Problem Using Volume Shadowing Phase I
and Phase II-Suggested Workaround
V5.5-1
A mount request for a shadowed bound volume set may result
in a fatal error if more than 5 units are specified. For
example:
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$ MOUNT/SYSTEM/BIND=PROD_B -
DSA4100:/SHADOW=($1$DUA12),DSA4101:/SHADOW=($1$DUA14), -
DSA4102:/SHADOW=($1$DUA16),DSA4103:/SHADOW=($1$DUA13), -
DSA4104:/SHADOW=($1$DUA20),DSA4105:/SHADOW=($1$DUA28) -
BR0,BR1,BR2,BR3,BR4,BR5
%MOUNT-F-MAXDEV, too many devices
When a multiple-member virtual unit configuration is
required, a workaround can be implemented. For example,
to initially create the bound volume set, enter a command
similar to the following:
$ MOUNT/BIND=DATADISK DSA1001:/SHADOW=$1$DUA1: DATA1
This device becomes the root volume of the volume set.
Additional members of the volume set may then be created
and mounted as follows:
$ MOUNT/BIND=DATADISK DSA1002:/SHADOW=$1$DUA2: DATA2
$ MOUNT/BIND=DATADISK DSA1003:/SHADOW=$1$DUA3: DATA3
$ MOUNT/BIND=DATADISK DSA1004:/SHADOW=$1$DUA4: DATA4
2.15.2 MOUNT Commands Delayed Other Nodes-Problems Corrected
V5.5-1
If you used the following command, MOUNT incorrectly
computed the number of devices being mounted and then
compared it against the number of labels specified:
$ MOUNT/SYSTEM DSA1313:/SHADOW=$254$DUA92: label
When the number of devices did not match the number of
labels specified, MOUNT issued an error that resulted in a
device lock being left in protected write (PW) mode. As a
result, the next MOUNT/CLUSTER command for the same shadow
set would hang the cluster server process (CSP) waiting for
the device lock to be dequeued.
Also, when you used a MOUNT command and, as in the
following example, specified only one of the shadow
set members, MOUNT tried to add the second member
automatically:
$ MOUNT/CLUSTER DSA1313:/SHADOW=$254$DUA92: label
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Because of a software error, the lock to the device being
automatically included was left in PW mode. As a result,
the next MOUNT/CLUSTER command for the same shadow set
would hang the CSP waiting for the device lock to be
dequeued.
This problem has been corrected.
2.15.3 MOUNT Command Caused CPUs to Halt-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
When mounting a multimember phase II volume shadow set in
a CI- or NI-based cluster, all CPUs in the cluster were
halted except for the CPU that issued the command. In VMS
Version 5.5-1, CPUs are not halted.
2.15.4 Shadow Sets Improperly Allowed-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Physical units in phase II volume shadow sets could be made
members of two different shadow sets. Physical units can
now be part of only one shadow set.
2.15.5 Shadow Set Failure with Two-Member Volume Shadow
Set-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Mounting a two-member phase II volume shadow set by
specifying only one of the disks failed if you specified
the second member first. For example, if a shadow set
consisted of DEV1 and DEV2, then the following command
failed to mount the shadow set:
$ MOUNT/SYSTEM DSA1/SHAD=DEV2 LABEL
%MOUNT-F-DEVCOUNT, number of devices must match number of volumes
This problem has been corrected.
2.15.6 Shadow Set Logical Names Were Improperly Defined-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-1
Logical names were not defined correctly for shadow sets.
The logical names DISK$label and LOGICAL_NAME (if given
on the command line) both pointed to the last physical
device in the shadow set. The logical names are now defined
correctly.
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2.15.7 Shadow Set Members Failed-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Binding shadow sets into a volume set did not work
correctly when members were automatically included.
This problem has been corrected.
2.15.8 Tape Compaction Problems for TA90E/91-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
The Mount Utility changed the expected data compaction
behavior of TA90E/91 tape devices so that the compaction
operation would not be enabled properly. The Mount Utility
has been fixed to properly enable the tape drive data
compaction operation.
2.15.9 Tape Density Improperly Set-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
The MOUNT/FOREIGN command would incorrectly set the
magnetic tape density to the low density. Magnetic tape
density for multiple density drives is now set properly.
2.15.10 TUDRIVER During Mount Operation-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In previous versions of VMS, when you mounted tapes
controlled by TUDRIVER, a system failure occurred. In VMS
Version 5.5-1, this problem has been corrected.
2.16 New Operating System License Types
V5.5-2
If you purchased a new VAX computer with your VMS Version
5.5-2 operating system software, you may have received
new, more flexible VMS licenses now offered with many VAX
processors.
________________________ Note ________________________
Existing license types, including the VAX VMS license
types described in the VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade
and Installation Manual, are still supported. VAX
processors that use them can coexist in a cluster with
VAX processors that use the new license types.
______________________________________________________
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These new licenses are as follows:
Operating System Base License
This license grants the right to non-interactive use of
the remote batch, print, application and computing services
of the VMS operating system on a single processor, and
authorizes one direct login (for system management purposes
only). This license is a prerequisite for the Interactive
User Licenses (described next).
Note that to provide greater flexibility in the selection
of databases, the new licenses do not include the license
rights for Rdb (which was included with previous VAX VMS
licensing). The Rdb/VMS Run-Time license is available
separately and as part of NAS 300 and NAS 400 integrated
software products.
The Product Authorization Key (PAK) for the VMS Operating
System Base License includes the following information:
o Product Name = BASE-VMS-250136
o Units = Processor-specific quantity
o Activity = A
Interactive User License
This license grants the right to interactive use of the VMS
operating system, provided you have previously installed
the appropriate Operating System Base License on your VAX
computer.
The Product Authorization Keys (PAKs) for the Interactive
User License include the following information:
o For a specific number of users:
- Product Name = VMS-USER
- Units = Number of users * 100
- Activity = CONSTANT=100
o For an unlimited number of users:
- Product Name = VMS-USER
- Units = Processor-specific quantity
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- Activity = A
Interactive user licenses have a NO_SHARE attribute
and remain with the initial host computer. You can
add interactive users to the computer at any time, by
specifying the same node name on the additional Interactive
User License PAK and by following the license combination
procedure described in the VMS License Management Utility
Manual.
2.17 Operator Communication Manager (OPCOM) Restart
V5.5-2
In previous version of VMS, if the Operator Communication
Manager (OPCOM) process failed, you had to restart it
manually.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, if OPCOM fails, it automatically
attempts to restart itself. OPCOM also leaves a process
dump file named SYS$SYSTEM:OPCOM.DMP. This file allows
Digital representatives to determine the cause of the
failure. If you encounter a software problem causing the
OPCOM process to fail, include this file when you submit a
software problem report (SPR).
OPCOM should normally be able to restart itself
automatically. However, if OPCOM stops running and does
not restart, you can manually restart the process, as you
did prior to VMS Version 5.5-2, by entering the following
command from the system manager's account (SYSTEM):
$ @SYS$SYSTEM:STARTUP OPCOM
For more detailed information on OPCOM, see the Guide to
Maintaining a VMS System.
2.18 PATHWORKS PC Clients Can Interfere with InfoServer Clients
V5.5-2
Some PATHWORKS PC clients have faulty Ethernet adapters.
These clients send VMS servers network messages that
interfere with InfoServer clients.
To protect InfoServer clients, the next major release of
VMS will filter messages from PATHWORKS PC clients. As a
result, PC clients with faulty adapters might be unable to
connect to VMS servers.
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If you power on your PC and do not connect automatically,
the PC might have a faulty Ethernet adapter. Do not power
cycle your PC. To determine whether the adapter is faulty,
start the client software by typing the normal command. If
you are still unable to connect to a server, replace the PC
Ethernet adapter.
2.19 POSIX Version 1.0 Users Should Upgrade to POSIX Version 1.1
V5.5-2
Digital strongly recommends that VMS POSIX Version 1.0
users upgrade to the VMS POSIX Version 1.1 kit before or
after applying the VMS Version 5.5-2 update. Failure to do
so may result in system failure and data corruption.
2.20 RMS Journaling
The release notes in this section pertain to the RMS
Journaling Services.
2.20.1 Invalid Journals-Workaround
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, if a journal is corrupted, or if
BACKUP operations have replaced the journal with another
file that is not a journal, the commands SET FILE/NOAI_
JOURNAL and SET FILE/NOBI_JOURNAL may fail with the
following message:
%SET-F-IVJFILE, invalid journal file 'file_spec'
To correct this, delete the invalid journal file. The
original SET FILE command then succeeds. If the file that
was substituted for the journal is valuable, remember to
make a copy of that file before you delete the invalid
journal.
2.20.2 RMS Journaling with DCL Command RECOVER-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the /UNTIL=TIME qualifier of
the RECOVER command has been changed from a positional
qualifier to a command qualifier. This means that a single
RECOVER command can specify only one time, instead of
multiple times as before.
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Multiple times may still be specified on separate lines;
for example:
$ RECOVER/RMS_FILE /forward /until=20-feb-1992:10 file_1
$ RECOVER/RMS_FILE /forward /until=21-feb-1992:11 file_2
This change corrects a problem of combining the /UNTIL=TIME
qualifier with wildcards, and is consistent with the
warning that the use of different times can lead to
inconsistent files.
2.21 SET PREFERRED PATH Problem-Suggested Workaround
V5.5-2
Failover may not occur as expected for VAX CI nodes that
serve dual-pathed HSC disks to satellites when you have
specified a preferred path using the $QIO function IO$_
SETPRFPTH.
The preferred path feature is designed to have the local
VAX CI node and satellite nodes (served through the MSCP
server) use a specific path as their first attempt to
locate and mount a disk. If the preferred path fails, the
expected behavior is to fail over to an alternate path.
Mount attempts from the local VAX CI node will successfully
fail over to the alternate path. However, satellite node
mount attempts may fail because the MSCP server always
tries to access the disk using the original preferred
path; the server does not fail over to the alternate path.
This behavior impacts only satellite mount attempts. This
restriction will be fixed in a future release.
To work around this problem, clear the preferred path
setting on the VAX CI node by specifying the local node
name (instead of the node name of the HSC controller) as
the preferred path.
See the VMS I/O User's Reference Manual: Part I for more
information about setting a preferred path.
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2.22 System Management Utility (SYSMAN) Server Hang
2.22 System Management Utility (SYSMAN) Server Hang
V5.5-1
The System Management Utility (SYSMAN) could hang in
some instances, particularly when certain operations were
interrupted with Ctrl/C or Ctrl/Y. A SYSMAN hang can cause
the CLUSTER_SERVER process to stop running, which can cause
a system bottleneck. The SYSMAN logic has been updated to
improve the interaction between the SMISERVER process and
the CLUSTER_SERVER process, which eliminates a possible
system bottleneck.
2.23 System Parameter LGI_BRK_TERM-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, intrusion detection records
generated as a result of login failures or break-in
attempts, which occurred at the DECwindows Login or Pause
Session dialog boxes, did not properly obey the setting
of the System Generation Utility (SYSGEN) system parameter
LGI_BRK_TERM. As a result, the intrusion records always
included the _WSAn: input device.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
If you set the LGI_BRK_TERM system parameter to 0, the
resulting intrusion record contains only the failing user
name.
2.24 System Symbol Definitions for High-Level Languages
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, VMS provides new modules for the
file SYS$LIBRARY:STARLETSD.TLB, from which some high-
level language compiler products (such as BASIC, FORTRAN,
and Pascal) build language-specific equivalents of the
VMS system symbol definition library STARLET.MLB. In
previous versions of VMS, some sets of definitions were
inadvertently omitted from STARLETSD.TLB, making them
unavailable to high-level language programmers.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the following modules have been added
to STARLETSD.TLB:
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$CLIMSGDEF - Callable CLI$ routine return statuses
$CONVDEF - Callable CONV$ routine structure definitions
$CONVMSGDEF - Callable CONV$ routine return statuses
$DDTMMSGDEF - Distributed Transaction Manager return statuses
$DISMOUMSGDEF - $DISMOUNT system service return statuses
$FDLMSGDEF - Callable FDL$ routine return statuses
$LICENSEDEF - License facility messages
$MAILMSGDEF - Callable MAIL$ routine return statuses
$MOUNDEF - $MOUNT system service return statuses
$VAXDEF - VAX hardware model codes
To make these new definitions available, you must reinstall
the language compiler kit after you apply the VMS Version
5.5-2 update. Note that some languages (such as VAX Ada and
VAX C) include VMS system symbol definition files on their
compiler kits. For these languages, the new definitions
may not be available until the compiler kits are updated.
See the appropriate installation guides for the respective
language compiler products for more information.
2.25 VAX 6000-600 Warm Start for Systems with Battery
Backup-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
If your VAX 6000-600 system contains a battery backup
unit and recovered successfully from a power failure,
the system halted at the next occurrence of any system
error, even if the error was potentially recoverable. This
halt prevented nonrecoverable hardware-related errors from
causing bugcheck crashes.
In VMS Version 5.5-1, this problem has been corrected.
2.26 VAX 62xx and 63xx Systems with KLESI or UNIBUS Adapters
Enabled
V5.5-1
In VMS Version 5.5, the primary CPU backup cache on VAX
62xx and 63xx systems with KLESI or UNIBUS adapters was
disabled. Having this cache disabled resulted in a 50
percent reduction in performance. In VMS Version 5.5-1,
the cache is enabled.
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2.27 Verify Utility (VERIFY)
2.27 Verify Utility (VERIFY)
This section describes corrections to the Verify Utility.
2.27.1 File Header Identifier Error-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
The Verify Utility mishandled file headers for files whose
file identifier (FID) is a multiple of 64K. For example:
$ ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR DKA300:
%ANALDISK-W-BADHEADER, file (65536,0,1) .;0
invalid file header
-ANALDISK-I-BAD_STRUC_LEVEL, STRUCLEV field is bad
-ANALDISK-I-INVHEADER_BUSY, invalid file header marked "busy"
in index file bitmap
Certain FIDs, which are multiples of 65536 (that is, 64K;
FIDs whose low-order 16 bits are all 0), are considered
reserved and are never used. These files are reserved to
maintain compatibility with the RSX operating systems.
VERIFY did not recognize these files as reserved.
When VERIFY passed over the INDEXF.SYS file, it did not
treat these file headers as a special case and incorrectly
marked them as invalid file headers. In doing so, VERIFY
generated error messages that caused users to question
the integrity of their data. If VERIFY was then invoked
to repair the disk, it would also deallocate these
reserved FIDs in the index file bitmap, allowing them to
be allocated.
This problem has been corrected.
2.27.2 Lost File Header Repair Caused Corruption of Data-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-1
A file system error was introduced in VMS Version 5.4
that sometimes caused the creation of lost extension file
headers when a multiheader file was extended. After running
ANALYZE/DISK_STRUCTURE/REPAIR on a disk with these lost
file headers, VERIFY would leave many multiply allocated
blocks on the disk.
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The error was caused by VERIFY correctly finding lost
extension headers and then putting them into the "lost"
directory. But while doing this, VERIFY also attempted to
update some dates in the ident area of these headers: the
creation date, last modified date, and so on.
The ident area of a file header is a variable-length field
and is shorter than normal in extension file headers. When
VERIFY updated the date fields, it did so without checking
the length of the ident area. The result was that VERIFY
overwrote the map area of the file header. VERIFY now
checks the length of the ident area, and the map area is
no longer overwritten.
2.28 VAXstation 3100 Model 80 and VAXstation 4000 Model
60-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed on servers
for VAXstation 3100 Model 80 and VAXstation 4000 Model 60
workstations that would cause a system failure every 11
minutes after memory errors until the system (or power)
was turned off. The failure was a machine check caused by
an unrecoverable memory error. In VMS Version 5.5-1, this
problem has been corrected.
2.29 VMS Upgrade and VMS Update Procedures-Checking Directories
V5.5-2
When you apply a VMS upgrade or update procedure, you need
to ensure that you move or rename any special test/debug
files that you may have placed in any of the SYS$SPECIFIC:
or SYS$SYSROOT: directories. This is because files that
reside in these directories are used in place of files in
SYS$COMMON: directories.
At a minimum, you should check the following directories:
SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSEXE]
SYS$SYSROOT:[SYS$LDR]
Because the VMS upgrade and update procedures do not
normally check or alter the contents of the SYS$SYSROOT:[]
directories, any files that you place into these
directories for testing or debugging purposes will remain
there unchanged until you remove or rename these files. If
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you do remove or rename these testing or debugging files,
it may result in unpredictable system behavior.
2.30 VMS Volume Shadowing
For VMS Version 5.5-2, VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II)
features controller performance assists to reduce copy and
merge operation times on standalone systems and VAXcluster
systems. The following sections describe the Version 5.5-2
shadowing performance enhancements.
________________________ Note ________________________
Refer to Section 2.30.6 before upgrading to VMS
Version 5.5-2.
______________________________________________________
See also the VMS Volume Shadowing Manual for information
about migrating phase I shadow sets to phase II. Digital
intends to remove support for phase I in a future release
of VMS. Additionally, OpenVMS Alpha will not support phase
I shadowing.
2.30.1 Improved Performance for Merge and Copy Operations
There are two types of performance assist: the merge assist
and the copy assist. The merge assist improves performance
by using information maintained in controller-based write
logs to merge only the data that is inconsistent across a
shadow set. When a merge operation is assisted by the write
logs, it is referred to as a "minimerge." The copy assist
reduces system resource usage and copy times by enabling a
direct disk-to-disk transfer of data without going through
VAX host node memory.
Assisted merge operations are usually too short to
be noticeable. Phase II assisted copy operations are
dramatically faster than either the phase I copy or phase
II unassisted copy times. Improved performance is possible
during the assisted copy operation because it consumes
less CPU and interconnect resources. Although the primary
purpose of the performance assists is to reduce the system
resources required to perform a copy or merge operation, in
some circumstances you may also observe improved read and
write I/O performance.
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Volume shadowing for VMS Version 5.5-2 supports both
assisted and unassisted shadow sets in the same VAXcluster
configuration. Whenever you create a shadow set, add
members to an existing shadow set, or boot a system,
the shadowing software reevaluates each device in the
changed configuration to determine whether it is capable
of supporting either the copy assist or the minimerge.
