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CONTENTS
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 TABLES
 PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN YOUR SYSTEMPAC/VM
 Memo and Product Identifier Files
 Information on Licensed Products
   5654-260 Environmental Record Editing and Printing Program (3.5.0)
   5684-042 ICKDSF VM (1.16.0)
   5684-112 VM/ESA ESA Feature (1.2.2)
   5696-234 High Level Assembler (1.2.0)
   5747-DS1 ICKDSF Standalone Version (1.16.0)
 APPENDIX A.  GETTING STARTED USING VMSES/E TO MANAGE YOUR SAVED SEGMENT
 APPENDIX B.  LAYOUT OF SAVED SEGMENTS
 APPENDIX C.  SAVED SEGMENTS THAT CANNOT OVERLAP
 APPENDIX D.  CUSTOMIZED FILES ON YOUR SYSTEMPAC/VM
    User Directory File
    SYSTEM CONFIG
 APPENDIX E.  REACH-AHEAD SERVICE TO PRODUCTS

TABLES
  1.  Products with Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine
  2.  Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine
  3.  Logical and Physical Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine
  4.  Products with Saved Segments used by the GCS Virtual Machine
  5.  Saved Segments used by the GCS Virtual Machine
  6.  Saved Segments that cannot overlap

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PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN YOUR SYSTEMPAC/VM
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 This chapter contains some considerations to be reviewed and steps to
 be performed PRIOR to tailoring the licensed programs shipped with your
 VM/ESA SystemPac.  If you plan to install any additional products that
 are not supplied on your VM/ESA SystemPac, check to ensure that the
 additional products are compatible with VM/ESA Release 2.2 and that any
 prerequisite products are installed.

 Some of the licensed products and their service machines provided with
 your VM/ESA SystemPac may require additional customer tailoring.  For
 additional tailoring activities, review the respective section in
 "Information on Licensed Products" and refer to the appropriate product
 manuals.

MEMO AND PRODUCT IDENTIFIER FILES
---------------------------------
 The Memo to Users for most program products installed on your
 SystemPac/VM are on MAINT 319.  Note that several products do not have
 a MEMO file.  The memo files are named IXXXXYYY MEMO where XXXXYYY is
 the product number such as 5654260.  Review the product's Memo to Users
 for information on tailoring and servicing.  Each program product has a
 product identifier file which has been merged into a single file named
 PROD LEVEL on MAINT 319.  The PROD LEVEL file contains the service
 level and reach-ahead service applied to each licensed product on your
 SystemPac/VM.  The contents of the PROD LEVEL file is also listed in
 Appendix E, "Reach-ahead Service to Products" on page 51.

INFORMATION ON LICENSED PRODUCTS
--------------------------------
 The section below has information particular to each licensed product
 shipped with your SystemPac/VM.  The size indicated below for each
 minidisk is the number of 1K blocks required.  To convert blocks to
 3380 cylinders, use 465 blocks per cylinder.  To convert blocks to 3390
 cylinders, use 495 blocks per cylinder.  To convert to FB-512 block,
 multiply by 2.

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5654-260 ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD EDITING AND PRINTING PROGRAM (3.5.0)
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  MINIDISKS
  USERID    MDISK    SIZE  DESCRIPTION
  MAINT     0201    16400  Base Product Code
 PRODUCT DEPENDENCIES:  None.

 SERVICE NOTES:  Service for EREP is provided through OCO text
 replacement in the form of ERPTFLIB TEXTLIB.  All service is
 cumulative, so the latest text deck contains all prior service above
 the base.  Service for EREP has been shipped both through PUT tapes and
 corrective (COR) PTFs.  PUT9405 was the last PUT tape for VM products,
 so all future service to EREP will be through COR only.  To apply
 service, you can use either a manual process or the service exec
 provided with the maintenance.  At service cut-off, the most recent
 closed COR PTF was applied manually following the procedures outlined
 in informational item Q568963 which can be found in file 5654260
 CPACINFO on MAINT 319.  The exact steps are listed in Section 4 under
 the topic, 'Installing Program Temporary Fix (PTF) Corrective
 Maintenance'.  For VM/ESA (370 Feature) systems, the CPEREP MODULE was
 gen-erated on MAINT 201.  Further installation and service information
 can be found in many sources including the Program Directory, Memo to
 Users, the PSP Bucket, and several informational APARs.

 FILES TO BE MIGRATED:  None.

 SYSTEMPAC MODIFICATIONS:  None.

 ADDITIONAL NOTES:  Additional helpful tips such as informational APARs
 are provided in a file called 5654260 CPACINFO.  This can be found on
 MAINT 319.  This file does not replace the PSP Bucket.  You should
 still order the latest PSP Bucket from the ISC before you apply
 service.


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5684-042 ICKDSF VM (1.16.0)
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  MINIDISKS
  USERID    MDISK    SIZE  DESCRIPTION
  P684042H  0191     3720  P684042H Work Disk
  P684042H  02A2      930  Production Apply Disk
  P684042H  02A6      930  Intermediate Apply Disk
  P684042H  02B2     4185  Base Disk
  P684042H  02C2      930  Localsamp Disk
  P684042H  02D2     4650  Delta Disk
  P684042H  029D      930  Test Help Disk
  P684042H  029E     4650  Test Build Disk
  MAINT     019D      930  Help Disk
  MAINT     019E     4650  Product Disk
  MAINT     051D           System Inventory Disk

 PRODUCT DEPENDENCIES:  None.

 SERVICE NOTES:  With Release 16, ICKDSF for CMS is now available in
 VMSES/E format.  Installation and service procedures are contained in
 the Program Directory, S5684042 GDIR07T1, on MAINT 319.  The product
 has been installed on minidisk on user P684042H using compid ICKDSF.

 FILES TO BE MIGRATED:  None.

 SYSTEMPAC MODIFICATIONS:  ICKGENSA EXEC is a tool that is now included
 with the ICKDSF CMS product.  It is used to convert ICKSADSF COREIMAG
 into a format that can be used by the standalone loader with VM/ESA 2.0
 or later.  A help file originally included with ICKGENSA has been pro-
 vided on the P684042H local sample disk.

 ADDITIONAL NOTES:  It is recommended that customers create a standalone
 ICKDSF tape for system maintenance purposes.  Instructions on how to do
 this can be found in the Program Directory for ICKDSF.  A sample exec
 to create the standalone program, DSF2DISK EXEC, has been copied from
 the Program Directory onto the P684042H local sample disk.

 Note that there is a USER MEMO shipped with PTF UN68055 regarding the
 use of ICKDSF on MVS volumes.  See the UMEMO section of file UN68055
 $PTFPART on the P684042H 2D2 disk for further information.


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  5684-112 VM/ESA ESA FEATURE (1.2.2)
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  MINIDISKS
  USERID    MDISK    SIZE  DESCRIPTION
  AVSVM     0191     1395  Work Disk
  EREP      0191     2325  Work Disk
  GCS       0191     1860  GCS Service Work Disk
  LGLOPR    0191     2325  Logical Operator Work Disk
  MAINT     0300    16740  System Parm Disk
  MAINT     0400    16740  Backup Parm Disk
  MAINT     019D    35145  Help Files Disk
  MAINT     019E     2325  Program Product Disk
  MAINT     0190    46500  System Disk
  MAINT     0191    27900  User work area
  MAINT     0193    46500  System Tools
  MAINT     0194    45570  CP/DV Prod. Object
  MAINT     01BE      465  AD/Cycle - Host
  MAINT     02BE      465  AD/Cycle - Workstation
  MAINT     02A2     4650  CP/DV Prod. Apply
  MAINT     02A4     4650  CP/DV Int. Apply
  MAINT     02A6     4650  CP/DV Alt. Apply
  MAINT     02BE      465  AD/Cycle - Workstation
  MAINT     02C2     2325  CP/DV Local Sample
  MAINT     02C4     2325  CP/DV Local Mods
  MAINT     02D2    55335  CP/DV Prod. Delta
  MAINT     03A2     4650  CMS / VM/REXX Prod. Apply
  MAINT     03A4     4650  CMS / VM/REXX Int. Apply
  MAINT     03A6     4650  CMS / VM/REXX Alt. Apply
  MAINT     03B2    41850  CMS / VM/REXX Prod. Object
  MAINT     03C2     2325  CMS / VM/REXX Local Sample
  MAINT     03C4     4650  CMS / VM/REXX Local Mods
  MAINT     03D2    44175  CMS / VM/REXX Prod. Delta
  MAINT     0393    55800  CMS / VM/REXX Prod. Source
  MAINT     0394    93000  CP/DV Prod. Source
  MAINT     0402    35145  Upper Case English HELP Disk
  MAINT     0490    46500  Alternate System Disk
  MAINT     0493    46500  Alternate CMS Test
  MAINT     05A2     2325  VMSES/E Prod. APPLY
  MAINT     05A4     2325  VMSES/E Int. Apply
  MAINT     05A6     2325  VMSES/E Alt. Apply
  MAINT     05B2     4650  VMSES/E Prod. Base
  MAINT     05B4    15345  VMSES/E Prod. Source
  MAINT     05C2     2325  VMSES/E Local Sample
  MAINT     05C4     2325  VMSES/E Local Mods
  MAINT     05D2    15345  VMSES/E Prod. DELTA
  MAINT     05E5     4650  VMSES/E Task
  MAINT     05E6     4650  VMSES/E Build disk
  MAINT     051D     6975  System Inventory Disk
  MAINT     06A2     1395  GCS Prod. Apply
  MAINT     06A4     1395  GCS Int. Apply
  MAINT     06A6     1395  GCS Alt. Apply
  MAINT     06B2     9300  GCS Prod. Base
  MAINT     06C2     2325  GCS Local Sample
  MAINT     06C4     2325  GCS Local Mods
  MAINT     06D2     8835  GCS Prod. Delta
  MAINT     07A2     1395  TSAF / AVS Prod. Apply
  MAINT     07A4     1395  TSAF / AVS Int. Apply
  MAINT     07A6     1395  TSAF / AVS Alt. Apply
  MAINT     07B2     6975  TSAF / AVS Prod. Object
  MAINT     07C2     2325  TSAF / AVS Local Sample
  MAINT     07C4     2325  TSAF / AVS Local Mod
  MAINT     07D2     4650  TSAF / AVS Prod. Delta
  MAINT     0E5A     2325  VM/ESA Migration Tools
  OPERATNS  0191     2325  OPERATNS 191
  OPERATOR  0191     2325  OPERATOR 191
  OPERSYMP  0191     2325  Work Disk
  TSAFVM    0191      930  TSAF Service
  VMSERVR   0191      930  VMSFS Recovery Machine
  VMSERVR   0301      930  VMSERVR Control
  VMSERVR   0302      465  VMSERVR Log1
  VMSERVR   0303      465  VMSERVR Log2
  VMSERVR   0304      930  VMSERVR Catalog
  VMSERVR   0305      465  VMSERVR Data
  VMSERVR   0306      930  VMSERVR Control1
  VMSERVR   0307      930  VMSERVR Control2

