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Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW® Newsletter
Version 07.02
February 15, 2007

In This Newsletter
Product News
> Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW® r11.5 SP1 is Generally Available (GA)

General Information
> Finding A CA-SYSVIEW® Command When You Don't Know Its Name
> Using CA-SYSVIEW® to Detect IMS Resource Contention
> Product Tip
> RSU Information

Special Events
> CA WORLD® 2007
> opsXchange 2006

Product News

Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW® r11.5 SP1 is Generally Available (GA)
We are pleased to announce the availability of Unicenter CA-SYVIEW r11.5 SP1. This service pack includes all maintenance published prior to this date. Installation of this new service pack ensures that your systems are current on maintenance for Unicenter CA-SYSVIEW. When you are ready to receive this update, submit the order form on the product home page at SupportConnectSM or call 1-800-637-5858. For customers outside of North America, please contact your local Customer Service team.

Also note the following End-of-Support date. We strongly urge you to take advantage of the new Unicenter CA-SYSVIEW r11.5 features by upgrading at your earliest convenience.

  • r11 – Support ends March 31, 2007.
  • r7.7 – Support ended November 30, 2005.

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General Information
Finding A CA-SYSVIEW® Command When You Don't Know Its Name
Click here to read about finding a command when you don't know its name.

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Using CA-SYSVIEW® to Detect IMS Resource Contention
Real time IMS resource contention can be difficult to identify without sophisticated monitoring tools and techniques. Click here for an overview of how to use CA-SYSVIEW, in real-time, to identify and resolve resource contention and persistent IWAIT conditions within IMS dependent regions.

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Product Tip
Beginning with Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW® r11.5, the GSVXBAT batch interface has new JCL PARM and SYSIN data syntax keywords. The GSVXBAT batch interface utility lets you execute Unicenter CA-SYSVIEW as a batch program. You can now enter the command syntax through the SYSIN DD statement.

PRINTON or PRINTOFF
Controls the printing of all command output to the SYSPRINT data set. PRINTOFF also suppresses the printing of the internal COMMAND=DOWN statements generated by the SCROLL keyword.

and

MENUON or MENUOFF
Controls the printing of any MENU command output to the SYSPRINT data set.

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RSU Information
We have recently completed certification of Unicenter® CA-SYSVIEW® with both z/OS 1.6 and z/OS 1.7 June 2006 RSU Level (0606). Both z/OS 1.6 and z/OS 1.7 certifications were achieved with SYSVIEW r11.5 plus fixes ZSB5005, ZSB5010, ZSB5011, ZSB5014, ZSB5032, ZSB5037.

For more information in regards to CA's RSU certification, please click here.

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Special Events
CA WORLD® 2007
CA WORLD is quickly approaching! We are returning to the Venetian Las Vegas and Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, and registration is officially open! Be sure to take advantage of the Early Bird Registration before it expires on February 14, 2007.

For more information regarding discounts and special programs, be sure to visit the CA WORLD 2007 site.

Session, pre-conference education classes, and key note speakers will be posted shortly so be sure to save this site among your favorites or register for the CA WORLD Today Newsletter for up-to-date information.

Do you have a story or topic you want to share? Be sure to complete our "Call for Speakers" - we want to hear from you!

Hope to see you there!

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opsXchange 2006
The opsXchange 2006 Technical Training Seminar completed its sixth successful year. Those in attendance indicated that this year's conference continued to surpass previous years and that, dollar for dollar, it is still one of the best values in technical training available today for automation. Once again, four concurrent sessions were run daily that offered more than 40 technical sessions over the two-and-a-half-day time frame.

There were sessions to satisfy everyone from automation novices to seasoned veterans and the planning team saw to it that the needs of everyone were met. In addition to the sessions on existing features and functions, there were sessions on product futures as well. Also, back by popular demand, we offered hands-on labs where attendees had the opportunity to "kick the tires" and experience some valuable time at the wheel of their favorite CA automation and performance products. This year also saw the introduction of Unicenter® NetMaster™ Network Management sessions and the valuable product integration with the CA automation and performance product suite.

The initial stages of planning for next year's event have already begun and we look forward to a bigger and better opsXchange Technical Training Seminar in 2007. Shortly, a link will be posted on the Pro Tech website announcing opsXchange 2007. Session materials from this year's seminar will be available shortly. We anticipate even more member sessions for next year's event. See you there!

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