Enhanced performance is possible only as long as all shadow
set members are configured on controllers that support
performance assist capabilities. If any shadow set member
is connected to a controller without these capabilities,
the shadowing software disables the performance assist for
the shadow set.
The controllers supporting the assists are shown in
Table 2-3.
Table_2-3_Controllers_Supporting_Copy_and_Merge_Assists____
_______HSC50__HSC40__HSC60__HSC70__HSC90_KDM70_RF35___RF73_
Merge N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Assist
Copy N Y Y Y Y N N N
Assist_____________________________________________________
The VMS Version 5.5-2 Volume Shadowing software will
perform unassisted shadow set operations until you install
the following:
o HSC software Version 6.5
o KDM70 firmware Version 4.0
o RF35 firmware Version T368
o RF73 firmware Version T367
The copy assist and minimerge are enabled by default, and
are fully managed by the shadowing software.
Future versions of HSC50 software may support the merge
assist. Support for the performance assists is not provided
by any other storage controllers at this time.
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2.30.2 Effects on Performance
The copy assist and minimerge are designed to reduce the
time it takes to do copy and merge operations. In fact, you
may notice significant time reductions on systems that have
little or no user I/O occurring during the assisted copy
or merge operation. Data availability is improved, too,
because copy operations quickly make data consistent across
the shadow set.
Minimerge Assist Performance Improvements
The phase II minimerge feature provides a very significant
reduction in the elapsed time taken to perform merge
operations. By using controller-based write logs, it is
possible to avoid the total volume scan required by earlier
merge algorithms and merge only those areas of the shadow
set where write activity is known to be in progress.
Unassisted phase II merge operations often take several
hours, depending on user I/O rates. Phase I merge
operations typically take tens of minutes to complete,
and negatively impact user I/O rates while in progress.
Phase II minimerge operations typically complete in a few
seconds, and are usually undetectable by users.
The exact time taken to complete a minimerge depends on
the amount of outstanding write activity to the shadow set
when the merge process is initiated, and on the number of
shadow set members undergoing a minimerge simultaneously.
Even under the heaviest write activity, a minimerge should
complete in less than 1 minute. Additionally, minimerge
operations consume minimal compute and I/O bandwidth.
Copy Assist Performance Improvements
Table 2-4 shows the approximate time required to perform
copies on shadow sets that consist of two RA82s connected
to an HSC70 controller on a VAX 8700 computer. The table
shows assisted and unassisted copy times measured for one,
two, three, and four concurrent copy operations where all
source and target disks are on separate HSC requestors.
For comparison purposes, the same test was performed using
phase I shadow sets.
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Note that the copy times in Table 2-4 reflect the best
possible performance measurements taken on a controlled
test system with no user I/O load. Copy times will vary
according to each configuration, and generally will take
longer on systems supporting user I/O. Performance benefits
are also enhanced by having the source and target disks on
different HSC requestors.
Table 2-4 Copy Times in Minutes for Two-Member RA82 Shadow
__________Sets_____________________________________________
4
Type_of_Shadowing_______1_Set_____2_Sets____3_Sets____Sets_
Phase II: 9 17 25 34
Assisted Copy
Phase II: 24 28 34 41
Unassisted Copy
with Identical Data
Phase II: 91 120 157 200
Unassisted Copy
with Different Data
Phase I Copy:[1] 15 20 21 22
[1]With_phase_I_shadowing,_the_HSC_controller_manages_the__
copy operation.
___________________________________________________________
Table 2-4 shows that for a single copy operation, a phase
II assisted copy is significantly faster than any other.
Note that as the number of simultaneous copies grows, the
timing proportions change. This is caused by differing
levels of parallelism in the various copying algorithms.
Also, the overall copy times and their proportions will
differ with the disk type, because each disk varies in
total blocks and data transfer speed.
Additionally, Table 2-4 shows that unassisted phase II
copies vary significantly in time, based on the similarity
of data on the source and target disks. To make blocks
with different data consistent, extra I/O operations
are required. Thus, unassisted copy operations take
significantly longer to make a shadow set consistent
when the disk members contain different data. The phase II
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assisted copy operation does not depend on the similarity
of data on the disks.
Finally, the measurements shown in Table 2-4 do not
reflect the fact that multiple phase I copies negatively
impact user I/O bandwidth. Phase II assisted copies allow
significantly more user I/O than phase I even when multiple
copies are performed simultaneously.
Refer to "Determining the DCD (Disk-Copy-Data) Connection
Limit" in Section 2.30.4 for information about controlling
the number of assisted copies an HSC controller can
perform.
2.30.3 Enabling Assisted Merge Operations
Merge operations occur if a node fails or shuts down
without dismounting its shadow sets. For unassisted
merge operations, the shadowing software reads data from
one member and compares it to the remaining members. If
there are data inconsistencies, the shadowing software
makes the data consistent across the shadow set. During a
merge, shadowing methodically examines LBNs (logical block
numbers) on each member until all LBNs have been compared
and, if necessary, made identical.
The minimerge provides more efficient merge operation
processing because it can take advantage of information
about write operations that is logged in the controller
memory. These write logs contain information about exactly
which LBNs in the shadow set had write I/O requests
outstanding (from a failed node). The remaining nodes use
the write logs to merge those LBNs that are inconsistent
across the shadow set.
________________________ Note ________________________
Because of the requirement to perform crash dump file
consolidation, the shadowing software cannot perform
a minimerge on a system disk. VMS Volume Shadowing
manages the crash dump file consolidation and performs
minimerge operations automatically.
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How the Minimerge Assist Is Enabled
The minimerge operation can be enabled only on nodes
running VMS Version 5.5-2. VMS Volume Shadowing
automatically enables the minimerge if the controllers
involved in accessing the physical members of the shadow
set support it. See Table 2-3 for a list of supported
controllers. Note that minimerge operations are possible
even when shadow set members are connected to different
controllers.
How the Minimerge Assist Is Disabled
VMS Volume Shadowing automatically disables minimerges if:
o A shadow set member is mounted on a controller that does
not support the minimerge, on a controller running a
version of firmware that does not support the minimerge,
or on an HSC controller that has the assists disabled.
o The shadow set is mounted on a VAXcluster node that is
not running VMS Version 5.5-2. In a VAXcluster system,
each node with the shadow set mounted must be running
VMS Version 5.5-2; otherwise, the minimerge is disabled
for all nodes (including VMS Version 5.5-2 nodes) that
have the shadow set mounted. See Section 2.30.6.2.
o The shadow set is mounted on a standalone system. For
standalone systems, it is impossible to minimerge the
shadow set because a single system reinitializes all
disk controllers, thereby invalidating write logs during
the boot process.
The following transient conditions can also cause a
minimerge operation to be disabled:
o If a merge operation is already in progress when a node
fails.
In this situation, the shadowing software cannot
interrupt the merge operation with a minimerge.
o When there are not enough write log entries available in
the controllers.
The number of write log entries available is determined
by controller capacity. The shadowing software
dynamically determines when there are enough entries
to successfully maintain write I/O information. If
the number of available write log entries is too low,
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shadowing temporarily disables logging in controller
memory for that shadow set, polls the controllers
while logging is disabled, and reenables logging when
controller capacity is sufficient.
A controller retains a write log entry for each write
I/O request until the write has been successfully
completed to the virtual unit. This means that log
entries associated with a virtual unit write cannot
be reused or returned until all members of the shadow
set have been updated.
The HSC controller, being a multiple unit controller,
shares its write log entries between multiple disks.
This pool of write log entries is statically allocated
by the HSC controller and is managed by the shadowing
software. If you want to ensure that write log entries
are available so that shadowing is more likely to
perform a minimerge instead of a merge operation,
Digital recommends you use the following guidelines
for configuring HSC and KDM70 controllers:
- An HSC controller should have no more than 32 disks
that are members of multiple-member shadow sets. You
can observe the number of available write history
entries (WHEs) on an HSC controller by entering the
RUN VTDPY command at the HSC console. The VTDPY
program displays a "Free List" of information,
including the number of available WHEs. If the
controller runs out of WHEs, shadowing will disable
minimerges and perform unassisted merge operations.
- A KDM70 controller should have no more than 5 disks
that are members of multiple-member shadow sets. As
with HSC controllers, if the controller runs out of
write log entries, shadowing will disable minimerges
and perform unassisted merge operations.
These suggested numbers are general guidelines and will
vary with the work load. Note that guidelines are not
provided for RF-series devices; write log exhaustion
does not typically occur with RF35 or RF73 disks because
the write logs are not shared.
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o When the controller write logs become inaccessible due
to either of the following reasons, in which case the
minimerge automatically reverts to an unassisted merge
operation:
- Controller failure causes write logs to be lost or
deleted.
- A device that is dual ported to multiple controllers
fails over to its secondary controller. (If the
secondary controller is capable of maintaining write
logs, the minimerge operations will be reestablished
quickly.)
2.30.4 Enabling Assisted Copy Operations
Copy operations occur when a disk is added to a shadow set
to make the contents of the new member identical to that
of the other members. Unassisted copy operations involve
transferring data through the VAX CPU from the source disk
to the target disk.
Unlike an unassisted copy, an assisted copy does not
transfer data through the host node memory. The actual
transfer of data is performed within the controller, thus
the assisted copy decreases the impact on the system, the
I/O bandwidth consumption, and the time required for copy
operations. Shadow set members must be accessed from the
same HSC controller in order to take advantage of the
copy assist. The shadowing software controls the copy
operation by using special MSCP copy commands to instruct
the controller to copy specific ranges of LBNs. For an
assisted copy, only one disk can be an active target for
the copy at a time.
How the Copy Assist Is Enabled
By default, the VMS Volume Shadowing software and the HSC
controller automatically enable the copy assist if the
source and target disks are accessed through the same
HSC controller. If you have disabled the assists on the
HSC controller, see Section 2.30.5 for information about
reenabling them.
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How the Copy Assist Is Disabled
Shadowing automatically disables the copy assist if:
o The shadow set is mounted on an HSC controller that does
not support the copy assist, or on an HSC controller
with the copy assist disabled.
o A copy operation is initiated from a node running
software earlier than VMS Version 5.5-2.
o The source and target disks are not accessed using the
same HSC.
In the case of dual-ported HSC disks, it is possible to
use the $QIO SET PREFERRED PATH feature to force both
disks to be accessed via the same HSC. This feature
is useful because automatic failover in VAXcluster
systems results in disks being accessed by either HSC
controller. Note also when a dual-pathed HSC disk is
dismounted, its access path will be automatically moved
to the alternate HSC controller.
See the PREFER program in SYS$EXAMPLES and refer to
the VMS I/O User's Reference Manual: Part I for more
information about setting a preferred path.
o The number of assisted copies specified by the HSC DCD
(disk-copy-data) connection limit has been reached,
at which point additional copies will be performed
unassisted.
Determining the DCD (Disk-Copy-Data) Connection Limit
VMS Volume Shadowing implements the copy assist operation
by issuing MSCP DCD commands to an HSC controller. You can
control the number of assisted shadow set copies that can
occur simultaneously on each HSC controller. This section
describes how to determine a reasonable number based on how
you prioritize your copy operations.
________________________ Note ________________________
Changes to the DCD connection limit are not necessary
for most configurations. Only configurations that
regularly perform more than four simultaneous copy
operations (excluding failover) per HSC controller
should consider altering the default setting.
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For each assisted copy that is currently in progress, the
HSC controller establishes an internal DCD connection
between the source and target disks. By default, each
HSC controller limits the number of DCD connections (and,
therefore, the number of simultaneous assisted copies)
to a maximum of four. The HSC DCD connection limit can be
set from two to nine. If the setting is exceeded, then any
request for an assisted copy will be refused by the HSC,
and the copy will be performed unassisted.
You may need to change the DCD connection limit if:
o Copy operations are generally performed on disks with
dissimilar data. In this case, unassisted copies
take significantly longer than assisted copies.
Therefore, setting a higher DCD connection limit would
be advantageous.
o Absolute best copy times are desired. In many cases,
a mix of assisted and unassisted copy operations can
balance the work load over the entire system. The best
mix of assisted and unassisted copies will vary based
on the VAX computer, HSC controller, and disks involved,
because each environment has a different performance
profile. If you require an absolute minimum elapsed time
for multiple simultaneous copies, then you may need to
test different settings to find the best copy times for
your configuration. Performance will also benefit if
you ensure the source and target disks are not connected
to the same HSC requestor. In this case, whether you
raise or lower the DCD connection limit depends on your
particular environment.
o User I/O performance has a higher priority than total
elapsed time for the copy operations. Assisted copy
operations conserve system I/O resources, which are
then available for user I/O. Therefore, setting a higher
DCD connection limit would be advantageous. However,
note that large user I/O loads can extend the time
required to perform an assisted copy operation because
HSC controllers give priority to user I/O over DCD I/O.
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Setting the Number of Copy Assists Per HSC
You can use the HSC command SET SERVER DISK/DCD_CONNECTION_
LIMIT to control the mix of assisted and unassisted copies
performed by a given HSC controller.
Follow these steps for each HSC controller on which you
want to change the DCD connection limit:
1. Press Ctrl/C to get to the HSC prompt.
2. When the HSC prompt appears on the terminal screen, run
the SETSHO program to change the limit. The following
example sets the DCD connection limit to 6:
HSC> RUN SETSHO
SETSHO> SET SERVER DISK/DCD_CONNECTION_LIMIT=6
SETSHO-I Your settings require an IMMEDIATE reboot on exit.
SETSHO> EXIT
SETSHO-Q Rebooting HSC. Press RETURN to continue, CTRL/Y to abort:
After you issue these commands, the HSC controller
automatically reboots.
INIPIO-I Booting...
With HSC Version 6.5 software, it is not possible to
display the current DCD connection limit setting. This
information will be displayed in a later HSC software
release.
2.30.5 Controlling the Shadowing Performance Assists on HSC
Controllers
To disable both the merge and copy performance assists
on the HSC controller, follow these steps on each HSC
controller for which you want to disable the assists:
1. Press Ctrl/C to get to the HSC prompt.
2. When the HSC prompt appears on the terminal screen,
enter the following commands:
HSC> RUN SETSHO
SETSHO> SET SERVER DISK/NOHOST_BASED_SHADOWING
SETSHO-I Your settings require an IMMEDIATE reboot on exit.
SETSHO> EXIT
SETSHO-Q Rebooting HSC. Press RETURN to continue, CTRL/Y to abort:
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After you issue these commands, the HSC controller
automatically reboots.
INIPIO-I Booting...
To reenable the assists, follow the same procedure on
your HSC controller except use the /HOST_BASED_SHADOWING
qualifier on the SET SERVER DISK command.
With HSC Version 6.5 software, it is not possible to
display whether the assists are enabled. This information
will be displayed in a later HSC software release.
2.30.6 VMS Volume Shadowing Restrictions
This section describes known problems and other
considerations that pertain to Volume Shadowing for VMS
Version 5.5-2.
2.30.6.1 Recommended Version for VAXclusters, Volume Shadowing,
and Striping
For VMS Version 5.5-2, nodes in a mixed-version VAXcluster
system must run a minimum of VMS Version 5.4.
For mixed-version VAXcluster systems that use VMS Volume
Shadowing, Digital recommends running a minimum of VMS
Version 5.4-3.
VMS Version 5.5-2 requires Striping V2.0-007 when used in
conjunction with VMS Volume Shadowing.
2.30.6.2 Using VMS Volume Shadowing in a Mixed-Version Cluster
The following restriction applies in mixed-version
VAXcluster systems that use VMS Volume Shadowing with the
VMS Version 5.5-2 shadowing performance assists.
A shadow set member that supports the minimerge assist
may not be VMS MSCP served by multiple VAXcluster nodes
that are running a mixture of Version 5.5-2 and previous
versions of the VMS operating system.
This restriction must be observed in configurations where
nodes access shadow set members through multiple VMS MSCP
served paths.
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Figure 2-1 shows two examples of VAXcluster systems (CI and
DSSI) that are susceptible to violating this restriction.
In Figure 2-1, when the served node accesses shadow set
members through the node running Version 5.5-2, it will see
the members as being able to support the minimerge feature.
However, if the served node accesses the same shadow set
members through the node running an earlier version of
VMS, they will be flagged as not supporting the minimerge
feature. This conflict regarding shadow set member status
may cause a system failure.
The following configuration modifications can be used to
overcome this restriction:
o Ensure that all nodes serving HSC and RF-series disks
that are shadow set members run VMS Version 5.5-2.
o Ensure that VMS Version 5.5-2 nodes do not share a
common allocation class with nodes running previous
versions. This will require changes to HSC and RF disk
controller allocation classes. See the VMS Volume
Shadowing Manual and the VMS VAXcluster Manual for
information about setting allocation classes.
o Disable the phase II shadowing performance assists
at the HSC console following the instructions in
Section 2.30.5. This disables both the merge and copy
assists.
o Disable VMS MSCP serving using the system parameter
MSCP_LOAD on either the V5.5-2 nodes or the nodes
running earlier versions.
To reenable the performance assists, see Section 2.30.5.
2.30.6.3 Memory Requirements for VMS Volume Shadowing
VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II) uses one additional
process, SHADOW_SERVER, on nodes that have shadowing
enabled. This section includes a breakdown of the
additional memory requirements for VMS Volume Shadowing
Version 5.5-2. Note that the following list is not
exhaustive; it contains only major memory consumers.
o Shadowing (phase II) code:
- SHDRIVER-137 pages (about 70K bytes)
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- SHADOW_SERVER-the maximum working set size of the
server process is:
PQL_DWSQUOTA + (128 x SHADOW_MAX_COPY)
Using default values for these parameters, this value
is 712. A typical working set size for this process
is 150 to 200 pages.
o Shadowing (phase II) data:
- One SHAD structure (2 pages) per shadow set
- One additional VCB (volume control block) (240 bytes,
about 1/2 page) per shadow set for the virtual unit.
- One additional UCB (unit control block) (164 bytes,
about 1/3 page) per shadow set for the virtual unit.
Note that the UCBs for shadow set members are already
present if the disks are visible on the system, and
the VCBs for the members are created whenever the
disks are mounted, regardless of shadowing status.
o I/O operations performed:
- One additional IRP per outstanding read (an IRP is
176 bytes, or about 1/3 page).