 PRODUCT DEPENDENCIES:  None.

 SERVICE NOTES:  All service for VM/ESA has been merged down to the
 production level disks using VMFMRDSK.  With releases VM/ESA 1.0 and
 1.1, the merge had left the Alternate Apply (nA6) and Intermediate
 Apply (nA4) disks empty.  However, beginning with VM/ESA Release 2,
 VMFMRDSK leaves a record on the empty disk called $CRDSK$ $FILE$.

 SystemPac/VM services the VM/ESA base with an RSU tape plus any
 additional closed COR PTFs listed in the RSU bucket as of the service
 cut-off date.  In addition, SystemPac/VM may include PTFs that are
 required by other products or that are recommended by the IBM Support
 Center.  Be sure to include these reach-ahead PTFs in any research you
 do if you install future service.  If you are installing an RSU tape
 using the PSU procedure, be sure to run the VMFAPPLY step to ensure
 all previously applied reach-ahead is included during the VMFBLD step.
 Otherwise you risk back-leveling your system.

 During CP or CMS servicing, you may get the following VMFBLD message:

    - VMFBLD1851I - Cannot process DMSRP/HCPRP EXEC because it is
        flagged to be bypassed

 DMSRP and HCPRP are maclibs related to the VM/ESA PL/X-370 Source Code.
 If you have not installed this optional feature, you may ignore these
 messages.  For more information, see the VM/ESA 2.1 CP/0000 bucket.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
-----------------------
 Special considerations are listed below by component ...

 CMS
 ---
 In previous releases of SystemPac/VM, MAINT 490 and 493 were shipped
 empty.  This caused some confusion for customers applying service.
 With VM/ESA Release 2.2 SystemPac MAINT 490 and 493 are identical in
 content to MAINT 190 and 193.  If you apply service to VM/ESA Release
 2.2, be sure to follow the VM/ESA Service Guide (SC24-5527), and before
 beginning service, copy any changes YOU have made to MAINT 190 or 193
 to MAINT 490 or 493 respectively.  Failure to do so may cause back-
 leveling of service and resulting build errors.

 With VM/ESA Release 2.2, the system definition files are no longer
 updated by editing the source assemble files.  This holds true for
 DMSNGP as well.  To modify DMSNGP, see the VM/ESA Installation Guide
 (SPMEMO368V), 'CMS Nucleus Defaults'.  All modifications for CMS are
 located on the localmod disk, MAINT 3C4.

 VM/ESA 1.2.2 has added two new logical segments (CMSQRYL and CMSQRYH)
 to the HELPINST physical segment, and SYSPROF EXEC loads these new
 segments when IPLing CMS.  The new logical segments have been defined
 to help performance for the CMS QUERY and SET modules which are no
 longer part of the CMS nucleus.  These modules are divided into two
 segments based on whether or not they can run above the 16M line.  The
 CMSQRYL segment contains modules which must run below the 16M line and
 the CMSQRYH segment contains modules which can run above the 16M line.

 If you intend to use the CMS Pipelines interface to SQL/DS or ISPF, you
 must first rebuild the CMS Pipelines module and then rebuild the CMS
 nucleus, globaling the newly created PIPSQL TXTLIB.  For further
 information, see VM/ESA Planning and Administration (SC24-5521),
 Chapter 30, 'CMS Pipelines Administration' and VM/ESA Service Guide
 (SC24-5527), Chapter 3, Step 5, 'Build Serviced Objects'.

 CP
 --
 Unless specified otherwise, SystemPac/VM has built your system without
 a system specific HCPRIO, HCPSYS or HCPBOX.  That information is now
 coded in the SYSTEM CONFIG, RIO CONFIG, and LOGO files on the CP parm
 disks.

 GCS
 ---
 GCS service was installed on minidisk, originally using PPF GCS.
 Later, a PPF override file, GCSOVER, was created.  Please see the
 section on Modifications below.

 AVS
 ---
 AVS service was installed on minidisk, using PPF AVS.

 TSAF
 ----
 TSAF was installed on minidisk, using PPF TSAF.


 FILES TO BE MIGRATED:  None.

 SYSTEMPAC MODIFICATIONS:  In all cases where modifications were made,
 SystemPac/VM used VMSES/E where possible.  This will enable you to
 service your system without the necessity of applying local mods
 outside of the VMSES/E process.


 MODIFICATIONS
 -------------
 Modifications are described by component ...

 CMS
 ---
 The SYSPROF EXEC has been removed from the CMSINST segment and the
 DIRLIST EXEC has been added to it.  This was done as per instructions
 in the VM/ESA Service Guide (SC24-5527), Appendix E, 'Local
 Modification Example for CMSINST', so VMSES/E is aware of both
 modifications.  This will allow you to to make changes to the SYSPROF
 EXEC without having to also resave CMSINST.  And, if you service
 DIRLIST EXEC, VMSES/E will prompt you to rebuild CMSINST.

 Because of the location of various CMS segments, certain
 accommodations were made in the CP Directory.  For
 example:
 o   Any userids with a logon storage of 24M will receive
     the message
       DMSDCS343E Storage in range 01700000-017FFFFF for CMSVMLIB in use.
     This occurs because CMSVMLIB tries to load at 23M
     where the page allocation tables are located for a
     24M virtual machine.  For this reason, an attempt was
     made not to have any userids with a logon storage of
     24M.
 o   SystemPac/VM has overlapped CMSFILES and CMSPIPES.
     Therefore the SFS server userids are set to IPL 190
     PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO MTSEG NO.  This prevents them
     from loading CMSPIPES so they can load CMSFILES.
 o   SystemPac/VM saved CMSVMLIB and CMSPIPES above the
     16M line, so 370 userids will receive the messages
       DMSINS327I The multitasking saved segment VMMTLIB could not be loaded.
       DMSDCS3993E PIPES saved segment can not be loaded beyond 16M.
       DMSDCS3993E VMLIB saved segment can not be loaded beyond 16M.
     Most 370 userids had the statement IPL CMS PARM
     NOSPROF INSTSEG NO MTSEG NO added to their CP Direc-
     tory entry to prevent them from seeing these messages.

 CP
 --
 The VM/ESA Release 2.2 flexible ddr no longer contains a CPNUC area.
 SystemPac/VM has added a CPNUC area to give you the capability of
 saving the old style CP Nucleus text deck if you so desire.  However,
 if not required, you may want to reclaim the space.

 SystemPac/VM has doubled the size of the CF1 and CF2 parm disks from
 the size in the flexible ddr.  This is to enable you to store iplable
 Modules in addition to CPLOAD.

 SystemPac/VM has modified 'LOCAL LOGO' on the parm disks CF1 and CF2
 using the 'DRAWLOGO EXEC' to create a new screen logo.  The HCPBOX was
 not modified.  DRAWLOGO EXEC was copied from DRAWLOGO SAMPEXEC on MAINT
 2C2 to MAINT 2C4.  The accompanying XEDIT macro, X$DRWL$X XEDIT, was
 copied from X$DRWL$X SAMPXEDI on MAINT 2C2 to MAINT 2C4 with some minor
 changes to better position the logo on the DRAWLOGO screen.

 o   For program product installation userids that require
     WRITE access to MAINT 51D, a MR LINK statement was included in the
     CP Directory entry.  This included userids such as 5798DWDC for
     VM/ESA RTM (5798-DWD) and 5686037A for VSE/VSAM 2.2.0 (5686-037).
     The option LNKNOPAS was added to userids MAINT, DFSMS, and the
     DFSMS/VM servers, DGTSRV0x and SMSSRV0x.  If this is a security
     concern, you may wish to remove this directory option.