- For an n-member shadow set, n additional IRPs per
outstanding write. (One IRP is needed for each of
the shadow set members, and one IRP is needed for
the virtual unit. For an unshadowed disk, only one
IRP is needed for an outstanding write; for an n-
member shadow set, n + 1 IRPs are needed, thus the
difference of n.)
- Additional IRPs are used for various other
operations; for example, if the disk is in merge
state, one additional IRP per member is needed.
- Buffer space during copies and merges (approximately
100 pages per copy or merge stream).
- Each physical device using minimerge write logs
requires a maximum additional 8K bytes of nonpaged
pool.
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2.30.6.4 Unnecessary Merge During System Reboot-Suggested
Workaround
In a VAXcluster system, when a node that has a shadow set
mounted shuts down incorrectly (or crashes), a remaining
node will merge the shadow set. If the merge operation
completes and the shadow set is either subsequently
dismounted or the entire cluster is shut down, a remount
of the shadow set may result in an unnecessary merge
operation.
To avoid the unnecessary merge operation, ensure that a
file system rebuild operation (for example, MOUNT/REBUILD)
is performed on the shadow set prior to dismount or
shutdown.
2.30.6.5 Connection Loss During Shadowing State Change May Cause
Bugcheck
In the rare event that multiple connection losses occur
during a shadow set state change (such as when a disk
member is being dismounted), a system bugcheck may result.
The bugcheck occurs when the connection loss prevents
shadowing software from updating the storage control block
information on member disks after the local update has been
committed. This is reported by the following message:
SHADDETINCON, SHADOWING detects inconsistent state
This problem will be fixed in a future VMS release.
2.30.7 Supported Shadow Sets Maximum Increased to 75
With VMS Version 5.5, VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II)
supports a maximum of 75 shadow sets on a single node or
in a VAXcluster system. Prior to VMS Version 5.5, phase
II shadowing supported up to 32 shadow sets. The number
of shadow sets supported is independent of controller and
device types.
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2.30.7.1 SHOW DEVICES Display Incorrect for Merge Copy
This note pertains to VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II) only.
On rare occasions, the SHOW DEVICES command might indicate
the status of a merge operation as being 100 percent merged
when, in fact, the merge is still in progress.
This is a problem with the SHOW DEVICES display only.
The VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II) merge operation is
functioning correctly. This problem will be fixed in a
future version of VMS.
2.30.7.2 Assisted Copy Operation Resets Incorrectly After
Minimerge
VMS Volume Shadowing (phase II) may incorrectly reset
an assisted copy operation after a system crash and a
subsequent minimerge operation. If a node with the shadow
set mounted crashes at the time an assisted copy operation
is in progress, the copy may restart at 0 percent copied.
The expected behavior is for the copy operation to continue
at the percentage copied when the crash occurred. For
example, if the shadow set was 33 percent copied at the
time of the crash, the copy should resume at 33 percent
after the system crash and the minimerge completes.
This problem will be fixed in a future version of VMS.
2.31 VMS Version 5.4 to Version 5.5 Queue Database Upgrade
Problem Resolution
V5.5-2
This section describes a workaround for a problem when you
upgrade the queuing system from VMS Version 5.4 or earlier
to the new Version 5.5 design. If your system is currently
running VMS Version 5.5, this information does not apply
to you. This problem is not an issue for versions of VMS
following VMS Version 5.5.
2.31.1 Problem Information
During phase 6 of the VMS Version 5.5 upgrade, you cannot
convert to the new queue manager because the queue
conversion fails no matter how the following question is
answered:
"Do you wish to upgrade to the new JOB_CONTROL at this time [NO]?"
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If you answer NO, you will not upgrade to the new job
controller. If you answer YES, the job controller starts,
but conversion of the queues fails with the following
messages:
Starting the new job controller...
Starting the new queue manager...
%JBC-E-QMANDEL, unexpected queue manager process termination
-SYSTEM-F-PROTINSTALL, protected images must be installed
%JBC-E-QMANDEL, unexpected queue manager process termination
-SYSTEM-F-PROTINSTALL, protected images must be installed
%JBC-E-QMANNOTSTARTED, queue manager could not be started
The queue conversion fails because the IPC$SHARE image is
not installed.
Problem Resolution
To work around this problem, perform the following steps:
1. Before you upgrade to VMS Version 5.5, issue the
following command to display all queues and jobs in
the system:
$ SHOW QUEUE/ALL/FULL/OUTPUT=QUEUES.TXT
If some of the queues have been corrupted, you can
notify users if their jobs are not transferred during
the upgrade. Likewise, the following commands may also
be useful:
$ SHOW QUEUE/FORM/FULL/OUTPUT=QFORMS.TXT
$ SHOW QUEUE/CHARACTERISTIC/FULL/OUTPUT=QCHAR.TXT
Corruption issues are resolved in the new queuing
system. Therefore, queuing system database corruption
will not be an issue in future releases of VMS.
2. During phase 6 of the VMS Version 5.5 upgrade, answer NO
to the following question:
"Do you wish to upgrade to the new JOB_CONTROL at this time [NO]?"
3. Let the upgrade run to completion. AUTOGEN will run and
the system will reboot. Once the system is rebooted, the
IPC$SHARE image is installed.
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4. Log in to the SYSTEM account.
5. Make sure the disks are mounted. Disks holding queue
database files and disks holding users' files must be
available to start the new queue manager and to restore
batch and print jobs that were previously submitted.
6. Disable the job controller's "cold start" verification
of its database as follows:
$ RUN SYS$SYSTEM:SYSGEN
SYSGEN> SET JOBCTLD 1
SYSGEN> WRITE ACTIVE
SYSGEN> EXIT
Setting this undocumented system parameter allows the
data in the former queue database (JBCSYSQUE.DAT) to be
saved for transfer to the VMS Version 5.5 queue database
(even if corruption exists in the former database). You
can use the System Generation Utility (SYSGEN) to change
this parameter, because it is an isolated and temporary
change.
7. Redefine any queues, forms, and characteristics that may
not be transferred due to corruption. See step 1.
If there is minor corruption in the JBCSYSQUE.DAT
file, the uncorrupted data will be transferred to
the new database. If there is major corruption in the
JBCSYSQUE.DAT file, the transfer of data to the new
database might fail.
8. Execute the following command procedure:
SYS$UPDATE:VMS$UPGRADE_A55_V55.COM.
9. Answer YES to the following question:
"Do you wish to convert queues now ? (YES,NO,ABORT)" YES
Answering YES upgrades your system to VMS Version 5.5[1]
with the new job controller and queue manager. It also
____________________
[1] VMS Version V5.5, V5.5-1, and V5.5-2 use the new
queue manager (process name QUEUE_MANAGER) and job
controller (process name JOB_CONTROL); VMS Version
A5.5, A5.5-1, and A5.5-2 use the previous queue
manager, which is a function of the previous job
controller (process name JOB_CONTROL).
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transfers information from the former queue database
(JBCSYSQUE.DAT) to the new queue database. When you
enter the START/QUEUE/MANAGER command, the new queue
manager is started.
Answering NO upgrades your system to VMS Version 5.5
with the new job controller and queue manager, but
it does not transfer information from the former
queue database (JBCSYSQUE.DAT) to the new queue
database. When you start the new queue manager with the
START/QUEUE/MANAGER command, the new queue database will
be empty (that is, it will not contain any information
about queues or jobs).
Answering ABORT leaves your system as VMS Version A5.5.
Your system continues to run the former job controller
and queue manager and uses the former queue database
(JBCSYSQUE.DAT).
_______________________ Caution _______________________
The new queue manager is in a stopped state upon
completion of the upgrade. If you do answer YES to
the queue conversion question, do not include the /NEW
qualifier on the START/QUEUE/MANAGER command; this
qualifier effectively erases the queuing database. For
information about the queuing system, see the Guide to
Maintaining a VMS System.
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2.32 XQP and File System in Mixed-Version VAXclusters
V5.5-2
A software correction in the VMS Version 5.5-2 XQP and File
System may increase the chances of applications getting an
unexpected error status (SS$_DEADLOCK) if the VMS Version
5.5-2 system is in a VAXcluster with systems running
earlier versions of VMS. Digital recommends that you
complete the update to VMS Version 5.5-2 on all VAXcluster
nodes as quickly as possible to minimize the possibility of
user applications receiving this error. See Section 3.15.5
for more details.
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This chapter contains information about VMS Version 5.5-2
for application and system programmers.
3.1 DSA Multiple Controllers Timeout Errors-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Configurations that have multiple DSA (DIGITAL Storage
Architecture) controllers that are idle for extended
periods of time can log false host access timeout errors.
When multiple DSA controllers are configured on one bus,
more time is needed to poll inactive controllers to prevent
false access timeout errors from occurring. More time has
been added to allow for these configurations.
3.2 LATSYM Error During Hangup Event-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
LATSYM could have failed with an access violation error
when a LAT device it was controlling received a hangup
event. This may have occurred if the symbiont process was
driving multiple queues. In VMS Version 5.5-1, LATSYM no
longer causes an access violation error. It now correctly
sets the queue status bits during a hangup event.
3.3 Mail Utility (MAIL)-Callable Mail No Longer Loses System
Privileges
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, if you ran a program that used
callable mail and you set the SYSPRV privilege, the program
failed, even though the program worked correctly without
SYSPRV.
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3.3 Mail Utility (MAIL)-Callable Mail No Longer Loses System Privileges
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected;
having SYSPRV privilege set in the current privilege mask
upon entry into a program that uses callable mail no longer
causes the program to fail.
3.4 Mailbox Driver EXE$SNDEVMSG Routine Error
V5.5-1
________________________ Note ________________________
This problem is mentioned in the Cover Letter
Supplement for VMS Version 5.5 (part number
AV-PMX6A-TE) under the heading "Mail Driver Problem
and ACMS."
______________________________________________________
If you had ACMS installed on your system running VMS
Version 5.5, you were unable to log in to ACMS through
controlled terminals except for LAT-dedicated service
ports. On other controlled terminals, after you started the
ACMS terminal subsystem, you would have seen the "Connected
to ACMS" and "Press <RET> to continue . . . " messages, but
you would not get any response from ACMS due to the problem
with the mailbox driver.
An error in the mailbox driver's EXE$SNDEVMSG routine
caused the driver to write a string count one byte longer
than the actual string. If the application expected a $QIO
read request to return data sent by EXE$SNDEVMSG, and the
application does one or more of the following, the extra
byte caused a problem:
o Created the mailbox with MAXMSG set to the exact size of
the string that it expected EXE$SNDEVMSG to write
o Used the length returned by the $QIO read request to,
for example, compare strings or simply to verify that
the length was an expected value
VMS Version 5.5-1 enables you to log into ACMS through all
controlled terminals.
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3.5 Pseudoterminal Driver Control Connection Routines
3.5 Pseudoterminal Driver Control Connection Routines
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the following restrictions
were in effect for the pseudoterminal driver control
connection routines PTD$READ, PTD$READW, and PTD$WRITE:
o The maximum buffer size permitted was 508 bytes.
o Read or write buffers could not span a page.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, these restrictions have been removed.
For instance, the maximum buffer size is now is as much
memory as you decide to allocate.
3.6 Remote Port Command Procedure Sample
V5.5-2
The following is a previously undocumented sample command
procedure that provides remote ports with a means of
accessing and controlling a modem.
$! RMT_PORT.COM
$! Example Remote Port Procedure - V1.0
$!
$ port := tta2:
$ baud := 2400
$!
$ alloc 'port'
$ set term 'port' /modem /speed='baud' /noautobaud
$ deassign sys$input
$ define sys$input sys$command
$ set host /dte 'port'
$ deassign sys$input
$ dealloc 'port'
3.7 RMS Journaling
The release notes in this section pertain to the RMS
Journaling Services.
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3.7.1 Access to a Remote Indexed Read-Only File Can Fail-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
A remote read-only indexed file with RMS Recovery Unit
Journaling enabled and with a XABKEY data structure linked
into the XAB list received the following error when the
file was opened:
RMS-E-DDTM_ERR, error from RMS
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.7.2 Deadlock Among Multiple Detached Recovery Servers-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a deadlock could occur when
an attempt to open a journal failed while multiple detached
recovery servers tried to coordinate access to recover a
file. The attempt to open the journal could fail if the
device was not mounted or if some other resource problem
occurred.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.7.3 RMS Journaling Detached Recovery-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you used the RMS
Journaling Services, Dynamic Memory Exhausted (RMS$_DME)
errors caused the recovery server to fail. In VMS Version
5.5-2, the maximum number of threads active in a single RMS
Journaling recovery process has been lowered to 30, which
prevents these errors from occurring.
3.7.4 TID Format in Transaction Error Messages
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, on failure of transaction commit or
abort, RMS dumps the Transaction Identification (TID) into
an error message, rather than formatting it in a standard
way. If the bytes of the TID are labeled from highest byte
address (P) to lowest byte address (A), as follows:
PONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
Then the RMS TID display is:
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DCBA HGFE LKJI PONM
So the conversion from one format to the other remains
straightforward, the current standard format is:
DCBA-FE-HG-IJ-KLMNOP
3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
The release notes in this section pertain to the Screen
Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL).
3.8.1 BLOCK_BORDER-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you changed a virtual
display's border to BLOCK_BORDER, the border disappeared.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.2 Incorrect Output with Terminal Device Set to VT80-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, SMG$ output was incorrect when
a terminal device was set to VT80. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
this problem has been corrected.
3.8.3 Input Routine-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the SMG$ virtual keyboard
remained locked when you ran a $UNWIND through an SMG$
input routine. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.8.4 Line Wrapping Outside Virtual Display-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, line wrapping in an area
outside a defined scrolled region of an SMG virtual display
placed the wrapped text inside the scrolled region, even
if the scrolled region was far from where the original text
was placed. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
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3.8.5 SMG$ Viewport-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, if you created an SMG$
viewport on a virtual display with wide characters and
defined the viewport so that the leftmost wide characters
could not be seen, twice the number of wide characters
were dropped from the display. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
3.8.6 SMG$ Access Violation-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when SMG$ parsed a VT52
cursor addressing sequence for the home position, an access
violation occurred. In VMS Version 5.5-2, the problem has
been corrected.
3.8.7 SMG$ Virtual Display Access Violation-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, an SMG$ virtual display
having a vertical label on either side of the virtual
display and pasted on the pasteboard with a row number
less than 1 caused an access violation. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected. The portion of the
virtual display that is visible on the pasteboard is shown
properly.
3.8.8 SMG$CHANGE_PBD_CHARACTERISTICS Routine with DECwindows
DECterm-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the SMG$CHANGE_PBD_
CHARACTERISTICS routine did not work correctly when you
used it on a DECwindows DECterm created by the SMG$CREATE_
PASTEBOARD routine. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
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3.8.9 SMG$CHANGE_RENDITION Display-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you pasted a virtual
display onto the pasteboard with a row number less than
1, calling the SMG$CHANGE_RENDITION routine did not change
the rendition when the specified region was partially on
the screen. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.8.10 SMG$CHANGE_VIEWPORT Label Disappearance-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you changed a viewport
with a special graphics label, calling the SMG$CHANGE_
VIEWPORT routine caused the label to disappear. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.11 SMG$CHANGE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, calling the SMG$CHANGE_
VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine caused an access violation if a
viewport was defined completely beyond the boundary of the
virtual display. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
Also, when you used the SMG$CHANGE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine
on a virtual display with a label containing special
graphics characters, the label disappeared. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.12 SMG$CREATE_MENU Access Violation-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, calling the SMG$CREATE_MENU
routine with no choices specified resulted in an access
violation. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
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3.8.13 SMG$DISABLE_BROADCAST_TRAPPING Incompatible with
SMG$DISABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS starting with VMS Version 5.4,
if a user disabled both broadcast trapping and unsolicited
input with the SMG$DISABLE_BROADCAST_TRAPPING and the
SMG$DISABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT routines, you could not turn
these functions back on. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
3.8.14 SMG$DISABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT Invalid Channel
Error-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, calling the SMG$DISABLE_
UNSOLICITED_INPUT routine from an AST routine triggered
by the SMG$ENABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT routine generated an
"invalid channel" error. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
3.8.15 SMG$EXECUTE_COMMAND Aborted by STOP/ID=xxxx-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the SMG$EXECUTE_COMMAND
routine hung if the process was aborted by STOP/ID=xxxx.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.16 SMG$INSERT_CHARS Wrap-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the SMG$INSERT_CHARS routine
wrapped incorrectly if you also specified the SMG$M_WRAP_
WORD routine. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.8.17 SMG$INVALIDATE_DISPLAY Wide Character Display-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you invalidated a virtual
display containing a line of wide characters by calling the
SMG$INVALIDATE_DISPLAY routine, the line of wide characters
was drawn incorrectly when the virtual display was redrawn.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3-8
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.18 SMG$M_RETURN_IMMED Flag-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you set the flag in the
SMG$M_RETURN_IMMED routine in a call to the SMG$SELECT_
FROM_MENU routine, the PF1 key did not return immediately.
Instead it waited for another character to be entered (as
if it were still functioning as a GOLD key) and then always
returned 0 as the terminator code. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
this problem has been corrected.
3.8.19 SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Screen Output-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY
routine did not always correctly display occlusions,
resulting in incorrect screen output. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
this problem has been corrected.
3.8.20 SMG$PRINT_PASTEBOARD Routine-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, it was possible to receive
a return status code of 0000803A when you called the
SMG$PRINT_PASTEBOARD routine. This is not a valid return
status code, it is only the low-order word of the correct
return status code. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected; the entire return status code is returned
to the caller.
3.8.21 SMG$PUT_CHARS_MULTI Routine Rendition Argument-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, an access violation occurred
when the optional rendition-set argument was omitted when
you called the SMG$PUT_CHARS_MULTI routine. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.22 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE and SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE Text
Overwritten-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the cursor position was not
properly updated after you called the SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE
routine or the SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE routine. This caused
a second call to the routine to overwrite the text written
by the previous call. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
3.8.23 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE ASCII Characters Displayed-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you called the SMG$PUT_
CHARS_WIDE routine with special graphics specified as the
default character, the set still had the output displayed
as ASCII characters. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
3.8.24 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE and SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE Start-Row
and Start-Column Arguments-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, if you called the SMG$PUT_
CHARS_WIDE or the SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE routine and
specified either the start-row or the start-column argument
but not both, then neither specified value was used and the
cursor did not change from its previous position. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.25 SMG$PUT_HELP_TEXT with INVISIBLE Attribute-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you called the SMG$PUT_
HELP_TEXT routine with the INVISIBLE attribute, prompt
strings such as "Topic?" or "XXX Subtopic?" were displayed,
but other outputs were not displayed. Also, if the next
help screen had the same characters as these prompt strings
in the same location, the characters remained unerased.
These characters should have been erased, because the
display was designated as being invisible. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.26 SMG$PUT_LINE Output-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the number of lines specified
by the LINE_ADV parameter was output after the output line
during a call to the SMG$PUT_LINE routine. However, when
the output reached the bottom of a scrolled region, the
behavior changed to outputting LINE_ADV number of lines
before the output line. This changed the way formatted
output appeared. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
3.8.27 SMG$PUT_LINE_HIGHWIDE Routine-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, SMG$PUT_LINE_HIGHWIDE did not
properly clear the remainder of the line when overwriting
previously written highwide characters. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.28 SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI Routine-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you called the SMG$PUT_
LINE_MULTI routine a second time, after a call in which
the output text exceeded the right edge of the display,
only one character was output. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
Also, if you called the SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI routine
immediately after you called the SMG$PUT_LINE routine
with a string exactly the width of the virtual display,
the SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI routine would not output any text.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
Finally, word wrapping did not work properly when you
called the SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI routine. In VMS Version
5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.29 SMG$PUT_STATUS_LINE Display Character-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you called the SMG$PUT_
STATUS_LINE routine with n characters worth of text on an n
column terminal, only n-1 characters appeared.
For example, an output of 80 characters on an 80 column
display with SMG$PUT_STATUS_LINE resulted in an output of
only 79 characters. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
3.8.30 SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE Routine-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
The following problems have been corrected in the SMG$READ_
COMPOSED_LINE routine:
o In previous versions of VMS, when you called the
SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE routine, only the portion of
the screen occupied by the input string was updated
in the SMG display storage. If the initial string was
longer than the resultant string, then the portion
of the display storage that was updated was too short
to show that the deleted characters were changed to
be blank. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
o In previous versions of VMS, SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE
terminated when you pressed a key defined with an
equivalence string. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
o In previous versions of VMS, when you pressed a key that
has been predefined, the SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE routine
did not accept the number of characters that could be
fit in the display field and return the buffer full
terminator code (SMG$K_TRM_BUFFER_FULL). The SMG$READ_
COMPOSED_LINE routine returned the status code SS$_
BADPARAM and did not return any of the text that you
entered before you pressed the predefined key. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
o In previous versions of VMS, when you pressed Ctrl/Z
as a response to the SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE routine, it
was echoed as *EXIT*, but the *EXIT* was not properly
entered into the SMG internal screen memory. As a
result, when you updated the virtual display, or
otherwise caused the *EXIT* to be removed, the minimum
update procedure did not remove the *EXIT*. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
o In previous versions of VMS, if you used the SMG$READ_
COMPOSED_LINE routine on the last line of a virtual
display occupying the bottom of the screen, then the
entire screen incorrectly scrolled up one line when
the virtual display being read was partially occluded
by another virtual display. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
o In previous versions of VMS, calling the SMG$READ_
COMPOSED_LINE routine with an equivalence string defined
for a specific key caused truncation of the output due
to lack of space in the input buffer for the equivalence
string. This resulted in the permanent truncation of the
equivalence string displayed and the read operation
immediately terminated. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
3.8.31 SMG$READ_STRING Routine-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, an LF character echoed when
you called the SMG$READ_STRING routine with the TRM$M_TM_
TRMNOECHO modifier specified. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
Also, the SMG$READ_STRING routine no longer showed a prompt
on the next line when you pressed a keypad key. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.32 SMG$READ_VERIFY Input_Length-New Optional Argument
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.4, the run-time library SMG$READ_VERIFY
routine returned only those characters entered in the
resultant-string argument. This created a problem when
you specified an initial string and then pressed Return.
Pressing Return caused the SMG$READ_VERIFY routine to
return a null string instead of the initial string, since
you did not actually enter any characters. In VMS Version
5.5-2, SMG$READ_VERIFY returns all of the characters in the
input buffer, including the initial string.
To accommodate users who took advantage of the previous
behavior, VMS Version 5.5-2 includes a new optional
argument (input_length) for the SMG$READ_VERIFY routine.
The input_length argument is an unsigned word passed by
reference. This argument returns the actual number of
characters entered.
With VMS Version 5.5-2, the complete calling format for
SMG$READ_VERIFY is as follows:
RET_STATUS.wlc.v = SMG$READ_VERIFY
KEYBOARD_ID.rl.r,
OUT_STRING.wt.dx,
IN_STRING.rt.dx,
PIC_STRING.rt.dx
[, [FILL_CHAR.rl.r]
[, [TIMEOUT.rl.r]t.dx]
[, [PROMPT_STRING.rt.dx]
[, [MODIFIERS.r [, [CLEAR_CHAR.rt.dx]
[, [TIMEOUT.rl.r]
[, [TERMINATOR_SET.rt.ds]
[, [INI_OFFSET.rl.r]
[, [TERMINATOR_CODE.wwu.r]
[, [DISPLAY_ID.rl.r]
[, ALT_ECHO_STRING.rt.dx,
[, ALT_DISPLAY_ID.rl.r]
[, ALT_ECHO_STRING.rt.dx,
[, ALT_DISPLAY_ID.rl.r]
[, [RENDITION_SET.rl.r]
[, [RENDITION_COMPLEMENT.rl.r]
[, [INPUT_LENGTH.wwu.r]
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.33 SMG$READ_VERIFY Routine Resultant-String Argument-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
Starting with VMS Version 5.4, the resultant-string
argument in SMG$READ_VERIFY returned only those characters
actually entered by the user and ignored any extra
characters that were supplied by the initial_string
argument. In all previous versions, the entire string
of input characters entered by the user as well as those
supplied by the initial string were returned. With VMS
Version 5.5-2, SMG returns to the behavior prior to VMS
Version 5.4.
To have SMG$READ_VERIFY return the actual number of
characters entered, use the new optional argument input_
length.
3.8.34 SMG$REMOVE_LINE Line Characters-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you called the
SMG$REMOVE_LINE routine to remove a line containing
both line drawing characters and normal characters, the
rendition of the characters remained unchanged. This caused
any other characters written to the same location as the
previous line drawing characters to display as line drawing
characters. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.8.35 SMG$SAVE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Special Graphics Display-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, after you saved the display of
special graphics to a file using SMG$SAVE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY,
SMG$LOAD_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY should have been able to read
the file and create the same virtual display. Instead, it
returned SMG$_INVARG. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
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3.8 Screen Management Run-Time Library (SMGRTL)
3.8.36 SMG$SNAPSHOT Routine-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the routine SMG$SNAPSHOT could
hang when used on a hardcopy terminal. In VMS Version 5.5-
2, this problem has been corrected.
3.8.37 SMG$UNPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Return Status-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, if a virtual display was
unpasted when the virtual cursor was not on the visible
screen, the SMG$UNPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine returned
a SMG$_INVROW status when it should have returned SMG$_
NORMAL. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.8.38 TERMTABLE Print-Screen Definitions-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the print-screen definitions
in the TERMTABLE files for SMG were incorrect for the VT200
and VT300 terminals. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
3.9 SCSI Disk Class Driver Audio $QIO Functions
V5.5-2
As part of its support for the RRD42 CDROM reader, VMS
Version 5.5-2 provides a Small Computer System Interface
(SCSI) disk class driver and $QIO interface that have
been extended to provide SCSI audio functions. This audio
functionality is in addition to the standard Direct Access
Device (Group 8) commands defined by the SCSI II standard
(see the VMS I/O User's Reference Manual: Part I). For more
information about these commands, see Appendix A.
3.10 System Services Notes
The release notes in this section pertain to VMS system
services.
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3.10 System Services Notes
3.10.1 $ADJWSL Argument-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
VMS Version 5.0 added support for working sets larger
than 65535 pages. The $ADJWSL system service changed to
support larger values in its pagcnt argument. Despite this,
the wsetlm argument continued to return only word-length
values.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, $ADJWSL returns a longword value
instead of a word value for the wsetlm argument. For
most applications, this probably makes no difference.
Applications written prior to this change may have reserved
only two bytes for the wsetlm argument value. Depending
on the use of the two bytes following that space, such
applications may see unexpected results.
Applications that use the $GETJPI system service to examine
working set limits are unaffected by this change, as that
service has always returned longword values.
3.10.2 $CREMBX System Service-Maximum Allowable BUFQUO Value
Changed
V5.5-2
Prior to VMS Version 5.5, the BUFQUO parameter to the
$CREMBX system service accepted a maximum value of 65355.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the maximum recommended value of
BUFQUO is 60000. If the value is too high, the following
error message appears:
-SYSTEM-F-BADPARAM, bad parameter value
This error message does not appear unless the value is
set to 65324 or higher. However, it is recommended that
programs use a value no higher than 60000. Values of 60000
or lower reduce the likelihood of programs failing because
of future changes to VMS.
3.10.3 Return Codes from $GETQUI and $SNDJBC-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
The following $GETQUI and $SNDJBC status return codes,
which were incorrectly returned in VMS Version 5.5, have
been corrected:
o JBC$_NORMAL was returned instead of SS$_NORMAL for a
CANCEL_OPERATION function.
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3.10 System Services Notes
o JBC$_JOBQUEDIS was returned in some cases instead of
SS$_NORMAL (JBC$_JOBQUEDIS should appear only in the
IOSB block).
o JBC$_TOOMUCHINFO was returned instead of SS$_MBTOOSML.
3.10.4 $SNDJBC System Service-SJC$_CHARACTERISTIC_NUMBER Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5, a problem existed with the SJC$_
CHARACTERISTIC_NUMBER item code of the $SNDJBC system
service.
If you specified the SJC$_CHARACTERISTIC_NUMBER item code
after any of the following item codes in the $SNDJBC item
list, the values of those item codes were lost:
o SJC$_FILE_COPIES
o SJC$_FILE_IDENTIFICATION
o SJC$_FILE_SPECIFICATION
Jobs submitted under these conditions failed to execute or
print because the file could not be found.
In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.10.5 $START_TRANS-Status Return Codes Altered
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the $START_TRANS system
service returned the status SS$_ABORT if either the local
node did not have a transaction log or DECdtm services were
disabled on the node.
In Version 5.5-2, $START_TRANS no longer returns the status
SS$_ABORT. Instead, it returns:
o SS$_NOLOG if the local node does not have a transaction
log
o SS$_TPDISABLED if DECdtm services are disabled on the
local node
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VAX BASIC Run-Time Library READ REGARDLESS Clause - Problem Corrected
3.11 VAX BASIC Run-Time Library READ REGARDLESS Clause - Problem
Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem occurred when you
used a READ statement with a WAIT, followed by a READ with
the REGARDLESS clause. The system ignored the REGARDLESS
clause, and the READ caused the program to hang. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.12 VAX C Run-Time Library Notes
The release notes in this section pertain to the VAX C
Run-Time Library.
3.12.1 Atof Function-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
function atof() failed to set ERRNO to the value ERANGE
when the input string was a 2-digit number outside the
range of representable values. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
3.12.2 Ceil and Floor Functions-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
functions ceil() and floor() returned incorrect values
for parameters close to 0. For example, ceil(.998) might
return a value of 0 instead of the correct value of 1. In
VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.12.3 Longjmp Function-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
function longjmp() failed to convert a value parameter of
0 to 1. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this conversion problem has
been corrected.
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3.12 VAX C Run-Time Library Notes
3.12.4 Math Functions-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
math functions atan2, cabs, cosh, hypot, sinh, and tanh
did not intercept math errors or translate those errors to
ERRNO values. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.12.5 Qsort Function-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
function qsort() would often corrupt the data sorted
after it switched from a longword sort to a byte sort,
or vice versa. In VMS Version 5.5-2, the qsort() function
no longer corrupts the data sorted.
3.12.6 Scanw Function-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
function scanw() failed to return the error value when
it encountered EOF. It would return success, even when it
should return error. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected. The function scanw() correctly returns the
error value.
3.12.7 SETVBUF Program-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
I/O routines had a problem in which the SETVBUF program
corrupted output files. If a program called SETVBUF to
increase the size of the output buffer, the output file
that the program produced would receive false data appended
to the end of the file when the file was closed. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, the code that handles the flushing of data
to a file on closure has been fixed to handle the larger
buffer size correctly.
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3.12 VAX C Run-Time Library Notes
3.12.8 Socket Function Calls-Problems Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
socket functions interfered with exceptions, usually
resulting in an inability to receive a SIGALRM signal
to wake up a socket() call. In VMS Version 5.5-2, all
exceptions are correctly delivered around socket function
calls.
Also, in previous versions of VMS, several VAX C Run-Time
Library socket functions showed incorrect return values. In
VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
Finally, in previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time
Library I/O system sometimes did not deallocate memory
correctly. Programs that repeatedly called the socket open
and close functions eventually ran out of memory because
the socket close function failed to deallocate part of the
socket descriptor. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has
been corrected.
3.12.9 Strncat Function-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VAX C Run-Time Library
function strncat() incorrectly handled strings that were
larger than 64K bytes in length. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
3.13 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)
The release notes in this section pertain to changes and
corrections to the VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU) and
the EVE editing application within VAXTPU.
3.13.1 GET_INFO Built-In Procedure-New Parameter
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the GET_INFO (window_variable) built-
in procedure has the new parameter screen_update. This
parameter allows applications to the update status of a
window. Calling this built-in procedure returns either a
0, which implies that updates are turned off, or a 1, which
implies that the updates are turned on.
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3.13 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)
3.13.2 READ_LINE Built-In Procedure-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the prompt area was not
refreshed after you executed the VAXTPU built-in procedure
READ_LINE. This problem occurred in multiline prompt areas
or prompt areas that overlapped multiline windows. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
DECwindows prompt areas are still limited to single lines,
whereas character cell windows may have multiline prompt
areas.
3.13.3 SCANL and SPANL Built-In Procedures-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, VAXTPU had a problem in which
the partial pattern assignment of the SCANL() and SPANL()
built-in procedures caused a bugcheck to occur. This
bugcheck occurred when the character causing the built-
in procedures to stop matching appeared at the beginning
of a line. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem has been
corrected.
3.13.4 SEARCH Built-In Procedure-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when the VAXTPU built-in
procedure SEARCH chose between two alternatives that
matched at the same location, the built-in procedure chose
the wrong alternative. This error was caused by a problem
in the alternation pattern operator. In VMS Version 5.5-2,
this problem has been corrected.
3.13.5 SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) Built-In Procedure-New Optional
Parameter
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the VAXTPU built-in procedure SET
(SCREEN_UPDATE) has been modified to control the updates
of windows within VAXTPU. The command to activate this
built-in procedure now reads as follows:
SET (SCREEN_UPDATE, {ON/OFF} [window])
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3.13 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)
This built-in procedure now takes an optional third
parameter, [window]. If you specify the OFF keyword and
a window to the SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) built-in procedure, the
resulting window is a no-update or clear window. VAXTPU
does not acknowledge clear windows. Applications that
modify part of the screen through some external means can
map clear windows to that portion of the screen to prevent
VAXTPU from overwriting the external data.
When you map a clear window to a buffer, you freeze that
portion of the screen spanned by the window. In general,
applications create clear windows and then perform no other
operations upon the window. However, you can perform all
normal window operations without error.
If you use the [window] parameter with SET (SCREEN_UPDATE,
ON), the screen effects listed in Table 3-1 occur.
Table_3-1_Possible_Screen_Effects_of_[window]_Parameter____
Built-In_Procedure____Effect_______________________________
SCROLL, UPDATE These built-in procedures have no
SET (STATUS_LINE) effect on a clear window.
UNMAP, DELETE If other windows are mapped to
that screen area, the new windows
determine what happens during the
next update. If no windows are mapped
to the area, VAXTPU erases previously
unaffected lines.
ADJUST_WINDOW If you increase the size of a window,
VAXTPU still keeps the lines of text
within that window on the screen.
VAXTPU no longer modifies these
lines, and you must use some other
utility if you want to delete them.
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Table 3-1 (Cont.) Possible Screen Effects of [window]
__________________Parameter________________________________
Built-In_Procedure____Effect_______________________________
POSITION The clear window becomes the current
window. This is a detached state,
in that the cursor cannot reflect
the editing point. You are unable to
determine the position of the cursor
______________________on_the_screen._______________________
Setting SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) to OFF takes effect
immediately. Setting SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) to ON causes the
window to be completely redrawn the next time you update
the window.
3.13.6 SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) Built-In Procedure-Restrictions
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5-2, the VAXTPU built-in procedure SET
(SCREEN_UPDATE) has a [window] parameter. Note, however,
that EVE does not support the use of clear windows. EVE
often destroys, resizes, or creates windows to get certain
screen effects, and does not acknowledge any clear windows.
If you use applications with clear windows, do not use EVE
windowing routines.
Note also that using the REFRESH, SET (SCREEN_UPDATE,ON),
SET (HEIGHT), and SET (WIDTH) built-in procedures may cause
a screen refresh. This destroys the screen context of the
clear windows. You cannot avoid this screen refresh for
all terminals; when you use applications possessing clear
windows, you should avoid these built-in procedures.
3.13.7 New Security Option Bit Added to VAXTPU Callable Interface
V5.5-2
When an image is installed with application privileges and
runs the VAXTPU EVE editor (either VAXTPU or the callable
interface), unauthorized users can obtain those image
privileges or use them in such a way as to violate system
security.
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3.13 VAX Text Processing Utility (VAXTPU)
Privileged applications calling VAXTPU should lower their
application privileges before calling VAXTPU. If lowering
the application privileges is not possible or desirable,
privileged users are required to secure their applications
against unauthorized access.