 GCS
 ---
 SystemPac/VM has provided two GCS's, an XA GCS and a 370 GCS.  The XA
 GCS uses the buildlist GCSXA and the 370 GCS uses the buildlist GCS370.
 These replace the default GCTLOAD buildlist.  A PPF override file,
 GCSOVER, contains all three buildlists, and this should be used for
 servicing GCS.  The userid GCS is setup to run the XA GCS and the
 userid GCS370 is setup to run the 370 GCS.  See -- Heading 'GCSOVER'
 unknown -- for examples on servicing and building the GCS nuclei.

 Please note that if you install the pre-applied GCS service from an RSU
 tape or you apply GCS service without specifying a specific build list,
 VMFBLD will produce three nucleii, the first one being the one for the
 original GCTLOAD buildlist.  You may purge the GCTLOAD nucleus.

 There are two GCS profiles provided in the CP Directory - GCSPROF and
 GCS7PROF.  These names were chosen to prevent a problem which occurs
 with DIRMAINT (5748-XE4) whereby it does not handle userids which are
 the same name as user profiles.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
----------------
 To conserve space, SystemPac/VM no longer ships the upper case help
 disk, MAINT 402.  If this disk is required, you should define MAINT 402
 to be the same size as MAINT 19D, then copy all files from 19D to 402
 with the option UPCASE.  You will then have to resave CMSINST as per
 instructions in VM/ESA Service Guide (SC24-5527).

 The VM/ESA REXX/EXEC Migration Tool has been installed on MAINT E5A.
 Please see manual VM/ESA REXX/EXEC Migration Tool (GC24-5607) to
 implement.  SystemPac/VM has added two minidisks to MAINT for the
 AD/Cycle products, 1BE for the host code, and 2BE for the workstation
 code.  If you have not ordered any of thed AD/CYCLE products, these
 minidisks will be empty, and you may wish to delete them from the CP
 Directory.

 When issuing the VMFBLD command for segments, ensure your virtual
 storage is 32M or more.  Insufficient storage may result in messages
 such as:
   VMFSGEN283E The xxxx saved segment could not be reserved;

   VMFBDS1965E The command, SEGGEN xxxx PSEG A SYSTEM SEGID D,
         failed with return code 128

 If you are installing AMENG (American English) as an OPTIONAL language,
 note that files DMSAMENG LANGMCTL and NLSAMENG LANGGCTL were not
 shipped with the VM/ESA product.  Please refer to info APAR II08648 in
 file 5684112 CPACINFO on MAINT 319 for further information.


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  5696-234 HIGH LEVEL ASSEMBLER (1.2.0)
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  MINIDISKS
  USERID    MDISK    SIZE  DESCRIPTION
  P696234A  0191     2325  P696234A Work Disk
  P696234A  02A2      465  Production Apply Disk
  P696234A  02A6      465  Alternate Apply Disk
  P696234A  02B2     1860  Base Disk
  P696234A  02C2     1860  Localmod Disk
  P696234A  02D2     4650  Delta Disk
  P696234A  029E     1395  Test Build/Help Disk
  MAINT     019E      930  Product Disk
  MAINT     051D           System Inventory Disk
 PRODUCT DEPENDENCIES:  None.

 SERVICE NOTES:  High Level Assembler (HLASM) was installed on minidisk
 by userid P696234A using VMSES/E with the product parameter file
 5696234A and compid HLASM.  As noted in the PSP bucket, HLASM 1.2 does
 not have a Program Directory.  Installation and service instructions
 can be found in the manual, IBM High Level Assembler for MVS & VM & VSE
 - Installation and Customization (SC26-3494-01).  HLASM was saved in a
 shared segment, ASMAPSEG, using the VMFSGMAP procedure documented in
 the Installation and Customization Guide.  Because the dcss can now
 reside above the 16M line, SystemPac/VM has moved ASMAPSEG above
 the line.  This required some changes from the default
 product definitions.
 o   The field GT_16MB in VMFSGMAP was changed from 'NO'
     to 'YES'.
 o   The logon storage for userid P696234A was increased from 8M to
     32M and the maximum storage was increased from 32M to 48M to enable
     you to define the virtual storage to be greater than the location
     of the ASMAPSEG segment.

 Run-time files were copied from P696234A 29E (test build disk) to MAINT
 19E.  Because HLASM was saved in a segment, only a minimum number of
 files are required in production.  These include:
 o   ASMAHL MODULE (the new name of HLASM MODULE)
 o   HLASM MODULE (ASMAHL renamed for service
     compatability)
 o   ASMA90 MODULE
 o   ASMADOPT MODULE
 o   ASMAMAC MACLIB

 But since numerous userids may still be defined as 370 mode machines,
 SystemPac/VM has copied all modules and maclibs to MAINT 19E, allowing
 all virtual machines to use HLASM.  Testing has shown that if the
 userid is in XA mode, it will still use the segment.  With HLASM 1.2,
 the HLASM MODULE has been renamed to ASMAHL.  For compatability
 reasons, ASMAHL was also copied to MAINT 19E as HLASM MODULE.  This is
 also a requirement for VMSES/E service, since VMSES/E will not
 recognize the name ASMAHL.  Note that VMSES/E apar VM59373 was created
 to update support for ASMAHL.

 FILES TO BE MIGRATED:  Ensure you remove all HLASM 1.1 files from
 MAINT 19E before using or building HLASM 1.2. Please review all the
 new HLASM 1.2 options, as they differ significantly from HLASM 1.1.
 Some examples are:

       HLASM R2 (New) Default        HLASM R1 (Old) Default
       BATCH                         NOBATCH
       NODECK                        DECK
       FLAG(0,ALIGN,RECORD,CONT)     FLAG(0)
       LANGUAGE(EN)                  LANGUAGE(UE)
       LIST(121)                     LIST
       MXREF(SOURCE)                 MXREF
       OBJECT                        NOOBJECT
       NOPROFILE                     (Not available)
       NOTRANS                       (Not available)
       USING(WARN(15),MAP)           NOUSING
       NOXOBJECT                     (Not available)
       XREF(SHORT,UNREFS)            XREF(FULL)

 SYSTEMPAC MODIFICATIONS:  Among the enhancements in HLASM R2, there is
 greater capability for error checking and debugging of programs.
 Default options may cause numerous warning messages to appear that were
 not present with the previous release.  During testing, various program
 products that use HLASM in their installation and service were found to
 produce many of these warning messages and, in some cases, the calling
 exec could not tolerate return codes greater than 0.  Several APARs
 have been created to correct the use of these options including PN71301
 and PN71727.  It is recommended that you apply these when the PTFs
 become available.

 In the meantime, SystemPac/VM has created a local modifi-
 cation to change the following default options:
 1.  FLAG(RECORD) to FLAG(NORECORD)
 2.  FLAG(CONT) to FLAG(NOCONT)
 3.  USING(WARN(15) to NOUSING

 Customization was made to the options module, ASMADOPT, as per
 instructions in the VM/ESA Service Guide.  A console log has been
 provided to show how this was done.  See file ASMADOPT CONSOLE on the
 P696234A 2C2 disk.  If you prefer the default options, you may either
 remove the modification or use the appropriate parameters on invocation
 of HLASM or ASMHL.  You can test the default options by accessing the
 original ASMADOPT MODULE as shipped on the P696234A 2B2 based disk.

 When applying service to HLASM, you will be notified by VMSES/E that a
 local mod exists and requires to be reapplied if required.  Once the
 PTF for PN71301 has closed and is applied, this local mod is no longer
 necessary.  To remove the local mod, do the following:

 1.  Erase all files on P696234A 2C2 which contain the
     string 'LMOD1' in the filetype.  This includes
     ASMADOPT ASMLMOD1 and TXTLMOD1.
 2.  Erase entries from 5696234A VVTLCL on the 2C2 disk.
     If you have not added any other local mods, this file
     can be erased altogether.
 3.  Continue to apply the new service.

 ADDITIONAL NOTES:  APAR PN71301 describes problems with the options
 FLAG and RECORDING.  A copy has been included in 5696234 CPACINFO on
 MAINT 319.

 APAR PN70618 has been created for reporting any documention errors.  A
 copy has been included in 5696234 CPACINFO.

 The CPACINFO file does not replace the PSP Bucket.  You should order
 copies of the PSP Bucket and any information APARs listed above to see
 what additional information may have been added.


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  5747-DS1 ICKDSF STANDALONE VERSION (1.16.0)
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  MINIDISKS
  USERID    MDISK    SIZE  DESCRIPTION
  MAINT     0190           System Disk
 PRODUCT DEPENDENCIES:  None.

 SERVICE NOTES:  ICKDSF Standalone is updated through complete
 replacement.  The modification level is created by the PTF applied.
 Instructions can be found in the Program Directory, S5747DS1 GDIR29F1,
 on MAINT 319.  The latest service level can be found in informational
 apar, II01692.