To secure an application or its accompanying privileges,
or both, you must write a section file that prevents other
users from accessing certain built-in procedures, such as
CREATE_PROCESS, CALL_USER, SPAWN, WRITE_FILE, and READ_
FILE.
By default, VAXTPU opens section files using all logical
name tables. A new option bit, TPU$V_SEC_LNM_MODE, has
been added to the VAXTPU callable interface to allow
applications to alter this default behavior. Privileged
users are encouraged to lower their privileges instead
of using this option, but may use this option to further
secure their section file.
If set, the option bit TPU$V_SEC_LNM_MODE causes VAXTPU
to use executive-level logical names if VAXTPU opens
the section file from a privileged image. When VAXTPU is
called from an unprivileged image, TPU$V_SEC_LNM_MODE has
no effect.
The use of TPU$V_SEC_LNM_MODE (or TPU$M_SEC_LNM_MODE)
requires the use of the VAXTPU full callable interface.
For more information, see the documentation for the
TPU$INITIALIZE routine in the VMS Utility Routines Manual.
3.13.8 WRITE_FILE Built-In Procedure Output-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, when you used the VAXTPU
built-in procedure WRITE_FILE with a range that did not
start at the beginning of a record, the output contained
incorrect characters. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this problem
has been corrected.
3.14 VMS Debugger
The release notes in this section pertain to the VMS
Debugger.
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3.14.1 Debug with VMS Linker-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, a problem existed with the
VMS Linker, which produced symptoms with large FORTRAN
programs. The VMS Linker sometimes incorrectly set
and reported the current module at startup or after a
breakpoint. You could manually set the correct module,
but that became tedious and time-consuming during extended
debugger sessions, or when you restarted frequently. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
3.14.2 Debugging Multi-Image Programs-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, with some multi-image
programs the debugger received an internal error during
the processing of a SET IMAGE command. In such cases, the
image could not be debugged. In VMS Version 5.5-2, this
problem has been corrected.
3.14.3 Debugging Programs with LCK$M_DEQALL Modifier - Suggested
Workaround
V5.5-1
When an application includes the LCK$M_DEQALL modifier
in a $DEQ system service call, the modifier breaks the
communication links between the portion of the debugger in
the user process (the kernel) and in the main process. The
result is that the user's process stays in hibernate (HIB)
state.
To work around this problem, debug the application using
the limited one-process mode rather than the default or
multiprocess mode. To set up one-process mode, issue the
following command:
$ DEFINE DBG$PROCESS NONE
3.15 XQP and File System
This section describes the corrections to erase-on-delete,
file truncation, and locking.
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3.15.1 Erase-on-Delete Data Blocks Not Erased-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
If a file marked for erase-on-delete was moved by
IO$_MOVEFILE, then the old data blocks were not erased,
even if the volume was marked for erase-on-delete. The old
data blocks are now erased.
3.15.2 File Truncation-Problem Corrected
V5.5-1
Incorrect file truncation was caused by invalid lock value
block data. Two lock routines used data from a lock value
block without first checking to see whether the lock value
block was valid. The result was an inappropriate truncation
of the file in question. The data check has been corrected.
3.15.3 Lock-Conversion Condition Caused System Failure-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-1
A rare lock-conversion condition in the XQP caused a system
failure. If a lock conversion was granted between the time
the request was queued and a dequeuing was requested, the
returned status from the dequeuing request caused an error.
This problem has been corrected.
3.15.4 Null-Mode Lock Request Caused System Failure-Problem
Corrected
V5.5-1
A null-mode lock request in the XQP caused a system
failure. If a null-mode lock request was not immediately
granted, an error status was returned to the requesting
routine, which then issued an error that caused a system
failure. Null-mode lock requests are now properly granted.
3.15.5 SS$_DEADLOCK Error Status Returned on File Creation or
Extension-Problem Corrected
V5.5-2
A synchronization error in that occurred in the XQP
and File System while extending the INDEXF.SYS file
occasionally caused the error status SS$_DEADLOCK to be
returned to applications during file creation or extension.
Applications that use RMS to create or extend files could
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also receive the error status RMS_F_DEADLOCK. In VMS
Version 5.5-2, this problem has been corrected.
However, if a VMS Version 5.5-2 system is running in a
VAXcluster with systems running earlier releases of VMS,
the probability of an application receiving this error
status is increased. This is especially true in cases where
applications are simultaneously creating or extending files
on the same volume from both VMS Version 5.5-2 systems and
systems running earlier versions of VMS. Digital recommends
that you update all VAXcluster nodes to VMS Version 5.5-
2 in order to minimize the possibility of applications
receiving this error.
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_________________________________________________________________
Documentation Release Notes
This chapter describes corrections to specific manuals in
the VMS documentation set.
4.1 VMS Audit Analysis Utility Manual
V5.5-2
On pages AUD-20 through AUD-22 of the VMS Audit Analysis
Utility Manual, the /SELECT qualifier lists three keywords
for selecting data packets from an audit log file when,
in fact, a log file does not contain such packets. The
keywords are as follows:
DEVICE_NAME=device
INSTALL=FILE=filename
OBJECT=IDENTIFICATION=file-id
Current releases do not generate a device name packet. If
the object is a file, the device name becomes part of the
object name.
The install file name is contained in an object packet.
Since an installed file name appears within an object
name packet, you can select the installed file using the
expression OBJECT=(NAME=filename).
The OBJECT=IDENTIFICATION criterion is not supported.
4.2 VMS Device Support Reference Manual
V5.5-2
Chapter 3 of the VMS Device Support Reference Manual
documents the function and use of various VMS driver kernel
routines. The routine EXE$DEANONPAGED (page 3-20) lists
the various input requirements. This routine requires input
IRP$B_TYPE from the I/O request packet before the call.
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You should add the following note as an implicit input with
IRP$B_TYPE:
________________________ Note ________________________
Note that the MSB of field IRP$B_TYPE must be 0,
unless it defines a shared memory structure. A value
of 1 in the MSB of this field causes a crash when you
use non-shared memory.
______________________________________________________
4.3 VMS Network Control Program Manual
V5.5-2
In previous versions of VMS, the VMS Network Control
Program Manual and the NCP Help text stated an incorrect
range for the EXECUTOR DELAY FACTOR parameter. The correct
range for this parameter is 16 to 255.
Also, in previous versions of VMS, the VMS Network Control
Program Manual and the NCP Help text stated an incorrect
range for the EXECUTOR MAXIMUM BROADCAST NONROUTERS
parameter. The correct range for this parameter is 1 to
1023.
4.4 VMS System Services Reference Manual
V5.5-2
In VMS Version 5.5, the VMS System Services Reference
Manual states that when you specify the QUI$_AFTER_TIME
item code (page SYS-332), the $GETQUI system service
returns, as a quadword absolute time value, the time at
or after which the job can execute.
This is true only if you submitted the job prior to
the time specified to execute. If the specified time at
submission has already passed, the job executes immediately
and $GETQUI returns the system time at which you submitted
the job.
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4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual
4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual
Table 4-1 corrects Table A-2 from the VMS Version 5.5
Upgrade and Installation Manual. The table in that manual
was incomplete, and contained some incorrect values.
Table_4-1_License_Unit_Requirement_Table_(LURT)____________
________License_Types_by_Code________
__________VMS__________ SIP__ LP___
System Marketing
Model_________________A_____B_____C_____D______E______F____
VAX 11/730 10 NA NA NA 230 50
VAX 11/750 12 NA NA NA 230 100
VAX 11/780, 785 13 NA NA NA 230 100
VAX 6000-210, 6000- 58 NA NA NA 230 300
310
VAXft 110 60 NA NA NA 230 100
VAXft 310, 410, 610 58 NA NA NA 230 300
VAX 6000-220, 6000- 69 NA NA NA 230 600
320, 6000-410
VAX 6000-230, 6000- 81 NA NA NA 400 900
330, 6000-510
VAX 6000-240, 6000- 93 NA NA NA 400 1200
340, 6000-350,
6000-420, 7000-610,
10000-610
Key_to_License_Type_Codes_and_Values_______________________
A-VMS Capacity or VMS Unlimited or Base
B-VMS Server
C-VMS Concurrent user
D-VMS Workstations
E-System integrated products
F-Layered products
NA-Not applicable
(continued on next page)
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Table_4-1_(Cont.)_License_Unit_Requirement_Table_(LURT)____
________License_Types_by_Code________
__________VMS__________ SIP__ LP___
System Marketing
Model_________________A_____B_____C_____D______E______F____
VAX 6000-540, 6000- 170 NA NA NA 600 2400
640
VAX 6000-550, 6000- 195 NA NA NA 600 2400
650
VAX 6000-560, 6000- 220 NA NA NA 600 2400
660
VAX 6000-610 81 NA NA NA 400 1200
VAX 8200, 8250 20 NA NA NA 230 100
VAX 8300, 8350 25 NA NA NA 230 200
VAX 8500 63 NA NA NA 230 400
VAX 8530 65 NA NA NA 230 400
VAX 8550, 8700, 8810 72 NA NA NA 400 600
VAX 8600, 8650 28 NA NA NA 230 400
VAX 8800, 8820 93 NA NA NA 400 1200
VAX 8830, 6000-360, 119 NA NA NA 600 1800
6000-430, 6000-520,
6000-620
VAX 7000-620, 10000- 145 NA NA NA 600 1800
620
Key_to_License_Type_Codes_and_Values_______________________
A-VMS Capacity or VMS Unlimited or Base
B-VMS Server
C-VMS Concurrent user
D-VMS Workstations
E-System integrated products
F-Layered products
NA-Not applicable
(continued on next page)
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4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual
Table_4-1_(Cont.)_License_Unit_Requirement_Table_(LURT)____
________License_Types_by_Code________
__________VMS__________ SIP__ LP___
System Marketing
Model_________________A_____B_____C_____D______E______F____
VAX 6000-440, 6000- 143 NA NA NA 600 2400
450, 6000-460,
6000-530
VAX 7000-630, 10000- 167 NA NA NA 600 2400
630,
VAX 7000-640, 10000- 197 NA NA NA 600 2400
640,
VAX 6000-630, 9000- 143 NA NA NA 600 2400
210, 9000-410
9000-420 241 NA NA NA 800 4800
VAX 9000-430 330 NA NA NA 800 4800
VAX 9000-440 386 NA NA NA 800 4800
MicroVAX II 18 NA 100 NA 230 50
MicroVAX 2000, 18 NA 100 NA 230 20
3100-10e, 3100-20e,
3100-30, 3100-40,
3100-80,
MicroVAX 3100-90 60 NA 100 NA 230 20
MicroVAX 3500, 3600, 60 NA 100 NA 230 200
3800, 3900, 4000-200
MicroVAX 3300, 3400, 60 NA 100 NA 230 100
4000-100
Key_to_License_Type_Codes_and_Values_______________________
A-VMS Capacity or VMS Unlimited or Base
B-VMS Server
C-VMS Concurrent user
D-VMS Workstations
E-System integrated products
F-Layered products
NA-Not applicable
(continued on next page)
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4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual
Table_4-1_(Cont.)_License_Unit_Requirement_Table_(LURT)____
________License_Types_by_Code________
__________VMS__________ SIP__ LP___
System Marketing
Model_________________A_____B_____C_____D______E______F____
VAX 4000-300, 4000- 60 NA 100 NA 230 300
400
VAX 4000-500,4000- 60 NA 100 NA 400 900
600
VAXstation II, II NA NA NA 100 50 10
/GPX
VAXstation 2000, NA NA NA 100 50 10
2000/GPX
VAXstation 3100, NA NA NA 100 50 10
3200, 3500, 3520,
3540, 4000-60, 4000
VLC, 4000-90
VAXserver 2000 NA 52 NA NA 50 10
VAXserver 3300, NA 100 NA NA 50 10
3400, 3500, 3600,
3900, 4000-200,
4000-300
VAXserver 6000-210, NA 1443 NA NA 230 200
6000-310
VAXserver 6000-220, NA 1737 NA NA 230 400
6000-320, 6000-410,
6000-420
Key_to_License_Type_Codes_and_Values_______________________
A-VMS Capacity or VMS Unlimited or Base
B-VMS Server
C-VMS Concurrent user
D-VMS Workstations
E-System integrated products
F-Layered products
NA-Not applicable
(continued on next page)
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4.5 VMS Version 5.5 Upgrade and Installation Manual
Table_4-1_(Cont.)_License_Unit_Requirement_Table_(LURT)____
________License_Types_by_Code________
__________VMS__________ SIP__ LP___
System Marketing
Model_________________A_____B_____C_____D______E______F____
VAXserver 6000-510 NA 600 NA NA 230 400
VAXserver 6000-520 NA 890 NA NA 230 400
VAXserver 9000-110, 143 143 NA NA 600 900
9000-310
VAXserver 9000-320 241 241 NA NA 800 1200
VAXserver 9000-330 330 330 NA NA 800 1200
VAXserver 9000-340 386 386 NA NA 800 1200
Key_to_License_Type_Codes_and_Values_______________________
A-VMS Capacity or VMS Unlimited or Base
B-VMS Server
C-VMS Concurrent user
D-VMS Workstations
E-System integrated products
F-Layered products
_NA-Not_applicable_________________________________________
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Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver
V5.5-2
This appendix describes SCSI disk class driver audio
commands and the $QIO interface by which the VMS operating
system provides audio functionality to the SCSI disk. You
should be familiar with the American National Standard
for Information Systems-Small Computer System Interface-2
specification and with the VMS $QIO interface, and have
basic knowledge of the characteristics of CD-ROM devices.
A.1 SCSI Audio Commands
Table A-1 lists the SCSI audio commands supported by the
SCSI disk class driver.
Table_A-1_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_Audio_Commands__________________
Audio Function
Command_______Code[1]_______________Description__________________
Play Audio AUDIO_PLAY_AUDIO_MSF Requests the CD-ROM to begin
MSF (5) an audio playback operation.
The two required command
arguments specify absolute
starting and ending addresses
of the playback in terms of
minutes, seconds, and frame
(MSF).
[1]Symbolic_values_for_the_function_codes_of_SCSI_audio_commands_
are defined in SYS$EXAMPLES:CDVERIFY.C. Numeric values appear
within parentheses in this table column.
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A.1 SCSI Audio Commands
Table_A-1_(Cont.)_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_Audio_Commands__________
Audio Function
Command_______Code[1]_______________Description__________________
Play Audio AUDIO_PLAY_AUDIO_ Requests the CD-ROM to
Track TRACK (6) begin an audio playback
operation. The two required
command arguments specify the
starting and ending tracks
of the playback in terms of
track number and index.
Play Audio AUDIO_PLAY_AUDIO (4) Requests the CD-ROM to
begin an audio playback
operation. The two required
command arguments specify
the starting logical block
address (LBA) and the
transfer count, in blocks,
of the playback.
Pause AUDIO_PAUSE (0) Requests the CD-ROM to
suspend any active audio
operations. In response,
the CD-ROM enters the hold-
track state, muting the audio
output after playing the
current block.
Resume AUDIO_RESUME (1) Requests the CD-ROM to resume
any active audio operations.
In response, the CD-ROM exits
the hold-track state and
resumes playback at the block
following the last block
played.
[1]Symbolic_values_for_the_function_codes_of_SCSI_audio_commands_
are defined in SYS$EXAMPLES:CDVERIFY.C. Numeric values appear
within parentheses in this table column.
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A.1 SCSI Audio Commands
Table_A-1_(Cont.)_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_Audio_Commands__________
Audio Function
Command_______Code[1]_______________Description__________________
Get Status AUDIO_GET_STATUS (9) Requests from the CD-ROM
the status of the currently
active playback operation,
as well as the state of the
current block. The Get Status
command corresponds to the
SCSI II Read Sub-channel
command (READ SUBQ).
Set Volume AUDIO_SET_VOLUME Requests the CD-ROM to adjust
(11) the output channel selection
and volume settings for ports
0 through 3. The Set Volume
command corresponds to the
SCSI II Mode Select command
for the CD-ROM Audio Control
Parameters page.
Get Volume AUDIO_GET_VOLUME Requests from the CD-ROM the
(12) output channel selection and
volume settings for ports
0 through 3. The Get Volume
command corresponds to the
SCSI II Mode Sense command
for the CD-ROM Audio Control
Parameters page.
Prevent AUDIO_PREVENT_ Prevents the removal of the
Removal REMOVAL (2) CD caddy from the CD-ROM
drive.
Allow AUDIO_ALLOW_REMOVAL Allows the removal of the CD
Removal (3) caddy from the CD-ROM drive.
[1]Symbolic_values_for_the_function_codes_of_SCSI_audio_commands_
are defined in SYS$EXAMPLES:CDVERIFY.C. Numeric values appear
within parentheses in this table column.
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A.1 SCSI Audio Commands
Table_A-1_(Cont.)_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_Audio_Commands__________
Audio Function
Command_______Code[1]_______________Description__________________
Get TOC AUDIO_GET_TOC (10) Requests from the CD-ROM a
list of each track on the
disk, including information
about the audio or data
contents of each track.
Applications that require
a detailed knowledge of the
organization of a CD-ROM can
use this function to obtain
that information. The Get TOC
command corresponds to the
[1]Symbolic_values_for_the_function_codesIofRSCSITaudiomcommands_
are defined in SYS$EXAMPLES:CDVERIFY.C. Numeric values appear
within parentheses in this table column.
_________________________________________________________________
A.2 $QIO Interface to Audio Functionality of the SCSI Disk Class
Driver
To employ the audio functions of the RRD42 CD-ROM reader,
the application program issues a call to the $QIO system
service using the following format:
status=SYS$QIO ([efn] ,[chan] ,func [,iosb] [,astadr]
[,astprm]
[,p1] [,p2] [,p3] [,p4] [,p5] [,p6])
Arguments
[efn]
[chan]
[iosb]
[astadr]
[astprm]
These arguments apply to the $QIO system service
completion, not to device interrupt actions. For an
explanation of these arguments, see the description of the
$QIO system service in the VMS System Services Reference
Manual.
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A.2 $QIO Interface to Audio Functionality of the SCSI Disk Class Driver
func
The IO$_AUDIO function code allows the SCSI disk class
driver to process SCSI audio commands.
p1
Address of an Audio Control Block (AUCB). The $QIO system
service passes a SCSI audio command and command-specific
control information to the SCSI disk class driver in the
AUCB structure (see Section A.3).
p2
Size of the AUCB.
A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB)
An application program that issues a call to the $QIO
system service that specifies the IO$_AUDIO function
code in the func argument must supply the address of an
AUCB structure in the p1 argument and its size in the p2
argument.
An AUCB defines a specific SCSI audio command and provides
the SCSI disk class driver with command-specific arguments
and control information. Table A-2 defines the fields that
appear in an AUCB; these fields are pictured in Figure A-1.
See SYS$EXAMPLES:CDROM_AUDIO.C for a code example that
illustrates how an AUCB is defined in the C programming
language.
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A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB)
Table_A-2_Contents_of_Audio_Control_Block__________________
Field_________Use__________________________________________
Audio Numeric or symbolic code representing the
Function audio function desired by the application
Code program. (See Table A-1.) The application
program must provide a valid audio function
code for each operation.
AUCB Version Version of the AUCB and SCSI disk class
Number driver audio interface. For the current
version of the interface (for instance, that
distributed with VMS Version 5.5-1) the value
of this field should be 1. This field must
never contain a zero.
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A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB)
Table_A-2_(Cont.)_Contents_of_Audio_Control_Block__________
Field_________Use__________________________________________
Argument 1 This field contains the first argument of the
function specified in the Audio Function Code
field. The following values are the valid
values for each audio function.
_____________________________________________
Audio Function
Code[1]_________Field_Contents_______________
AUDIO_PLAY_ Starting
AUDIO_MSF (5) Frames|(Sec<<8)|(Min<<16)
AUDIO_PLAY_ Starting (Track <<8)|Index
AUDIO_TRACK
(6)
AUDIO_PLAY_ Starting logical block
AUDIO (4) address.
AUDIO_GET_ 0 if LBA format, 1 if MSF
STATUS (9) format. See the SCSI II
specification for information
about these formats.
AUDIO_SET_ Longword representing
VOLUME (11) the values to be used to
determine the new output
channel selection and volume
settings for CD-ROM ports 0
through 3. See Figure A-2 for
an illustration of the format
of this longword. Note that
many CD-ROM drives do not
support ports 2 and 3.
AUDIO_GET_ Longword to receive thenF VOLUME (12) current values determiningD output channel selectionC and volume settings for B CD-ROM ports 0 throughD 3. See Figure A-2 for anI illustration of the format of I this longword. Note that many H CD-ROM drives do not support: ports 2 and 3. E AUDIO_GET_TOC 0 if LBA format, 1 if MSF_C (10) format. See the SCSI IISI specification for information_I about these formats. A-70I _____________________________________________0 I (continued on next page)0
0 2 Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver. A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB) E Table_A-2_(Cont.)_Contents_of_Audio_Control_Block__________ E Field_________Use__________________________________________ B Argument 2 This field contains the second argument ofD the function specified in the Audio Function? Code field. The following are the valid 7 values for each audio function:aE _____________________________________________L& Audio FunctionE Code[1]_________Field_Contents_______________ B AUDIO_PLAY_ Starting Frames|(Sec<<8)|(0 AUDIO_MSF (5) Min<<16) ? AUDIO_PLAY_ Ending (Track<<8)|Index # AUDIO_TRACK_ (6)_ @ AUDIO_PLAY_ Transfer count in numberB AUDIO (4) of contiguous blocks to be. played 7 AUDIO_GET_TOC Starting track.eE (10)_________________________________________e % Reserved Must be zero. C Destination Address of the application program's buffertB Buffer from which the status from a GET_STATUS or5 Address GET_TOC function is returned. ? Destination Size in bytes of the destination buffereC Buffer Count specified in the Destination Buffer Address @ field. For the GET_STATUS function, thisB field must contain the value 48 to receiveD complete status information. For the GET_TOCC function, this field must contain the valueuA 804 to receive full status. The SCSI disk B class driver truncates the status data, ifC the destination buffer size is smaller thane- the size of the data. E [1]For_any_function_code_not_listed_in_this_table,_this____ field contains a zero. E (continued on next page)s A-8
I Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver I A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB)_ I Table_A-2_(Cont.)_Contents_of_Audio_Control_Block__________C I Field_________Use__________________________________________ F Destination The SCSI disk class driver returns to thisH Buffer field the actual number of bytes transferredF Transfer to the buffer specified in the Destination1 Count Buffer Address field.n F Before accessing data returned by the GET_F TOC or GET_STATUS commands, an applicationI program must check the contents of this fieldOF to determine precisely how many bytes were3 returned by the CD-ROM.e D The application program initializes this* field to zero. C Operating VMS completion status of the SCSI audio E System function. The $QIO system service returns D Command this completion status in the I/O statusG Status block specified in the iosb argument to the I $QIO system service call. See Table A-3 for at> description of these status codes. D The application program initializes this* field to zero. E SCSI Command SCSI status of the current operation. The C Status SCSI disk class driver returns the SCSIfB (optional) status byte for the SCSI audio commandE described by this AUCB in the low byte ofeH the low order word of this field. It returnsE the sense key in the low byte of the high I order word. See the SCSI II specification for F information regarding SCSI status and SCSI' sense keys.. D The application program initializes this* field to zero. I (continued on next page)o I A-9a
a 2 Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver. A.3 Defining an Audio Control Block (AUCB) E Table_A-2_(Cont.)_Contents_of_Audio_Control_Block__________y E Field_________Use__________________________________________n @ Sense Data Address of buffer to which the SCSI diskC Buffer class driver returns sense data when errors C Address occur during audio function execution. When B (optional) this field is specified, in the event of a@ check condition on an Audio command, theE SCSI disk class driver automatically issues a_C Request Sense command to retrieve the Sense B Key/Sense Data from the target. The targetA returns this data to the buffer specifieduC in this field before the failing $QIO audio + function completes. @ Sense Data Size in bytes of the buffer specified inC Buffer Count the Sense Data Buffer Address field. During C (optional) request sense processing, the target device ? truncates the sense data to fit in this buffer. E Sense Data Actual number of bytes of sense data returned E Buffer to the application in the buffer specified in < Transfer the Sense Data Buffer Address field.@ Count The application program initializes this& (optional) field to zero. E Reserved______Must_be_zero.________________________________T E The output channel selection and volume settings for CD-ROMsE ports as used by the SET_VOLUME function appear as shown inS Figure A-2. A A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio Functions @ As indicated in Table A-2, the AUCB provides for three+ levels of error status reporting:f C o VMS condition values, returned in the Operating SystemcD Command Status field of the AUCB, as well as in the
/OD status block specified by the iosb argument to the $QIOE system service call. (See Table A-3 for a description of ! these status codes.) A-10
I Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver I A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio Functions I Figure A-2 Output Channel Selection and Volume Settings foreH CD-ROM Ports as Used by the SET_VOLUME Function M 31 23 15 7 0 M +-----------+------------------+-----------+------------------+ M | | | | |uM | volume | output selection | volume | output selection |SM +-----------+------------------+-----------+------------------+sM \__________ _________________/\__________ __________________/n: \/ \/= Port 1 or 3 Port 0 or 2o 2 volume = 00 (muted) to FF (maximum)( output selection <7:4> = 0J output selection <3:0> = 0000 (output muted on this channel)L 0001 (connect channel 0 to this port)L 0010 (connect channel 1 to this port)S 0011 (connect channels 0 and 1 to this port) I If this status is SS$_NORMAL, the function has completed D without error. If the status is not SS$_NORMAL, theI application program should check the SCSI Command StatusoG field and the Sense Data buffer to fully determine thel& cause of the failure. I o SCSI command status, returned in the SCSI Command Status F field of the AUCB. The SCSI disk class driver returnsC to this field SCSI status as well as the Sense Key C in the event of a check condition SCSI status. ThetC Sense Key can be used to determine the first level:F of error reporting supported by SCSI. See the SCSI II7 specification for further information._ D o Sense data, returned in the buffer specified in theC Sense Data Buffer Address field of the AUCB. SenseiB data bytes are assigned as defined in the SCSI IIE specification. Sophisticated programmers can use theoF data in this to obtain detailed information about the) error-causing condition.1 I A-11
h R 2 Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class DriverA A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio Functionse B If the CD-ROM device is currently software enabled (thatB is, the volume has been mounted) and a unit attention isD detected, then mount verification will be initiated by theE driver. However, if the CD-ROM is not software enabled, theoB event will simply be returned to the application issuing" the Audio $QIO function. A-12
e S I Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver I A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio Functionse I Table A-3 VMS Status Codes Returned to the IOSB and AUCB by I __________the_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_______________________ F SS$_NORMAL AUCB command completed successfully. H SS$_ABORT Returned by the SCSI disk port driver.G In general, you should retry commands = that fail with this status. E SS$_BADPARM Driver detected an illegal value or < missing value in the AUCB. @ SS$_CTRLERR CD-ROM failed some part of itsD initialization sequence. When thisI status is returned, it is unlikely thato7 the CD-ROM is usable. G SS$_DEVOFFLINE Device returned a not-ready sense key E or failed the TEST UNIT READY/STARTl+ sequence.g G SS$_DRVERR CD-ROM failed to execute the command, E either because the drive has failedtC or an illegal command was issued..H Such a command could be a command thatG requested the drive to issue an audio_I command to a data track or attempted toiI perform a play operation on nonexistentn) tracks.e G SS$_ILLIOFUNC Illegal I/O function was specified in H the func argument of the $QIO request. G SS$_IVADDR Specified block number is larger thanC1 UCB$L_MAXBLOCK.o G SS$_MEDOFL Last command failed because the driveaF detected the removal and replacementH of the CD carrier, or the unsuccessfulG completion of a request sense command C after a check condition error. In H general, you should not retry commands= that fail with this status.a I (continued on next page)k I A-13_
_ _ 2 Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class DriverA A.4 Error Handling in Applications Using SCSI Audio Functionsn E Table A-3 (Cont.) VMS Status Codes Returned to the IOSB andiE __________________AUCB_by_the_SCSI_Disk_Class_Driver_______e = SS$_NOPRIV Caller does not have sufficientuB privileges to execute this function.@ If the CD-ROM has not been mounted@ before an IO$_READVBLK function isB issued, this status may be returned. D SS$_OPINCOMPL Number of bytes requested is less than; the number of bytes returned.t B SS$_PARITY Nonrecoverable media error (does not8 apply to audio functions). C SS$_RECOVERR Recovered media error (does not apply 2 to audio functions). : SS$_VOLINV CD-ROM has not been mounted. E SS$_WRITLCK Write operations not permitted on read- E ____________________only_devices.__________________________ = A.5 Using CD-ROM to Store Both Data and Audio Information @ In order to make effective use of mixed data and audioD CDs, an application program requires detailed knowledge ofA the particular CD being played. The application program > must know which tracks include data and which tracksB include audio so that it can use commands appropriate toD the different track types. Issuing audio command on a dataD track results in the command failing with a status of SS$_ DRVERR. > By default, the SCSI disk class driver transfers allB requests issued to a CD-ROM in blocks of 512 bytes. This? byte amount is referred to as the default block size.tC Before attempting to issue READ operations to the CD-ROM, E you must ensure that the CD-ROM has been mounted as foreignsC or as a Files-11 volume. The application program can thenn@ determine, by issuing a GET_TOC function, which tracksA (and, therefore, which logical blocks) contain data andM* which contain audio information. A-14
S I Audio Extensions to the SCSI Disk Class Driver I A.6 Programming Audio ApplicationsN * A.6 Programming Audio Applications ? The following list contains information useful in H avoiding problems in writing code using the VMS SCSI audio interfaces: G o If the type of file system on the CD-ROM is not known, H the user should mount the CD-ROM as foreign and issue aF $QIO request with the logical block I/O read functionC (IO$_READLBLK) to read individual data blocks. The_A default block size for all CD-ROMs is 512 bytes.t H o When using the GET_TOC command to obtain CD-ROM addressD information in LBA format, be advised that the byteE ordering of the returned data is in big endian form. E Because VAX byte ordering is little endian, you must I switch the LBA data bytes to get a logical block address H that is VAX valid. SYS$EXAMPLES:CDVERIFYTEST.C contains< an example of how to perform this exchange. C o Before attempting to issue a $QIO request with the B virtual block I/O read function (IO$_READVBLK) toE the CD-ROM, ensure that the CD-ROM has been mounted.nG Typically, non-Files-11 disks must be mounted foreign.a@ If an IO$_READVBLK $QIO request is issued to anF unmounted CD, the request fails with a status of SS$_ NOPRIV. E A.7 Application Program Example Using SCSI Audio CapabilitiesY H The file SYS$EXAMPLES:CDROM_AUDIO.C contains an example ofG an application program that performs the following tasks: G o Defines standard symbolic names for the audio function 7 codes representing SCSI audio commands E o Defines representative AUCBs for each audio functionf= code supported by the SCSI disk class driverm C o Issues a series $QIO system service requests, each E specifying the IO$_AUDIO function, that exercise thedF SCSI disk class driver to test its support for CD-ROM/ drives with audio capabilitiesF F o Converts LBA data returned by a GET_STATUS command inH big-endian byte-ordering form to VAX little-endian byte ordering form I A-15
I BsI _________________________________________________________________l I New and Changed System Messagesa C This appendix alphabetically lists and describes new,oE updated, or previously undocumented system messages fore' the following facilities: ' o BACKUP, Backup Utilityn o EDT, EDT Editor $ o JBC, Job Controller # o MAIL, Mail Utility $ o QMAN, Queue Manager 0 o RMS, Record Management Services ( o SYSTEM, System Services D For ease of reference, this appendix also includes any< messages that were added in VMS Version 5.5-1. 6 CLOSEOUT, error closing 'filespec' as output % Facility: EDT, EDT Editorn C Explanation: A VMS RMS error occurred while closing the G specified output file. This message is accompanied by a VMS < RMS message indicating the reason for the error. E For example, this message is accompanied by the RMS error D ENT and the SYSTEM error NOPRIV if you attempted to exitH from a file that does not have OWNER:DELETE privileges and aF version limit exists for that file or for the directory in& which the file is located. E The RMS error ENT occurs on an attempt to delete the .TMP F file. The ENT error indicates that the version exceeds the4 version limit for the file or directory. H User Action: Follow the recovery procedure for the specified VMS RMS message. I B-1
t e # New and Changed System Messages D For example, to correct the condition that produces the RMS' error ENT, follow these steps: ; 1. Use the following command to recover your file:s ! EDIT/RECOVER filenames > The journal (.JOU) file called by the EDIT/RECOVERD command may not contain the last few edits that you made6 to the file. Update the file as necessary. A 2. Press Ctrl/Z to obtain EDT's asterisk command prompt.s A 3. At the asterisk prompt, write your file to a new file A with a different file name and then exit from the EDT editor. For example: * WRITE NEWFILE.TXT * EXIT B The new file contains the edits that you made prior to the error. A To avoid this problem in the future, purge your files or D use the SET FILE/VERSION command and qualifier to raise the: version limit for the files or for the directory. # DME, dynamic memory exhaustedr 2 Facility: RMS, Record Management Services ? Explanation: VMS RMS was unable to allocate additional_= process memory for the given request (usually an RMS_B $OPEN or $CONNECT system service call). Such requests canD require a large number of buffers, large buffer sizes, or a combination of both.r E User Action: Increase the amount of available process memorya= or decrease the size or number of requested buffers. C For process permanent files (such as DCL OPEN, DCL command = procedures using "@filename," SYS$INPUT, SYS$OUTPUT, ? SYS$ERROR, and batch log files), the size of available A memory is governed by the SYSGEN parameter PIOPAGES. The A number of buffers and their sizes is governed by the DCL @ command SET RMS. Only 63 process permanent files can beE opened at once; any attempt to open more such files producese this message. B-2n
I New and Changed System Messagesa E For image files, process memory is governed by the user'srF Authorization parameter PGFLQUOTA and the SYSGEN parameterH VIRTUALPAGECNT. The size and number of buffers is controlled> by the application and/or the DCL command SET RMS. E Image buffer space can also be controlled with the linker H option of IOSEGMENT, which can determine the amount of fixedF RMS memory allocated and the process region in which it isD allocated. See the VMS Linker Utility Manual for further information. 0 DOTSPACK, error packing document files ( Facility: MAIL, Mail Utility D Explanation: The packing process failed on an attempt toA send a base DDIF file and one or more included files.rE The operation sent the text of the base DDIF file, but noS% included files were sent.a H User Action: Check the base DDIF file and all included filesH for format errors. Correct any format errors and ensure thatE all included files are available; then retry the command.o 4 DOTSUNPACK, error unpacking document files ( Facility: MAIL, Mail Utility G Explanation: The unpacking process failed during an attempt E to extract a DDIF file having one or more included files.O F User Action: Check to see if you have enough disk space toE unpack the file. If space is not the problem, you can ask E the sender to try resending the files. Otherwise, you can D extract the file and try to unpack it yourself using the& appropriate CDA utilities. F INDEXTOSM, index file is too small on output device 'device- name' , Facility: BACKUP, Backup Utility B Explanation: The /NOINITIALIZE qualifier was specifiedC on the output disk for an image backup, but the size of G INDEXF.SYS on the output disk cannot accommodate the number ' of files on the input disk. D User Action: Initialize the output disk and increase theC number of headers on the disk by using the /HEADERS and0D /MAXIMUM_FILES qualifiers on the INITIALIZE command. The I B-3