 FILES TO BE MIGRATED:  None.

 SYSTEMPAC MODIFICATIONS:  On the Flexible DDR, the stand-alone ICKDSF
 program, IPL ICKDSF, was located on MAINT 19E.  SystemPac/VM has moved
 the IPL ICKDSF program to MAINT 190 to provide continuity with previous
 releases.  ADDITIONAL NOTES:  SystemPac/VM has provide the DSF2DISK
 EXEC on P684042 2C2.  This will move a new version of standalone ICKDSF
 from tape to disk.


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APPENDIX A.  GETTING STARTED USING VMSES/E TO MANAGE YOUR SAVED SEGMENT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
OVERVIEW
--------
 VM/ESA Release 2.2 has support through VMSES/E to define, build and
 manage your saved segments.  To get you started, here are a few hints
 and tips.  For more information on these new functions please refer to:

 o   VM/ESA Planning and Administration (SC24-5521)
 o   VM/ESA VMSES/E Introduction and Reference (SC24-5444)

 VMSES/E saved segment support has two basic sections, a mapping tool
 called VMFSGMAP, and a command, VMFBLD, that will do the DEFSEGs and
 save the product.  For non-SES supported products, VMFSGMAP can be used
 to map the product and VMFBLD can be used to issue the DEFSEG, however
 the product supplied exec is still used to save the segment.  To see
 the segment map, enter

     VMFSGMAP SEGBLD ESASEGS SEGBLIST

   Meg             000-MB          001-MB          002-MB          003-MB
   St Name    Typ 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
   M CMS      SYS W-W-------------1...............2...............3...............
   M GCS370   SYS W---------------1...............2...............3...............
   M GCS      SYS W---------------1...............2...............3...............
   Meg             004-MB          005-MB          006-MB          007-MB
   St Name    Typ 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
   M GCS370   SYS RRRRRRNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN7...............
   M GCS      SYS RRRRRRNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN7...............
   M AP2V22V1 DCS RRRRR-----------5...............6...............7...............
   Meg             008-MB          009-MB          00A-MB          00B-MB
   St Name    Typ 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
     DOSBAM   SPA 8...............9...............------------====================
     CMSBAM   MEM 8...............9...............A...............RRRR............
     CMSDOS   MEM 8...............9...............A...............R...............
     CMSAMS   MEM 8...............9...............A...........WWW.B..RRRRRRR......
     CMSVSAM  MEM 8...............9...............A..............WB........RRRRRRR
     DOSINST  DCS 8...............R---------------A...............B...............
   Meg             00C-MB          00D-MB          00E-MB          00F-MB
   St Name    Typ 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
     HELPINST DCS RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD...............E...............F...............
   M CMS      SYS C...............D...............RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR>
   ================================= 16-MB Line ==================================
   Meg             010-MB          011-MB          012-MB          013-MB
   St Name    Typ 0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEF
     SVM      DCS 0...............1...............2...............RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
   M CMS      SYS >RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR1...............2...............3...............
   M GCS      SYS NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN2...............3...............
    F1=Help     F2=Chk Obj   F3=Exit      F4=Chg Obj   F5=File       F6=Save
    F7=Bkwd     F8=Fwd       F9=Retrieve  F10=Add Obj  F11=Del Obj   F12=Class
   ====>

 What this shows is all of the saved segments and saved systems that
 both VMSES/E (in the SEGDATA file) and the system - or CP - knows
 about.  But there could be some discrepancies between what VMSES/E
 knows and what CP knows about.  Notice the M beside the CMS and the GCS
 lines in column 1.  What this means is these are "Mapped" in CP but
 VMSES/E doesn't know about them (ie.  they are not in the SEGDATA
 file).  VMFSGMAP only maps saved systems - such as CMS and GCS - but
 they are not defined in the SEGDATA file to VMSES/E.  You will always
 see an M beside GCS and CMS.  You will also not be able to use the
 PFkeys against these saved systems.

 Let's look at the saved segments now.  Notice there is an M beside
 AP2V22V1.  That is because the APL2 Shared Code segment is not VMSES
 supported; this segment is merely mapped and so it will have to be
 saved by a non-SES pro-cedure.

 DOSBAM is a segment space (notice the SPA under the TYP column) and its
 members are CMSBAM, CMSDOS, CMSAMS, and CMSVSAM (notice MEM is
 specified as their type).  This space and its members are all
 SES-supported.

 The PFkeys on this panel allow you to add a new segment, delete a
 segment, change one and also check them against the SEGDATA file (PF2).
 Remember, this is a mapping tool - nothing has changed as far as CP is
 concerned until we get to the VMFBLD step.

 One more thing about this panel...don't be fooled by the addresses.
 Notice the ===16-MB Line === and then the mappings under it.  010-MB is
 in hex - that's really 16m in decimal - the 00A-MB section is the 10M
 line!  If you hit PF4 against AP2V22V1 you will see:

                               Change Segment Definition
   OBJNAME....:  ASMADCSS
   DEFPARMS...:  00400-0044F SR
   SPACE......:
   TYPE.......:  SEG
   OBJDESC....:
   OBJINFO....:
   GT_16MB....:  NO
   DISKS......:
   SEGREQ.....:
   PRODID.....:
   BLDPARMS...:  UNKNOWN
   F1=Help     F2=Get Obj   F3=Exit      F4=Add Line  F5=Map        F6=Chk MEM
   F7=Bkwd     F8=Fwd       F9=Retrieve F10=Seginfo   F11=Adj MEM   F12=Cancel

 On this panel you can change the location of the segment or other
 attributes.  Notice that this segment cannot be above the 16M line and
 it is a SEG or segment as opposed to a physical segment or PSEG that
 would contain logical segments.

 The UNKNOWN in the BLDPARMS means that this segment is not VMSES
 supported.  The VMFBLD will issue the DEFSEG to define the segment but
 you must use the product supplied exec that loads and saves the
 segment.  Now, hit PF12 to cancel and return to the map.  Hit PF4
 against CMSBAM.  In the CMSBAM segment the build parms look like this:

   BLDPARMS...:  PPF(ESA CMS DMSSBBAM)

 This means that CMSBAM is VMSES supported and when the VMFBLD is done
 for this product it not only issues the DEFSEG but also builds and
 saves the product based on what the build list DMSSBBAM and the PPF
 file tells him.  Another interesting segment is the HELPINST segment.
 If you hit PF4 against HELPINST you will see:

                                Change Segment Definition
    OBJNAME....:  HELPINST
    DEFPARMS...:  C00-CFF SR
    SPACE......:
    TYPE.......:  PSEG
    OBJDESC....:  CMSINST, CMSQRYH, CMSQRYL, AND HELP LSEGS
    OBJINFO....:  CMSQRYH CAN BE MOVED ABOVE 16M
    GT_16MB....:  NO
    DISKS......:
    SEGREQ.....:
    PRODID.....:  6VMVMA22 CMS
    BLDPARMS...:  PPF(ESA CMS DMSSBINS) PPF(ESA CMS DMSSBQYH) PPF(ESA CMS
               :  DMSSBQYL) PPF(ESA CMS DMSSBHLP)
    F1=Help     F2=Get Obj   F3=Exit      F4=Add Line  F5=Map        F6=Chk MEM
    F7=Bkwd     F8=Fwd       F9=Retrieve F10=Seginfo   F11=Adj MEM   F12=Cancel
   ====>

 HELPINST is a PSEG or physical segment containing a number of logical
 segments as defined in the OBJDESC line.  Notice the informational
 message about the CMSQRYH LSEG.  This contains code that could possibly
 be moved above the 16M line, although the rest of the members cannot.
 The PRODID 6VMVMA22 CMS tells us that this segment is built using
 VMSES/E, and the BLDPARMS for all logical segments are shown.

 The "Add Segment Definition" panel looks the same.  If you add or
 change a segment on the panel you can use PF5 to go back to the map.
 You will see the segment and it will have a P beside it for "Planned".
 Remember, it is only mapped at this point.  You still need to build it.
 Hit PF5 to file the changes and exit out of the map.  Once you have
 mapped your segment you can now BUILD it.

 You enter:

     VMFBLD PPF SEGBLD ESASEGS SEGBLIST product (SERVICED

 This goes and issues the DEFSEG and also saves the product if it is
 VMSES supported.  If it is not VMSES supported, you must save it using
 whatever procedure is appropriate.

 This section was just to get you started.  For more information you
 should refer to:

 o   VMFSGMAP EXEC in the VM/ESA VMSES/E Introduction and
     Reference (SC24-5444)
 o   VMFBLD EXEC in the VM/ESA VMSES/E Introduction and
     Reference (SC24-5444)
 o   The VM/ESA Planning and Administration (SC24-5521)
     -   Chapter 24. Planning and Defining CP Saved Seg-
         ments
     -   Chapter 25. Planning and Defining CMS Logical
         Saved Segments
     -   Chapter 26. Using VMSES/E to Define, Build, and
         Manage Saved Segments

 Chapter 26 runs through a number of different scenarios which you may
 find helpful.