0 # New and Changed System Messages B output disk must contain as many or more headers as there% are files on the input disk.S ? INVSMBMSG, invalid data in message from symbiont on queuer& 'queue-name' is being ignored & Facility: QMAN, Queue Manager D Explanation: A breach of symbiont or queue manager protocol< has occurred. The queue manager has explicitly madeD adjustments to compensate for the breach. The symbiont will" continue to process work. > This message is intended to alert symbiont writers toC problems in symbiont code. In most cases, users other than A symbiont writers need not be concerned when this message appears.K C User Action: General users should report the occurrence of B this message to the symbiont developer, or ask the system
anager to do so. D Symbiont developers should review the symbiont code and theA SMB and PSM utility routines in the VMS Utility RoutinesBC Manual to determine what activity is causing this message.SC Ensure that no improper state changes are being requested, @ such as stalling a starting queue or pausing a stoppingC queue. Check that all required messages are being provided ; and that no unnecessary messages are being issued. 2 NOUSERSPEC, no user specified; mail not sent % Facility: MAIL, Mail Utility @ Explanation: You attempted to send a file using the DCLB command MAIL. However, you failed to specify an addresseeC on the command line or at the To: prompt. The file was notetypebox ( ) typebox (s)typebox (e)┼├.typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (A)typebox ( ) typebox (U)typebox (s)typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (A)typebox (c)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼typebox (:) typebox (S)typebox (p)typebox (e)typebox (c)typebox (i)typebox (f)typebox (y) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (a)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) ┤typebox (s)typebox (e)typebox (r) ├typebox (o) ┬typebox (h)typebox (o)└ typebox (y)typebox (o)┤typebox (i)typebox (@)typebox ( ) ┬typebox (i)typebox (s)typebox (h) ├typebox (o) └typebox (a)typebox (i)┌ ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (f)typebox (i)┌typebox (e). typebox (Y)typebox (o)┤ typebox (c)typebox (a)┼ typebox (e)┼├typebox (e)typebox (r) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (a)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)┼ ├typebox (h)typebox (e)7typebox ( ) typebox (c)typebox (o)└└typebox (a)┼typebox (d) ┌typebox (i)┼typebox (e) typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (i)┼ typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (p)typebox (o)┼typebox (s)typebox (e) ├typebox (o) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (T)typebox (o)typebox (:) typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)└typebox (p)├.typebox (h)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (B)-4┼typebox ()typebox ( )
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typebox (d)typebox (e)┴typebox (i)typebox (c)typebox (e) typebox (s)┤typebox (p)typebox (p)typebox (o)typebox (r)├ typebox (o)typebox (p)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (i)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f)typebox (f)typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (d) typebox (o)┼typebox (?)typebox ( ) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (V)typebox (A)Xtypebox (s)├typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ 4000-60 typebox (s)typebox (y)typebox (s)├typebox (e)└. typebox (A) typebox (T)typebox (U)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox (O)typebox (c)typebox (h)typebox (a)┼┼typebox (e)┌ (typebox (D)typebox (W)typebox (C)typebox (T)X) typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (a)typebox (d)typebox (a)typebox (p)├typebox (e)typebox (r) ├typebox (h)typebox (a)├ typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)┴typebox (i)typebox (d)typebox (e)typebox (s) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (h)typebox (a)typebox (r)typebox (d)┬typebox (a)typebox (r)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (o)┼┼typebox (e)typebox (c)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (b)typebox (e)├┬typebox (e)typebox (e)┼ ├typebox (h)typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (B)typebox ( ) typebox (V)typebox (A)Xtypebox (s)├typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s)typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (p)typebox (i)┼-typebox (b)┤typebox (s) typebox (a)┼typebox (d) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (T)typebox (U)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox (O)typebox (c)typebox (h)typebox (a)┼┼typebox (e)┌ typebox (d)typebox (e)┴typebox (i)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (B)typebox ( ) (typebox (s)typebox (e)typebox (e) Ftypebox (i)typebox (g)┤typebox (r)typebox (e) typebox (C)-1) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (i)typebox (d)typebox (e)typebox (s) typebox (i)┼ ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (o)typebox (p)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ └typebox (o)typebox (d)┤┌typebox (e) typebox (s)┌typebox (o)├. typebox (O)┼┌typebox (y)typebox (E)typebox ( ) typebox (o)┼typebox (e) typebox (T)typebox (U)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox (O)typebox 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typebox ( ) typebox (O)┤├typebox (p)┤├typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (+)typebox ( ) typebox (O)┤├typebox (p)┤├typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (b)typebox (o)├typebox (h) typebox (r)typebox (o)┤├typebox (i)┼typebox (e)typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)┌┌typebox (o)┬typebox (:) typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (&)typebox ( ) typebox (L)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (C)typebox (o)┼├typebox (e)┼├typebox (s)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (')typebox ( ) typebox (R)1, typebox (R)2 typebox (D)typebox (e)typebox (s)├typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (y)typebox (e)typebox (d)┼typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (S)typebox (y)┼typebox (c)typebox (h)typebox (r)typebox (o)┼typebox (i)typebox (z)typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (:)typebox ( ) typebox (A) typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (i)┴typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (s) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (O)typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A) typebox (o)typebox (r)typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (O)typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (N) typebox (a)├ typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ typebox (I)typebox (P)typebox (L), typebox (h)typebox (o)┌typebox (d)typebox (i)┼typebox (g) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (o)typebox (r)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (p)typebox (o)┼typebox (d)typebox (i)┼typebox (g) typebox (@)typebox ( ) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ ┌typebox (o)typebox (c)┐ (├typebox (y)typebox (p)typebox (i)typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (y) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (L)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox (K)8) typebox (i)┼ typebox (a) typebox (V)typebox (M)typebox (S) └┤┌├typebox (i)typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s)typebox (i)┼typebox (g)typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (e)┼┴typebox (i)typebox (r)typebox (o)┼└typebox (e)┼├. typebox (E)typebox (i)├typebox (h)typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (r)typebox (o)┤├typebox (i)┼typebox (e) typebox (r)typebox (e)├┤typebox (r)┼typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (o)┼├typebox (r)typebox (o)┌ ├typebox (o) typebox (i)├typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (a)├ ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (')typebox (s) typebox (I)typebox (P)typebox (L). typebox (T)typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (r)typebox (e)├typebox (a)typebox (i)┼typebox (s) typebox (a)┼typebox (y) typebox (s)typebox (p)typebox (i)┼ ┌typebox (o)typebox (c)┐typebox (s) typebox (i)├typebox ($)typebox (')typebox ( ) typebox (h)typebox (e)┌typebox (d) typebox (a)├ ├typebox (h)typebox (e) ├typebox (i)└typebox (e) typebox (o)typebox (f) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌.├typebox ( )typebox ( ) Description : A driver fork process calls IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMA orB IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN to load a previously allocated set of@ DMA map registers with page-frame numbers (PFNs). ThisA enables a device to perform DMA transfer to or from the B buffer indicated by the contents of UCB$L_SVAPTE, UCB$W_A BCNT, and UCB$W_BOFF (or the contents of R3, R4, and R5c) when using IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN).t @ Routine IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMA or IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN checksC whether sufficient map registers were allocated. If therei> are insufficient map registers, the routine issues a@ UBMAPEXCED machine check. Otherwise, the routine loads5 the appropriate PFN into each map register.a C IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMA and IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN load and set thecD mapping register valid for the number of mapping registers3 needed for the length of the DMA request. C-14
typebox ( ) typebox (I)┼typebox (p)┤├ typebox ( )typebox ( ).typebox ( ) typebox (I)┼typebox (p)┤├typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (b)typebox (o)├typebox (h) typebox (r)typebox (o)┤├typebox (i)┼typebox (e)typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)┌┌typebox (o)┬typebox (:)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (*)typebox ( ) typebox (L)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (C)typebox (o)┼├typebox (e)┼├typebox (s)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (G)typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (Q)Ftypebox (L) typebox (H)typebox (e)typebox (a)typebox (d) typebox (o)typebox (f) ─┤typebox (e)┤typebox (e) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (U)typebox (C)typebox (B)typebox (s) ┬typebox (a)typebox (i)├typebox (i)┼typebox (g) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r) └typebox (a)typebox (p) typebox (+)typebox ( ) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (g)typebox (i)typebox (s)├typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (s)├typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (@)typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (W)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (N)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox (A)typebox (R)typebox (Y) typebox (M)typebox (a)typebox (p) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (g)typebox (i)typebox (s)├typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (d)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (c)typebox (r)typebox (i)typebox (p)├typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (a)typebox (r)typebox (r)typebox (a)typebox (y)typebox (s)typebox ( )typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (W)typebox (M)typebox (R)Ftypebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox (A)typebox (R)typebox (Y)┼typebox ( )typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (A)typebox (C)typebox (T)typebox (M)typebox (D)typebox (R)typebox (S) typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (')typebox ( ) Ftypebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (L)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A) typebox (o)┼┌typebox (y)┤typebox ( )typebox ( )0typebox ( ) typebox (R)5 typebox (A)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (U)typebox (C)typebox (B)typebox ( )typebox ( )0typebox ( ) typebox (U)typebox (C)typebox (B)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (C)typebox (R)typebox (B) typebox (A)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (C)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox ( )typebox ( )0typebox ( ) typebox (C)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (I)typebox (N)typebox (T)typebox (D)typebox (+)typebox (V)typebox (E)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (L) typebox (A)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P) typebox ( )typebox ( )>typebox ( ) typebox (C)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (I)typebox (N)typebox (T)typebox (D)typebox (+)typebox (V)typebox (E)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (W) typebox (S)├typebox (a)typebox (r)├typebox (i)┼typebox (g) └typebox (a)typebox (p) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (g)typebox (i)typebox (s)├typebox (e)typebox (r) ┼┤└typebox (b)typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (C)typebox (R)typebox (B)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (I)typebox (N)typebox (T)typebox (D)typebox (+)typebox (V)typebox (E)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (B) typebox (N)┤└typebox (b)typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (a)┌┌typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (a)├typebox (e)typebox (d) └typebox (a)typebox (p) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (g)typebox (i)typebox (s)├typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (s) typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (N)typebox (U)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox ( )typebox ( )(typebox ( ) Ftypebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (L)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (N) typebox (o)┼┌typebox (y)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (I)typebox ( ) typebox (R)1 typebox (A)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) └typebox (a)typebox (p) typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (g)typebox (i)typebox (s)├typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (d)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (c)typebox (r)typebox (i)typebox (p)├typebox (o)typebox (r) (typebox (T)typebox (C)├9typebox ( ) typebox (M)typebox (D) typebox (s)typebox (h)typebox (o)┬┼ typebox (i)┼ Ftypebox (i)typebox (g)┤typebox (r)typebox (e) typebox (C)-5))typebox ( )typebox ( )0typebox ( ) typebox (R)2 typebox (A)typebox (d)typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (o)typebox (f) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (I)typebox ( ) typebox (C)-15 typebox ()typebox ( ) v s I Operating System Routines I IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA, IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN I _________________________________________________________________h + IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA, IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN_ ? Releases a set of TURBOchannel DMA map registers. typebox ( ) typebox (M)typebox (o)typebox (d)┤┌typebox (e)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ( ) typebox ([)typebox (D)typebox (R)typebox (I)typebox (V)typebox (E)typebox (R)]typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (T)typebox (A)typebox (c)typebox ( )typebox ( )
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typebox ( ) typebox (O)┤├typebox (p)┤├typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (+)typebox ( ) typebox (O)┤├typebox (p)┤├typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (b)typebox (o)├typebox (h) typebox (r)typebox (o)┤├typebox (i)┼typebox (e)typebox (s) typebox (f)typebox (o)┌┌typebox (o)┬typebox (:)0typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (&)typebox ( ) typebox (L)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼ typebox (C)typebox (o)┼├typebox (e)┼├typebox (s)typebox ( )typebox ( )6typebox ( ) typebox (R)0 typebox (S)typebox (S)typebox ($)typebox (N)typebox (O)typebox (R)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (L) typebox (o)typebox (r) typebox (S)typebox (S)typebox ($)typebox (S)typebox (S)Ftypebox (A)typebox (I)typebox (L)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (')typebox ( ) typebox (R)1 typebox (D)typebox (e)typebox (s)├typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (y)typebox (e)typebox (d)typebox (o)typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox (%)typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (W)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (N)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox (A)typebox (R)typebox (Y) typebox (U)typebox (p)typebox (d)typebox (a)├typebox (e)typebox (d)typebox (T)typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (W)typebox (M)typebox (R)Ftypebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (G)typebox (A)typebox (R)typebox (Y) typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (A)typebox (D)typebox (P)typebox ($)typebox (L)typebox (M)typebox (R)typebox (A)typebox (C)typebox (T)typebox (M)typebox (D)typebox (R)typebox (S) typebox ( )typebox ( )typebox ()typebox ( ) typebox (S)typebox (y)┼typebox (c)typebox (h)typebox (r)typebox (o)┼typebox (i)typebox (z)typebox (a)├typebox (i)typebox (o)┼typebox (:)typebox ( )typebox ( )9typebox ( ) typebox (A) typebox (d)typebox (r)typebox (i)┴typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (s) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (L)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A) typebox (o)typebox (r)└typebox (B)typebox ( ) typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox ($)typebox (R)typebox (E)typebox (L)typebox (T)typebox (C)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (P)typebox (D)typebox (M)typebox (A)typebox (N) typebox (a)├ typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ typebox (I)typebox (P)typebox (L), typebox (h)typebox (o)┌typebox (d)typebox (i)┼typebox (g) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (o)typebox (r)typebox (r)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (p)typebox (o)┼typebox (d)typebox (i)┼typebox (g)typebox (C)typebox ( ) typebox (f)typebox (o)typebox (r)┐ ┌typebox (o)typebox (c)┐ (typebox (I)typebox (O)typebox (L)typebox (O)typebox (C)typebox (K)8) typebox (i)┼ typebox (a) typebox (V)typebox (M)typebox (S) └┤┌├typebox (i)typebox (p)typebox (r)typebox (o)typebox (c)typebox (e)typebox (s)typebox (s)typebox (i)┼typebox (g) typebox (e)┼┴typebox (i)typebox (r)typebox (o)┼└typebox (e)┼├.typebox (y)typebox (=)typebox ( ) typebox (E)typebox (i)├typebox (h)typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (r)typebox (o)┤├typebox (i)┼typebox (e) typebox (r)typebox (e)├┤typebox (r)┼typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (o)┼├typebox (r)typebox (o)┌ ├typebox (o) typebox (i)├typebox (s) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (a)├ ├typebox (h)typebox (e)┌typebox (A)typebox ( ) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r)typebox (')typebox (s) typebox (I)typebox (P)typebox (L). typebox (T)typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌typebox (e)typebox (r) typebox (r)typebox (e)├typebox (a)typebox (i)┼typebox (s) typebox (a)┼typebox (y) typebox (s)typebox (p)typebox (i)┼ ┌typebox (o)typebox (c)┐typebox (s) typebox (i)├ typebox (h)typebox (e)┌typebox (d)typebox (Y)typebox (")typebox ( ) typebox (a)├ ├typebox (h)typebox (e) ├typebox (i)└typebox (e) typebox (o)typebox (f) ├typebox (h)typebox (e) typebox (c)typebox (a)┌┌.typebox ( )typebox ( ) DescriptionO 9 A driver fork process calls IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA orCA IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN to release a previously allocated setr0 of the TURBOchannel DMA map registers. A IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA obtains the location and number of the C allocated map registers from CRB$L_INTED+VEC$W_MAPREG andnE CRB$L_INTED+VEC$B_NUMREG, respectively, while IOC$RELTCMAP_ B DMAN obtains this same information from the map register descriptor (TC_MD). = After adjusting the map register descriptor arrays,EA IOC$RELTCMAP routines examine the TURBOchannel DMA map- B register wait queue. If the queue is empty, IOC$RELTCMAPC returns successfully to its caller. If the queue contains A waiting fork processes, IOC$RELTCMAP dequeues the first.C process and calls IOC$ALOTCMAP_DMA to attempt to allocatet/ the set of map registers it requires.i A If IOC$ALOTCMAP is called with sufficient map registerss? available, IOC$RELTCMAP restores R3 through R5 to the < process and reactivates it. When this fork process@ returns control to IOC$RELTCMAP, IOC$RELTCMAP attemptsE to allocate map registers to the next waiting fork process. C-16