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APPENDIX B.  LAYOUT OF SAVED SEGMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 The following tables show the layout of the saved segments defined in
 your VM/ESA Release 2.2 SystemPac for all the products available.  The
 saved segment definitions for the products are contained in file
 EXPNSS EXEC.

  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 1 (Page 1 of 2). Products with Saved Segments used by the CMS       |
  |                        Virtual Machine                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    DECIMAL | PRODUCT(S)                                                   |
  |    ADDRESS |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |            |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   47M-48M  | CSP/AD and CSP/AE                                            |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   44M-47M  | QMF                                                          |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   43M-44M  | GDDM/IMD, GDDM/IVU, SQLMGR                                   |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   42M-43M  | AS, BookManager Read, FORTRAN                                |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   40M-42M  | AS, BookManager Read, FORTRAN                                |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   39M-40M  | AS, BookManager Read, SyncSort((TM))                         |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   38M-39M  | AS, ADC C/370 Compiler                                       |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   37M-38M  | AS, ADC C/370 Compiler                                       |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   36M-37M  | ADC C/370 Compiler                                           |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   35M-36M  | LE/370                                                       |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   34M-35M  | LE/370                                                       |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   33M-34M  | LE/370, APL2                                                 |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   32M-33M  | LE/370, APL2                                                 |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   31M-32M  | REXX/370 Library                                             |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   30M-31M  | GDDM/PGF                                                     |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   29M-30M  | GDDM/VM, GDDM/PGF                                            |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 1 (Page 2 of 2). Products with Saved Segments used by the CMS       |
  |                        Virtual Machine                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    DECIMAL | PRODUCT(S)                                                   |
  |    ADDRESS |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   28M-29M  | GDDM/VM                                                      |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   27M-28M  | GDDM/VM                                                      |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   26M-27M  | GDDM/VM                                                      |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   25M-26M  | ISPF/PDF, HLASM                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   24M-25M  | ISPF                                                         |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   23M-24M  | CMSVMLIB                                                     |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   22M-23M  | CMSFILES, CMSPIPES                                           |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   21M-22M  | CMSFILES, CMSPIPES                                           |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   20M-21M  | CallUp, DFSMS/VM, C/370 Library                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   19M-20M  | CallUp, DW/370,  C/370 Library, SVM                          |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   18M-19M  | CallUp, DW/370                                               |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   17M-18M  | (Reserved for system use)                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   14M-17M  | CMS                                                          |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   13M-14M  | (Reserved for system use)                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   12M-13M  | HELPINST, SQL/DS                                             |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   11M-12M  | Esacal, SQL/DS, CMSDOS, CMSBAM, CMSVSAM, CMSAMS, BookMgr Bld |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   10M-11M  | Esacal, SQL/DS, CMSDOS, CMSBAM, CMSVSAM, CMSAMS, BookMgr Bld |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    9M-10M  | Callup,   SQL/DS, DOSINST, AS                                |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    8M- 9M  | OfficeVision/VM, LE/370                                      |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    7M- 8M  | OfficeVision/VM, LE/370                                      |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    6M- 7M  | GDDM/REXX                                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    5M- 6M  | CSP/AE, DCF, PSF                                             |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    4M- 5M  | APL2, APL/AE                                                 |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 1 (Page 1 of 2). Products with Saved Segments used by the CMS       |
  |                        Virtual Machine                                    |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    DECIMAL | PRODUCT(S)                                                   |
  |    ADDRESS |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    0M- 1M  | CMS                                                          |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |            |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 2 (Page 1 of 3). Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | PRODUCT      | SEGMENT NAMES| HEX ADDRESS   | SPACE NAME   | SAVED USING  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | AD/Cycle     | EDCDWRO      | 2400-25FF     | none         | VMFBLD       |
  | C/370 Com-   | EDCDISEG     | 2400-24FF     | none         |              |
  | piler        | EDCDPSEG     | 2400-24FF     | none         |              |
  |              | EDCDOSEG     | 2500-25FF     | none         |              |
  |              | EDCDTSEG     | 2600-26FF     | none         |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | APL2         | AP2V22V1     | 400-44F       | none         | 5688228B     |
  |              | AP2V22W1     | 2000-20FF     | none         | 5688228B     |
  |              | AP2SM22      | 2100-217F     | none         | 5688228B     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | APL/AE       | AP2V22E1     | 400-43F       | none         | 5688229B     |
  |              | AP2V22F1     | 2000-20CF     | none         | 5688229B     |
  |              | AP2SM22      | 2000-217F     | none         | 5688229B     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | Application  | DAS1V320     | 900-963       | none         | VMAS1GEN     |
  | System       | DAS2V320     | 2500-27FF     | none         | VMAS2GEN     |
  |              | ICE1V320     | 2800-2AFF     |              | ICESGEN      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | BookManager  | BOOKMGRR     | 2700-2AFF     | none         | 5684026      |
  | READ         |              |               |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | BookManager  | BOOKMGRB     | A00-BFF       | none         | EDJTAPE      |
  | BUILD        |              |               |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | CALLUP       | CALLLO       | 900-9FF       | none         | CALLDCSS     |
  |              | CALLHI       | 1200-14FF     |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | CMS          | CMS (SR)     | E00-10FF      | none         | n/a          |
  |              | CMS (EW)     | 0020-0023     | none         | n/a          |
  | See Table 3  | CMS (EW)     | 000-00D       | none         | n/a          |
  | for CMS      |              |               |              |              |
  | LSEGS        |              |               |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 2 (Page 2 of 3). Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | PRODUCT      | SEGMENT NAMES| HEX ADDRESS   | SPACE NAME   | SAVED USING  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | VSAM 2.2     | CMSDOS (SR)  | B00-B0C       | DOSBAM       | VMFBLD       |
  |              | CMSVSAM (SR) | B94-BFF       | DOSBAM       |              |
  |              | CMSVSAM (EW) | AF0-AFF       | DOSBAM       |              |
  |              | CMSBAM (SR)  | B0D-B37       | DOSBAM       |              |
  |              | CMSAMS (SR)  | B38-B93       | DOSBAM       |              |
  |              | CMSAMS (EW)  | AC0-AEF       | DOSBAM       |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | C/370        | EDCXV        | 1300-13FF     | none         | VMFBLD       |
  | Library      | EDCX24       | 1400-148F     | none         | VMFBLD       |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | CSP/AD       | DCBDLI00     | 2F12-2F14     | CSP33002     | CSPSAVE      |
  |              | etc          | etc           | etc          | etc          |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | CSP/AE       | DCFMODS      | 500-52F       | CSP33001     | CSPSAVE      |
  |              | DCBMIX99     | 2F00-2F08     | CSP33002     | CSPSAVE      |
  |              | DCBSQL00     | 2F09-2F11     | CSP33002     | CSPSAVE      |
  |              | DCBDZMOD     | 3050-3071     | CSP33034     | CSPSAVE      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | DCF          | DSMSEG4B     | 500-5BF       | CMSPRINT     | DSMGNS40     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | DFSMS/VM     | DFSMSSEG     | 1400-14FF     | none         | FSMSEGDF     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | DisplayWrite/|7DW370220     | 1200-139F     | DW370        | I5684091     |
  |              | DDDCL220     | 13A0-13FF     | DW370        |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | ESA Calendar | ESACAL (SR)  | A00-A7F       | none         | FPBAAGEN     |
  |              | ESACAL (EW)  | B00-B2F       | none         | FPBAAGEN     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | FORTRAN      | DSSVFORT     | 2800-2AFF     | FORTRAN      | I5668806     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GDDM/REXX    | ERXRX000     | 6F2-6FD       | none         | ERXBLSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GDDM/VM      | ADMBA311     | 1A00-1D2D     | GDDM         | ADMBLSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GDDM/PGF     | ADMPG212     | 1D2E-1ECD     | GDDM         | ADMBLSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GDDM/IMD     | ADMIM212     | 2B00-2B58     | none         | ADMBLSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GDDM/IVU     | ADMIV112     | 2B59-2B8C     | none         | ADMBLSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | ISPF         | ISPDCSS      | 1800-18FF     | none         | ISPSAVE      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | ISPF/PDF     | ISRDCSS      | 1900-19FF     | none         | ISRSAVE      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | OfficeVision/|MOFSSEG (SR)  | 700-8AF       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  |              | OFSSEG (EW)  | 900-93F       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  |              | EPUYSSEG (SR)| 700-760       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  |              | EPUYSSEG (EW)| 800-830       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 2 (Page 3 of 3). Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual Machine     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | PRODUCT      | SEGMENT NAMES| HEX ADDRESS   | SPACE NAME   | SAVED USING  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | OfficeVision/|MEPSSEG (SR)  | 700-8AF       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  | French       | EPSSEG (EW)  | 900-93F       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  |              | EPSYSSEG (SR)| 700-760       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  |              | EPSYSSEG (EW)| 800-830       | none         | EPSDCSSL     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | PSF under    | APRPSFC4     | 5C0-5CF       | CMSPRINT     | PTFSERVP     |
  | CMS          |              |               |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | QMF          | QMF311E      | 2C00-2E7F     | none         | DSQ2ESEG     |
  |              | QMF311C      | 2C00-2E7F     | none         | DSQ2CSEG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | REXX/370     | EAGRTSEG     | 1F00-1FFF     | none         | VMFBLD       |
  | Library      |              |               |              |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | SQL/DS       | SQLISQL      | A51-AB1       | SQLSP02      | ARISAVES     |
  |              | LANGS001     | A00-A50       | SQLSP02      |              |
  |              | SQLSQLDS     | 900-A30       | SQLSP03      |              |
  |              | SQLXRDS      | A31-C61       | SQLSP03      |              |
  |              | SQLRMGR      | 2B00-2BD0     | SQLSP00      |              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | SyncSort((TM)| SYNCSORT     | 2700-27FF     | none         | SYNCDCSG     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 3. Logical and Physical Saved Segments used by the CMS Virtual      |
  |          Machine                                                          |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | PSEG NAME        | HEX ADDRESS      | LSEG NAME        | SAVED USING      |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | HELPINST         | C00-CFF          | HELP (SR)        | VMFBLD           |
  |                  |                  | CMSINST (SR)     |                  |
  |                  |                  | CMSQRYH (SR)     |                  |
  |                  |                  | CMSQRYL (SR)     |                  |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | CMSFILES         | 1500-16FF        | DMSDAC (SR)      | VMFBLD           |
  |                  |                  | DMSSAC (SR)      |                  |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | CMSVMLIB         | 1700-17FF        | VMLIB (SR)       | VMFBLD           |
  |                  |                  | VMMTLIB (SR)     |                  |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | CMSPIPES         | 1500-155F        | PIPES (SR)       | VMFBLD           |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | SVM              | 1300-13F0        | DMSSVM (SR)      | VMFBLD           |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | HLASM            |                  |                  |                  |
  |           -      | 1900-1970        | ASMA93           | VMFBLD           |
  | ASMAPSEG         |                  |                  |                  |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  | LE/370 - SCEE    | 700-8FF          | CEEBINIT etc...  | SEGGEN (R1.3)    |
  |            -     | 2000-23FF        | CEECOPP etc...   | VMFBLD (R1.4)    |
  | SCEEX            |                  |                  |                  |
  +------------------+------------------+------------------+------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 4. Products with Saved Segments used by the GCS Virtual Machine     |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    DECIMAL | PRODUCT(S)                                                   |
  |    ADDRESS |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |            |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   16M-18M  | GCS                                                          |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |   12M-13M  | Netview, NPM                                                 |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |    9M-10M  | VTAM or VTAM/ESA                                             |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |     0M-7M  | GCS & GCS/370                                                |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  |            |                                                              |
  +------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 5. Saved Segments used by the GCS Virtual Machine                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | PRODUCT      | SEGMENT NAMES| HEX ADDRESS   | SPACE NAME   | CREATED USING|
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GCS          | GCS (EW)     | 000-009       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS (SR)     | 400-462       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS (SW)     | 463-463       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS (SN)     | 464-6FF       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS (SN)     | 1000-11FF     | none         | n/a          |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | GCS/370      | GCS370 (EW)  | 000-009       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS370 (SR)  | 400-462       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS370 (SW)  | 463-463       | none         | n/a          |
  |              | GCS370 (SN)  | 463-6FF       | none         | n/a          |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | NetView/SP 2.| NETVSG00     | CF0-CFF       | NETWORK      | G5684111     |
  | or           |              |               |              | or           |
  | Netview/ESA 2|2             |               |              | G5756051     |
  | or           |              |               |              | or           |
  | Netview/ESA 2|3             |               |              | NETVDCSS     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | NPM 1.6      | NPM          | CE0-CEF       | NETWORK      | 5684001D DCSS|
  | or           |              |               |              | or           |
  | NPM 2.1      |              |               |              | 5654011A DCSS|
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | VTAM         | VTAM         | 900-9DF       | none         | 5684095J     |
  | or           |              |               |              | or           |
  | VTAM/ESA 4.1 |              |               |              | 5684095C     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+
  | VTAM/ESA 4.2 | VTAM         | 900-9FF       | none         | VMFBLD       |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+--------------+


-------------------------------------------------------------------------
APPENDIX C.  SAVED SEGMENTS THAT CANNOT OVERLAP
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 The following table shows which saved segments cannot overlap.  Your
 VM/ESA Release 2.2 SystemPac segments were defined according to the
 information in this list.  If you need to move any segments, for
 whatever reason, you should use the information in this list to
 determine the best location for the product in your system.  Please see
 each product Program Directory for more information.

  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 6 (Page 1 of 4). Saved Segments that cannot overlap                 |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | PRODUCT      | CANNOT       | COMMENTS                                    |
  |              | OVERLAP      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | APL2         | QMF, GDDM,   | AP2V22V1 and AP2V22F1 must go below the 16M |
  |              | DCF, VSAM,   | line - they can overlay each other.         |
  |              | SQL/DS,      | AP2V22W1 and AP2V22F1 can overlay each      |
  |              | ISPF, AS or  | other and can go above 16M.  AP2SM22 is the |
  |              | AP2SM22 (APL | APL global SVP segment and it is suggested  |
  |              | Global SVP)  | in manual to start with 0.5M size which can |
  |              |              | be increased depending on how much the      |
  |              |              | installation uses the global SVP.           |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | Application  | GDDM,        | The DAS1V310 segment must be saved below    |
  | System       | GDDM/PGF,    | the 16M line. The other segments can be     |
  |              | VSAM, QMF,   | saved above the 16M line.                   |
  |              | ISPF, APL2   |                                             |
  |              | and SQL/DS   |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | BookManager  | GDDM, C/370  |                                             |
  | READ         | Library,     |                                             |
  |              | ISPF, REXX   |                                             |
  |              | Compiler     |                                             |
  |              | Library,     |                                             |
  |              | LE/370       |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | BookManager  | C/370, DCF,  |                                             |
  | BUILD        | GDDM, LE/370 |                                             |
  |              | and ISPF     |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | CMSVSAM and  | CSP, AS,     |                                             |
  | CMSAMS       | C/370, and   |                                             |
  |              | APL2         |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 6 (Page 2 of 4). Saved Segments that cannot overlap                 |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | PRODUCT      | CANNOT       | COMMENTS                                    |
  |              | OVERLAP      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | CallUp       | BookManager  | The REXX Compiler Library is required to    |
  |              | Build,       | use shared segments.                        |
  |              | BookManager  |                                             |
  |              | Read,        |                                             |
  |              | OfficeVision/|M,                                           |
  |              | REXX Com-    |                                             |
  |              | piler        |                                             |
  |              | Library, DCF |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | C/370        | BookManager  | The 5 C/370 Compiler segments (EDCWRO,      |
  |              | Build and    | EDCISEG, EDCPSEG, EDCOSEG, EDCTSEG) can     |
  |              | Read, C/370  | overlap each other but they cannot overlap  |
  |              | Compiler,    | the 2 C/370 Library segments (EDCXV,        |
  |              | SQL/DS, QMF, | EDCX24).  With C/370 Library 2.2.0, both    |
  |              | VSAM, GDDM,  | EDCXV and EDCX24 can be located above 16M.  |
  |              | ISPF, CSP,   |                                             |
  |              | FORTRAN      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | CMS,         | Should not   | These segments are used by all CMS users.   |
  | CMSFILES,    | overlap any- | They are used in conjunction with a lot of  |
  | CMSVMLIB,    | thing        | products and should not overlap anything.   |
  | HELPINST     |              |                                             |
  |              |              | NOTE:   In this SystemPac HELPINST does     |
  |              |              | overlap the SQL Database Manager - see the  |
  |              |              | SQL section in this table for details.      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | CODE/370     | ISPF,        | Numerous modules must run below 16M besides |
  |              | LE/370,      | EQACECAL which is documented in the Program |
  |              | C/370, SQL,  | Directory.  It was decided not to load SEQA |
  |              | QMF, CSP     | into a shared segment.                      |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | CSP          | VSAM, SQL,   | CSP/AD and CSP/AE have a total of 63 seg-   |
  |              | C/370,       | ments. Many of these can overlap each other |
  |              | LE/370 and   | but some can't. Please see the CSP Program  |
  |              | many of its  | Directory for details.                      |
  |              | own seg-     |                                             |
  |              | ments.       |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | DCF          | BookManager  | DCF must be below the 16M line. For space   |
  |              | Build,       | reasons it is packed with the PSF command   |
  |              | DW/370, PSF  | segment (APRPSFC4) in a segment space       |
  |              | or APL2      | called CMSPRINT.                            |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 6 (Page 3 of 4). Saved Segments that cannot overlap                 |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | PRODUCT      | CANNOT       | COMMENTS                                    |
  |              | OVERLAP      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | DFSMS/VM     | ISPF, SFS    | DFSMSSEG is a restricted segment.           |
  |              | (CMSFILES),  |                                             |
  |              | REXX Com-    |                                             |
  |              | piler,       |                                             |
  |              | LE/370       |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | DisplayWrite/|7GDDM, PSF,   |                                             |
  |              | OV/VM, ISPF, |                                             |
  |              | and DCF      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | ESA Calendar | OV/VM        | The ESA Calendar segment can reside any-    |
  | Feature      |              | where above or below 16M, but must be above |
  |              |              | x'55000'.  It consists of a shared and non- |
  |              |              | shared page range, each of which must exist |
  |              |              | in separate physical segments.              |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | FORTRAN      | ISPF         | The SystemPac definitions allow for the     |
  |              |              | Compiler Saved Segment (DSSVFORT). There is |
  |              |              | no segment defined for the Composite        |
  |              |              | Module.                                     |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | GDDM         | BookManager  | The GDDM/REXX segment (ERXRX000) must be    |
  |              | Build,       | below 16M.                                  |
  |              | BookManager  |                                             |
  |              | Read, APL2,  |                                             |
  |              | C/370,       |                                             |
  |              | DW/370, AS,  |                                             |
  |              | QMF, SQL/DS, |                                             |
  |              | LE/370       |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | ISPF         | DW/370,      | Many products depend on ISPF. Try not to    |
  |              | C/370, AS,   | overlap it with anything.                   |
  |              | APL2, QMF,   |                                             |
  |              | LE/370       |                                             |
  |              | BookManager  |                                             |
  |              | Read and     |                                             |
  |              | Build,       |                                             |
  |              | DFSMS/VM,    |                                             |
  |              | FORTRAN,     |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | OfficeVision/|MDW/370, PSF, |                                             |
  |              | QMF,         |                                             |
  |              | REXX/370     |                                             |
  |              | Library,     |                                             |
  |              | DCF, ISPF,   |                                             |
  |              | GDDM, ESA    |                                             |
  |              | Calendar     |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 6 (Page 4 of 4). Saved Segments that cannot overlap                 |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | PRODUCT      | CANNOT       | COMMENTS                                    |
  |              | OVERLAP      |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | LE/370       | DFSMS/VM,    | LE/370 has two segments - SCEE and SCEEX.   |
  |              | GDDM, ISPF,  | SCEE must reside below the 16M line.        |
  |              | CMSPIPES,    |                                             |
  |              | SQLRMGR, CSP |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | NPM          | GCS, VTAM,   |                                             |
  |              | VSAM         |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | PSF under    | DW/370, DCF, | APRPSFC4 is the PSF command used by the     |
  | CMS          | OV/VM        | general user. It is packed in a segment     |
  |              |              | space called CMSPRINT with DCF as they are  |
  |              |              | often used together.                        |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | QMF          | AS, APL2,    | The two QMF segments can overlap each       |
  |              | GDDM/PGF,    | other.                                      |
  |              | SDL/DS,      |                                             |
  |              | C/370, and   |                                             |
  |              | ISPF         |                                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | REXX/370     | Should not   | The REXX/370 Library can interact with      |
  | Library      | overlap any- | numerous products including                 |
  |              | thing        | BookManager/Read, DFSMS, CallUp, etc.       |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | SQL/DS       | CSP, APL2,   | SQLRMGR (Resource Adapter) is the only      |
  |              | QMF, AS,     | SQL/DS segment that can be saved above the  |
  |              | GDDM, C/370, | 16M line.  The two segments used by the     |
  |              | LE/370       | Database Manager (SQLSQLDS and SQLXRDS)     |
  |              |              | have grown in size and now overlap the      |
  |              |              | HELPINST saved segment. The IPL statement   |
  |              |              | in the directory entry for the Database     |
  |              |              | Manager should be IPL CMS PARM INSTSEG NO   |
  |              |              | so it will not load the HELPINST segment.   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+
  | SyncSort((TM)|              | The SyncSort segment was placed in the 39M  |
  |              |              | range to accomodate large files.  An        |
  |              |              | attempt was also made not to overlap the    |
  |              |              | SyncSort segment with other programming     |
  |              |              | languages or compilers with which it might  |
  |              |              | be used.                                    |
  +--------------+--------------+---------------------------------------------+