M I Operating System RoutineseI IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA, IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN F IOC$RELTCMAP continues to allocate map registers in thisE manner until the map-register wait queue is empty or itgC cannot satisfy the requirements of the process at thecB head of the queue. In the latter event, IOC$RELTCMAPG reinserts the fork process's UCB in the queue and returnsP) successfully to its caller.e I C-17
a ' F _________________________________________________________________ F Index @ A AUTOGEN command procedure2 _______________________________ (cont'd)@ Access violation error, 3-1 SYSMAN error, suggested; Accounting Utility workaround, 2-4r (ACCOUNTING), 2-16( ACMS, 3-2 BF AGEN$FEEDBACK_REQ_TIME logical _______________________________D name, 2-2 Backup Utility (BACKUP), 2-6@ ALL-IN-1 alias directories, 2-8E and Batch and Print Queuing BACKUP/LIST operations, 2-6cA System, 2-10 data compactions on tape 7 Allocation classes drives, 2-7cD in VAXcluster configurations, extending index files, 2-7C 2-1 message status codes, 2-7 C Assisted copy operation multivolume logical names, / See Copy assist 2-8 E multivolume save operations, / Assisted merge operation 2-8O @ See Merge assist privileged users deniedA Audio functions, 3-16 access to a tape, 2-6iF Autoconfiguration tape volume protection, 2-10E for TURBOchannel, C-7 Batch and Print Queuing Systeme< AUTOGEN command procedure and ALL-IN-1, 2-10B AGEN$FEEDBACK_REQ_TIME chance of system shutting5 logical name, 2-2 off, 2-100A new features, 2-2 corruption detection forT8 NUM_ETHERADAPT symbol, 2-3 queues, 2-11F NUM_NODES symbol, 2-3 DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC command2 problem when executed from , 2-12B SYSMAN, 2-2 DQS print symbiont, 2-13B setting of TMSCP_LOAD new system messages, B-1B parameter, 2-5 PRINT/USER command, 2-16B specifying a minimum required queue manager CPU maximum7 age for feedback data, 2-2 limit, 2-15 F Index-1
3-18aF SYNCHRONIZE command, 2-17 D______________________________; Block transfer to a down node, DCD (Disk-copy-data)aD 2-38 HSC connection limit, 2-60,/ Bugcheck 2-62 * shadowing, 2-66 DCL : C ON condition, 1-23 _______________________________ DCL commandsi@ Cache, 2-49 EDIT/TPU command /NOWORK9 Clear window, 3-22 qualifier, 1-1U: Cluster, 2-20 READ command, 1-26 CLUSTER_CONFIG.COM command RECOVER, 2-46D procedure, 2-17 SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) built-in: CNXMGRERR machine check, 2-38 procedure, 3-23A Connection loss SET DEFAULT command, 1-3TA during shadowing state change SET MESSAGE command, 1-3iB , 2-66 SET TERMINAL command, 1-4C Controlled terminals, 3-2 SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC, 1-4 E Controllers SET TERMINAL/COMMSYNC command 0 supporting performance , 1-1C assists, 2-53 SET TERMINAL/MODEM command,R. using performance assists, 1-1B 2-52 SHOW DEFAULT command, 1-3A Converting queues, 2-69 SHOW DEVICE command, 1-4fE Copy assist TYPE command /PAGE qualifier, . controllers supporting, 2-53 1-6, determining DCD connection DEBUG@ limit, 2-60 SET IMAGE command, 3-260 disabling, 2-60 DEC PHIGS> disabling on HSC controller, with DECwindows, 2-347 2-62 DECnet-VAX, 2-31 A enabling, 2-59 event logger (EVL), 2-20 overview, 2-52o Index-2 s v ; Batch and Print Queuing System Copy assist (cont'd)i: (cont'd) performance, 2-54: saving information in the restriction, 2-63E queue database, 2-16 setting DCD connection limit, / $SNDJBC problem fixed, 3-18 2-62sE stop_pending status, 2-15 setting preferred path, 2-60iE SUBMIT/USER command, 2-16 Corrupted queue database, 2-68d8 SYMDEL message, 2-15 CPU maximum limit9 SYNCHRONIZE command, 2-17 for queues, 2-15oD Batch job Ctrl/C and Ctrl/Y interrupts,- $SNDJBC problem corrected, 2-48o
A DECnet-VAX (cont'd) Disk class driver, 3-1r4 FDDI and Token Ring devices, DSA, 3-1I 2-21 Distributed lock manager, 2-38 H NCP module configurator, lock range value corruption,2 2-30 2-39E NCP SHOW KNOWN NODES display, LOCKMGRERR machine check,$2 2-31 2-39; NETACP quotas, 2-18 DMA map registers C phase IV support for DSW-21 for TURBOchannel, C-10,_8 and DSW-41/42 devices, C-13, C-156 2-31 DMA routinesE DECsound, 2-35 for TURBOchannel devices, 1 DECW$MONITOR_DENSITY, 2-32 C-4 - DECwindows DNSoF dashed lines incorrectly patched images for Version8 drawn, 2-32 1.1, 2-31I monitor density, 2-32 Documentation corrections, 4-1eF server incompatibility, 2-34 VMS Audit Analysis Utility: SoftPC keyboard problem, Manual, 4-1H 2-35 VMS Device Support Reference: tiled operations, 2-36 Manual, 4-1G use of SMP with DECsound and VMS Network Control Programs: SODRIVER, 2-35 Manual, 4-2I with DEC PHIGS, 2-34 VMS System Services Referencef: X11 server, 2-32, 2-36 Manual, 4-2C DEFINE/CHARACTERISTIC command, DQS print symbiont, 2-13t> 2-12 DSA (DIGITAL Storage: Delta/XDelta Utility Architecture)< booting new VAX computers, controllers, 3-1 2-36I DEQNA, 2-40 E______________________________ @ Detached recovery servers, 3-4 Erase-on-delete, 3-27; Device driver Ethernet adapters E TURBOchannel coding specifying number of, forr; conventions, C-5 AUTOGEN, 2-3_ = DIGITAL Storage Architecture EVE editor key nameu = See DSA definitions, 1-7BC Direct memory access (DMA) Event logger (EVL), 2-20mA TURBOchannel devices, C-3 EXE$DEANONPAGED routinen? TURBOchannel map register, implicit input, 4-1t> C-4 EXECUTOR NODE, 2-21# TURBOchannel mapping, C-4 I Index-3D
t 9 InfoServer Clientzr@ F______________________________ Startup behavior change, / FDDI and Token Ring devices 2-40A0 specifying the number of InterruptB Ethernet adapters for, with TURBOchannel devices,. 2-21 C-5= Feedback data INVEXCEPTN error, 2-38rE specifying a minimum required IOC$ALOTCMAP_DMA routine, C-10eA age, 2-2 IOC$ALOTCMAP_DMAN routine,m- FID (file identifier), 2-50 C-10 A File identifier IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMA routine, - See FID C-13tB File system and XQP IOC$LOADTCMAP_DMAN routine,- null-mode lock request, 3-27 C-13_E File System and XQP IOC$RELTCMAP_DMA routine, C-15 A lock conversion condition, IOC$RELTCMAP_DMAN routine, - 3-27 C-15 < Files IPC$SHARE image, 2-68 ( truncating, 3-27 JF _______________________________C H______________________________ JBCSYSQUE.DAT database, 2-69 + Hierarchical storage JobsdA controller saving information about, / See HSC 2-16C ( HSC (hierarchical storage KF controller), 2-37 _______________________________7 determining DCD connection KDM70 controlleri> limit, 2-60 supporting performance8 disabling performance assists assists, 2-53: , 2-62 KLESI adapter, 2-49 # setting DCD connection limit,RF 2-62 L______________________________ * setting preferred path, 2-60 LATE supporting performance not supported on DEQNA, 2-40 - assists, 2-53 LATSYMT: ACCVIO error, 3-1E I______________________________ License Unit Requirement Tablea5 Implicit target lists for (LURT), 4-3i9 generic queues, 2-14 Local tape devicesyD InfoServer making available clusterwideD see PATHWORKS, 2-45 TMSCP_LOAD parameter, 2-5 Index-4
@ Lock conversion condition in Mount Utility (cont'd)E File System and XQP, 3-27 shadow set failure, 2-42, 2 Lost file header repair, 2-50 2-43 B shadow sets improperly< M______________________________ allowed, 2-42 D Machine check tape compaction problem,2 UBMAPEXCED, C-14 2-43> Mail Utility (MAIL) tape density, 2-43I callable mail with SYSPRV, two-member volume shadow set, 2 3-1 2-42F DDIF and DTIF documents, 1-6 MOUNT/FOREIGN command, 2-43? error message corrected, 1-6 MOUNT/REBUILD command H Mailbox driver, 3-2 avoids shadowing merge, 2-66D Map register MSCP (mass storage controlD allocating for TC DMA, C-4 protocol) message, 2-38! loading for TC DMA, C-4$I Mapped TURBOchannel DMA, C-3 N______________________________, G Mass storage control protocol NCP (Network Control Program)O I See MSCP command prevents unauthorizedp@ Memory error, 2-51 connections, 2-27E Memory requirements module configurator, 2-30 E for shadowing, 2-64 SHOW KNOWN NODES display,a 2 Merge assist 2-31 C See Minimerge operation SHOW LINE display, 2-25e9 Merge operation NDDRIVER, 2-30t7 unnecessary, 2-66 NETACP, 2-21 F Minimerge operation allocation of node counter; controllers supporting, 2-53 blocks, 2-28DB disabling, 2-57 endnode failover, 2-30: disabling on HSC controller, NETDRIVER, 2-30B 2-62 New license types, 2-43E enabling, 2-56 Interactive User License,_2 overview, 2-52 2-44I performance, 2-54 Operating System Base License 5 restriction, 2-63 , 2-44n> write log entries, 2-57 Non-modem port, 1-1> Mount Utility, 2-40 Noncontiguous fields@ bound volume set, 2-40 and lock range value? CPU halt caused, 2-42 corruption, 2-39 G hung other nodes, 2-41 Null-mode lock request, 3-27CE logical names improperly NUM_ETHERADAPT symbol, 2-3D@ defined, 2-42 NUM_NODES symbol, 2-3" multimember volume shadow set, 2-42 I Index-5o
O E = PTD$READW routine, 3-3 = O______________________________ PTD$WRITE routine, 3-3 ! OPCOM (Operator Communication F Manager) Q______________________________ , process dump file, 2-45 Queue9 restarting, 2-45 conversion, 2-69EA Output job database corrupted, 2-68e@ $SNDJBC problem corrected, detection of corruption,/ 3-18 2-11 D implicit target lists, 2-14B P______________________________ SYNCHRONIZE command, 2-175 PATH SPLIT POLICY, 2-30 Queue databasesE PATHWORKS PC detection of queue corruptionh1 clients can interfere with , 2-11CE InfoServer clients, 2-45 saving job information, 2-16t1 Performance Queue filer@ copy and merge assists, 2-52 detection of corruption,/ copy assist, 2-54 2-11 : disabling copy assists, 2-60 Queue manager, 2-67? disabling the minimerge, clearing a stop pending : 2-57 condition, 2-15@ enabling copy assists, 2-59 CPU maximum limit, 2-15E enabling the minimerge, 2-56 detection of queue corruptionR1 minimerge, 2-54 , 2-11TA using write log entries, new system messages, B-1e= 2-57 workaround for, 2-67t Port command procedure, 3-3F Preferred path R______________________________ A setting for HSC controllers, Race condition, 2-38, 2-39 ? 2-60 Recovery Unit Journalingn: suggested workaround, 2-47 See RMS Journaling? Print Remastering routine racep9 symbiont for DQS, 2-13 condition, 2-39r6 Print job RF35 controller> $SNDJBC problem fixed, 3-18 supporting performance8 PRINT/USER command, 2-16 assists, 2-536 Programming RF73 controller> EXE$DEANONPAGED routine, 4-1 supporting performance8 TURBOchannel device driver, assists, 2-53@ C-1 RMS Journaling, 2-46, 3-3B Pseudoterminal driver, 3-3 access to a remote indexed> PTD$READ routine, 3-3 read-only file, 3-4 Index-6a
m r D RMS Journaling (cont'd) Screen Management Run-TimeF deadlock among multiple Library (SMGRTL) (cont'd) I detached recovery servers, SMG$PRINT_PASTEBOARD routine, 1 3-4 3-9uB detached recovery, 3-4 SMG$PUT_CHARS_HIGHWIDE< invalid journals, 2-46 routine, 3-10H with DCL command RECOVER, SMG$PUT_CHARS_MULTI routine,1 2-46 3-9_G RSPFATAL status error, 2-39 SMG$PUT_CHARS_WIDE routine, 2 3-10F S______________________________ SMG$PUT_HELP_TEXT routine, 2 Scatter-gather map 3-10F disabled, C-4 SMG$PUT_LINE routine, 3-11I enabled, C-3 SMG$PUT_LINE_HIGHWIDE routineA5 Screen Management Run-Time , 3-11 G Library (SMGRTL), 3-5 SMG$PUT_LINE_MULTI routine,_2 access violation, 3-6 3-11H BLOCK_BORDER, 3-5 SMG$PUT_STATUS_LINE routine,2 incorrect output, 3-5 3-12B input routine, 3-5 SMG$READ_COMPOSED_LINE< line wrapping, 3-5 routine, 3-12D SMG$CHANGE_PBD_ SMG$READ_STRING routine,2 CHARACTERISTICS routine, 3-13D 3-6 SMG$READ_VERIFY routine,8 SMG$CHANGE_RENDITION routine, 3-14, 3-15D 3-7 SMG$REMOVE_LINE routine,2 SMG$CHANGE_VIEWPORT routine, 3-15D 3-7 SMG$SAVE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY< SMG$CHANGE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY routine, 3-15F routine, 3-7 SMG$SNAPSHOT routine, 3-16G SMG$CREATE_MENU routine, 3-7 SMG$UNPASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY < SMG$
ABLE_UNSOLICITED_INPUT routine, 3-16A routine, 3-8 TERMTABLE files, 3-16M9 SMG$EXECUTE_COMMAND routine, viewport, 3-6m@ 3-8 virtual display, 3-6@ SMG$INSERT_CHARS routine, SCSI disk class driverF 3-8 audio $QIO functions, 3-16> SMG$INVALIDATE_DISPLAY Serving tape devicesE routine, 3-8 TMSCP_LOAD parameter, 2-5m< SMG$M_RETURN_IMMED routine, SHADDETINCOM errorD 3-9 shadowing bugcheck, 2-66; SMG$PASTE_VIRTUAL_DISPLAY Shadow set, 2-42eG routine, 3-9 failure of two-member, 2-42, I Index-7x
6 Shadow set (cont'd) System services6 improperly allowed by MOUNT, $ADJWSL, 3-176 2-42 $CREMBX, 3-173 MOUNT, 2-42 $DEQ, 3-26 6 phase I race condition, 2-38 $GETQUI, 3-176 problem with bound volume $SNDJBC, 3-17; set, 2-40 $START_TRANS, 3-18E@ Shadow sets System symbol definitionsC supported, 2-66 high-level languages, 2-48m SHOW ENTRY display, 2-161F SHOW QUEUE display, 2-16 T______________________________ A Single system TA90E/91 tape drives, 2-43 + enhanced shadowing Tape_E performance, 2-52 compaction problem with MOUNTc1 SJC$_CHARACTERISTIC_NUMBER , 2-43 C item code density improperly set with > problem fixed, 3-18 MOUNT/FOREIGN, 2-433 SMISERVER process, 2-48 Tape devices D $SNDJBC system service, 3-18 making available clusterwideD SODRIVER.EXE audio chip driver TMSCP_LOAD parameter, 2-5@ , 2-35 Tape mass storage control@ START/QUEUE command, 2-15 protocol (TMSCP) server1 STOP/QUEUE/NEXT command, 2-15 software B Stop_pending condition TMSCP_LOAD parameter, 2-50 clearing with STOP/QUEUE Terminals8 /NEXT, 2-15 controlled, 3-2; Striping Tiled operations for > recommended version, 2-63 DECwindows X11, 2-36= SUBMIT/USER command, 2-16 Timeout errors for DSA,C Symbiont for DQS, 2-13 multiple controllers, 3-1 5 SYMDEL message, 2-15 TTan port, 1-41/ SYNCHRONIZE command, 2-17 TTDRIVEREA System Generation Utility modified to report error,1. (SYSGEN) 1-1/ LGI_BRK_TERM parameter, 2-48 TUDRIVER-C System Management Utility system failure during mount : (SYSMAN) operation, 2-43A problem when executing TURBOchannel device driver 5 AUTOGEN, 2-2 adapter, C-2M8 server hang, 2-48 assembling, C-7? System messages autoconfiguration, C-7w4 new and changed, B-1 coding, C-5B System parameters direct memory access, C-3: PE1, 2-39 DMA routines, C-9 TMSCP_LOAD, 2-5 Index-8o
d 4 TURBOchannel device driver VAXstationH (cont'd) 4000 Model keyboard problem,1 hardware environment, C-2 1-7g5 interrupt handling, C-5 VAXstations ? linking, C-7 4000 Model 60, 2-51W? loading, C-8 3100 Model 80, 2-5110 programming, C-1 VAXTPUE support, C-1 EVE key name definitions,r1 1-7 H U______________________________ FILL built-in procedure, 1-8H UBMAPEXCED machine check, C-14 GET_INFO built-in procedure,2 UNIBUS adapter, 2-49 3-21I Unmapped TURBOchannel DMA, C-4 READ_LINE built-in procedure,N2 3-22E V SCANL built-in procedure,.2 _______________________________ 3-22F VAX BASIC Run-Time Library SEARCH built-in procedure,2 READ REGARDLESS clause, 3-19 3-22H VAX C Run-Time Library SET (SCREEN_UPDATE) built-inD atof function, 3-19 procedure, 3-22, 3-24E ceil function, 3-19 SPANL built-in procedure, 2 floor function, 3-19 3-22H longjmp function, 3-19 tabs in overstrike mode, 1-9E math functions, 3-20 TPU$V_SEC_LNM_MODE option 8 qsort function, 3-20 bit, 3-24; scanw function, 3-20 work files, 1-9 I SETVBUF program, 3-20 WRITE_FILE built-in procedure 5 socket functions, 3-21 , 3-25cE strncat function, 3-21 VCB (volume control block),21 VAX system 2-38_? 6000-600 and 6000-500 Verify Utility, 2-50,> warm start, 2-49 file headers, 2-50D 6200/6300 performance, 2-49 lost file header repair, VAXcluster, 2-1n2 VAXcluster system 2-50E data corruption on disks with VMS Audit Analysis Utility,e0 new allocation classes, 2-1 < 2-17 VMS Backup UtilityG enhanced shadowing See Backup Utility (BACKUP)n= performance, 2-52 VMS Debugger, 3-26-4 recommended version, 2-63 VMS LinkerC setting preferred path, 2-47 symptoms in Debug, 3-26 E shadowing restriction, 2-63 VMS Volume Shadowing, 2-52 > specifying the number of and striping, 2-63A nodes, for AUTOGEN, 2-3 connection loss, 2-66g I Index-9n
2-62e( supported controllers, 2-53 XF unnecessary merge operation, _______________________________: 2-66 XQP and File System> write log entries, 2-57 erase-on-delete, 3-27E Volume control block in mixed version VAXclusters,n/ See VCB 2-70 B Volume shadow set lock conversion condition,/ See Shadow set 3-27mE null-mode lock request, 3-27 B SS$_DEADLOCK error status,/ 3-27_? truncating files, 3-27o F Y______________________________ 4 YEDRIVER, 1-4 e f @ VMS Volume Shadowing (cont'd) Volume Shadowing Phase IIB copy assist performance, number of supported shadow? 2-54 sets increased, 2-66iA determining DCD connection performance-assisted copya: limit, 2-60 operation, 2-52B disabling copy assists, 2-60 performance-assisted merge: disabling performance assists operation, 2-52 , 2-62 F disabling the minimerge, W______________________________ 7 2-57 Warm start, 2-49 * enabling copy assists, 2-59 WHE= enabling the minimerge, 2-56 See Write log entries 1 memory requirements, 2-64 Workaround E minimerge performance, 2-54 for SET PREFERRED PATH optionA1 number of supported shadow , 2-47 D sets, 2-66 Workaround for queue manager,- performance assists, 2-52 2-67 @ recommended VAXcluster Workstation failure, 2-518 version, 2-63 Write log entries@ restrictions, 2-63 for minimerge operation,/ setting DCD connection limit, 2-57
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