-------------------------------------------------------------------------
APPENDIX D.  CUSTOMIZED FILES ON YOUR SYSTEMPAC/VM
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

USER DIRECTORY FILE
 The following is the directory file from your SystemPac/VM:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
*=====================================================================*
* P/390 VM/ESA 1.2.2 Preconfigured (Base) Starter System    7/22/95 JAH
*=====================================================================*
* VM Program Products installed:
*  5684-042 ICKDSF/CMS 1.16.0
*  5654-260 EREP 3.5.0
*  5695-234 High Level Assembler 1.2.0
*
* Sample directory entries:
*  VSE - to run second level
*  RSCSCFG - P/390 sample configuration files only
*  VTAMLST - P/390 sample configuration files only
*
* Demo userids:
*  SAMPLE
*  U1, U2
*  HOT-RDR
*  PCTERM
*
DIRECTORY 301 FB-512 DIRECT
*=====================================================================*
*  P R O F I L E S
*=====================================================================*
PROFILE USERPROF                                                        USERPROF
* INCLUDE this profile for normal users                                 USERPROF
  MACHINE ESA                                                           USERPROF
  IPL CMS                                                               USERPROF
  CONSOLE 009 3215                                                      USERPROF
  SPOOL 00C 2540 READER *                                               USERPROF
  SPOOL 00D 2540 PUNCH A                                                USERPROF
  SPOOL 00E 1403 A                                                      USERPROF
 LINK MAINT   190 190 RR                                                USERPROF
 LINK MAINT   19E 19E RR                                                USERPROF
 LINK MAINT   19D 19D RR                                                USERPROF
*LINK MAINT    19F 19F RR                                               USERPROF
*
PROFILE SYSPROF                                                         SYSPROF
* INCLUDE this profile for system users                                 SYSPROF
* They will additionally need OPTION, IPL, and CONSOLE statements       SYSPROF
  MACHINE ESA                                                           SYSPROF
   SPOOL 00C 2540 READER *                                              SYSPROF
   SPOOL 00D 2540 PUNCH A                                               SYSPROF
   SPOOL 00E 1403 A                                                     SYSPROF
 LINK MAINT   190 190 RR                                                SYSPROF
 LINK MAINT   19E 19E RR                                                SYSPROF
 LINK MAINT   19D 19D RR                                                SYSPROF
*                                                                       SYSPROF
PROFILE GCSPROF                                                         GCSPROF
* INCLUDE this profile for GCS users                                    GCSPROF
* They will additionally need OPTION, IUCV, and CONSOLE statements      GCSPROF
 NAMESAVE GCS                                                           GCSPROF
 IPL GCS PARM AUTOLOG                                                   GCSPROF
 MACHINE ESA                                                            GCSPROF
 SPOOL 00C 2540 READER *                                                GCSPROF
 SPOOL 00D 2540 PUNCH  A                                                GCSPROF
 SPOOL 00E 1403 A                                                       GCSPROF
 LINK MAINT   190 190 RR                                                GCSPROF
 LINK MAINT   19E 19E RR                                                GCSPROF
 LINK MAINT   19D 19D RR                                                GCSPROF
*=====================================================================*
*  N E W   U S E R S
*=====================================================================*
*
*=====================================================================*
*  S A M P L E    U S E R
*=====================================================================*
USER SAMPLE SAMPLE 10M 32M G                                            SAMPLE
 INCLUDE USERPROF                                                       SAMPLE
  ACCOUNT 0 P390                                                        SAMPLE
 IPL CMS PARM FILEPOOL SFSPOOL1                                         SAMPLE
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16     2800  SAM191 MR ALL                            SAMPLE
*=====================================================================*
*  V M / E S A    M A I N T E N A N C E    U S E R I D                *
*=====================================================================*
USER MAINT MAINT 35M 64M ABCDEFGH                                       MAINT
  ACCOUNT 1 P390                                                        MAINT
  MACHINE ESA                                                           MAINT
  OPTION MAINTCCW LNKNOPAS                                              MAINT
  IUCV *MONITOR MSGLIMIT 255                                            MAINT
  IPL CMS                                                               MAINT
  NAMESAVE GCS                                                          MAINT
  NAMESAVE VTAM                                                         MAINT
  NAMESAVE HELP                                                         MAINT
  NAMESAVE HELPINST                                                     MAINT
  NAMESAVE CMSFILES                                                     MAINT
  NAMESAVE CMSVMLIB                                                     MAINT
  NAMESAVE MONDCSS                                                      MAINT
   CONSOLE 009 3215                                                     MAINT
   SPOOL 00C 2540 READER *                                              MAINT
   SPOOL 00D 2540 PUNCH A                                               MAINT
   SPOOL 00E 1403 A                                                     MAINT
 MDISK 190  FB-512 16     153600   CMS190 MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 191  FB-512 16     40960    MA191  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 193  FB-512 16     110000   CMS193 MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 19D  FB-512 16     109440   CMS19D MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 19E  FB-512 16     126480   CMS19E MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 292  FB-512 16     2048     FLOPPY MR ALL                        MAINT
 * 370 = SDISKADD.370 - P/390 CMS files for 190 disk and Op's 191 disk. MAINT
 MDISK 370  FB-512 16     2800     P370S  MR ALL                        MAINT
 * 300 = PARM1 (real addr 300 = SYSRES.300 = SALIPL volume)             MAINT
 MDISK 300  FB-512 32      24000   SYSRES MR ALL                        MAINT
 * 400 = PARM2                                                          MAINT
 MDISK 400  FB-512 24032   24000   SYSRES MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 301  FB-512 0       656     DIRECT MW ALL                        MAINT
*MDISK 302 FB-512 0    END PAGING MR ALL                                MAINT
*MDISK 303 FB-512 0    END TDISKS MR ALL                                MAINT
*MDISK 304 FB-512 0    END SPOOLS MR ALL                                MAINT
*MDISK 305 FB-512 0    END SPOOL1 MR ALL                                MAINT
*MDISK 306 FB-512 0    END SYSWRM MR ALL                                MAINT
*MDISK 309 FB-512 0    END SPOOL2 MR ALL                                MAINT
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* VM/ESA system maintenance disks:                                      MAINT
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* CP                                                                    MAINT
 MDISK 194  FB-512 16     126720   MA194  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2A2  FB-512    16    9300   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2A4  FB-512  9316    9300   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2A6  FB-512 18616    9300   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2C2  FB-512 27916    4650   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2C4  FB-512 32566    4650   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 2D2  FB-512 37216  110670   CPSRV  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 394  FB-512 16     186000   MA394  MR ALL                        MAINT
* CMS                                                                   MAINT
 MDISK 393  FB-512 16      111600  MA393  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3A2  FB-512      16   9300  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3A4  FB-512    9316   9300  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3A6  FB-512   18616   9300  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3B2  FB-512   27916 108000  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3C2  FB-512  135916   4650  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3C4  FB-512  140566   9300  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 3D2  FB-512  149866  88350  CMSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 490  FB-512 16      153600  MA490  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 493  FB-512 16      110000  MA493  MR ALL                        MAINT
* VM/SES                                                                MAINT
 MDISK 51D  FB-512 16       16080  MA51D  MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5A2  FB-512      16   4630  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5A4  FB-512    4646   4630  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5A6  FB-512    9276   4630  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5B2  FB-512   13906  24000  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5B4  FB-512   37906  39600  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5C2  FB-512   77506   4630  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5C4  FB-512   82136   4630  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5D2  FB-512   86766  30690  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5E5  FB-512  117456  12000  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 5E6  FB-512  129456  12000  SESSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
* GCS                                                                   MAINT
 MDISK 6A2  FB-512      16   2790  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6A4  FB-512    2806   2790  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6A6  FB-512    5596   2790  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6B2  FB-512    8386  18600  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6C2  FB-512   26986   4650  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6C4  FB-512   31636   4650  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 6D2  FB-512   36286  17670  GCSSRV MR ALL                        MAINT
* TSAF                                                                  MAINT
 MDISK 7A2  FB-512      16   2790  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7A4  FB-512    2806   2790  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7A6  FB-512    5596   2790  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7B2  FB-512    8386  13950  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7C2  FB-512   22336   4650  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7C4  FB-512   26986   4650  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
 MDISK 7D2  FB-512   31636   9300  TSASRV MR ALL                        MAINT
*                                                                       MAINT
* VMPP Memos to users:                                                  MAINT
 MDISK 319  FB-512 16       15000  MA319  MR ALL                        MAINT
* 370 - ESA migration aids:                                             MAINT
 MDISK E5A  FB-512 16        4656  MAE5A  MR ALL                        MAINT
* Not used in P/390 Starter System:                                     MAINT
*MDISK 376  FB-512 16       7200   MA376  MR ALL                        MAINT
*MDISK 402  FB-512 16     102000   MA402  MR ALL                        MAINT
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* VM/ESA Program Product disks that are owned by MAINT:                 MAINT
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*                                                                       MAINT
* 5654-260 EREP Base Product Code:                                      MAINT
*                                                                       MAINT
 MDISK 201  FB-512     16   32800 EREP   MR ALL                         MAINT
*
*-- END MAINT userid -------------------------------------------------* MAINT
*                                                                       MAINT
*=====================================================================*
*  S Y S T E M     U S E R S                                          *
*=====================================================================*
USER OPERATOR OPERATOR 4M 32M ABCDEFG                                   OPERATOR
 INCLUDE USERPROF                                                       OPERATOR
  ACCOUNT 2 P390                                                        OPERATOR
 OPTION MAINTCCW                                                        OPERATOR
 IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR                                                    OPERATOR
*  DO NOT DELETE OR ALTER THE FOLLOWING LINE! NEED FOR DIRECTORY UPDATE OPERATOR
 MDISK 301 FB-512 0      656      DIRECT MW ALL                         OPERATOR
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16     4984     OPR191 MR ALL                         OPERATOR
*
USER OPERSYMP OPERSYMP 18M 32M BCEG                                     OPERSYMP
INCLUDE USERPROF                                                        OPERSYMP
IUCV *SYMPTOM MSGLIMIT 4                                                OPERSYMP
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16      2368    OPRSYP MR ALL                         OPERSYMP
*
USER GCS GCS 24M 24M BEG                                                GCS
* GCS recovery machine                                                  GCS
 INCLUDE GCSPROF                                                        GCS
  ACCOUNT 3 P390                                                        GCS
 CONSOLE 009 3215                                                       GCS
* GCS doesn't need an A-disk                                            GCS
MDISK 191 FB-512 16      END  GCS191 RR ALL                             GCS
*
USER CMSBATCH CMSBATCH 4M 16M BG                                        CMSBATCH
* Batch machine                                                         CMSBATCH
 INCLUDE SYSPROF                                                        CMSBATCH
  ACCOUNT 4 P390                                                        CMSBATCH
 OPTION ACCT                                                            CMSBATCH
 IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR                                                    CMSBATCH
 CONSOLE 009 3215                                                       CMSBATCH
 MDISK 195 FB-512 16     END   BATCH  MR ALL                            CMSBATCH
*
USER TSAFVM TSAFVM 16M 16M BG                                           TSAFVM
*   TSAF Server                                                         TSAFVM
 INCLUDE SYSPROF                                                        TSAFVM
  ACCOUNT 5 P390                                                        TSAFVM
 OPTION MAXCONN 256 COMSRV DIAG98 ACCT CONCEAL                          TSAFVM
 IUCV ANY                                                               TSAFVM
 IUCV ALLOW                                                             TSAFVM
 IUCV *CRM                                                              TSAFVM
 IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR                                                    TSAFVM
 CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR                                            TSAFVM
LINK MAINT 193 193 RR                                                   TSAFVM
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16     1000  TSAFVM MR ALL                            TSAFVM
* You will need statements like these for each LAN3088 line:            TSAFVM
*DEDICATE 442 442                                                       TSAFVM
*DEDICATE 446 446                                                       TSAFVM
*
USER AVSVM AVSVM 32M 64M BG                                             AVSVM
*   AVS virtual machine                                                 AVSVM
 INCLUDE GCSPROF                                                        AVSVM
  ACCOUNT 6 P390                                                        AVSVM
 IUCV ANY                                                               AVSVM
 IUCV *IDENT GATEANY GATEWAY REVOKE                                     AVSVM
 IUCV ALLOW                                                             AVSVM
 OPTION COMSRV MAXCONN 20 ACCT                                          AVSVM
 CONSOLE 01F 3215 T OPERATOR                                            AVSVM
 LINK    MAINT  193 193 RR                                              AVSVM
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16     3504  AVSVM  MR ALL                            AVSVM
*
USER VMSERVR VMSERVR 32M 32M BG                                         VMSERVR
* CRR Server (VMSYSR pool)                                              VMSERVR
 INCLUDE SYSPROF                                                        VMSERVR
  ACCOUNT 7 P390                                                        VMSERVR
  MACHINE XA                                                            VMSERVR
 OPTION MAXCONN 2000 APPLMON ACCT                                       VMSERVR
 IUCV ALLOW                                                             VMSERVR
 IUCV *IDENT RESANY GLOBAL                                              VMSERVR
 IPL 190 PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO MTSEG NO                               VMSERVR
 CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR                                            VMSERVR
 LINK MAINT   193 193 RR                                                VMSERVR
* Multi-disk volume VMSERVR: (6160 blocks, 3MB)                         VMSERVR
 MDISK 191 FB-512   16    512  SYSR   MR RSERVER  WSERVER               VMSERVR
 MDISK 301 FB-512  528   1024  SYSR   R  RCONTROL WCONTROL              VMSERVR
 MDISK 302 FB-512 1552    512  SYSR   R  RLOG1    WLOG1                 VMSERVR
 MDISK 303 FB-512 2064    512  SYSR   R  RLOG2    WLOG2                 VMSERVR
 MDISK 304 FB-512 2576    512  SYSR   R  RCATALOG WCATALOG              VMSERVR
 MDISK 305 FB-512 3088   1024  SYSR   R  RDATA    WDATA                 VMSERVR
 MDISK 306 FB-512 4112   1024  SYSR   R  RDATA    WDATA                 VMSERVR
 MDISK 307 FB-512 5136   1024  SYSR   R  RDATA    WDATA                 VMSERVR
*
USER SFSPOOL1 SFSPOOL1 7M 16M BG                                        SFSPOOL1
*  Sample SFS Server (SFSPOOL1 pool) - for demos and testing.           SFSPOOL1
 INCLUDE SYSPROF                                                        SFSPOOL1
  ACCOUNT 8 P390                                                        SFSPOOL1
 OPTION MAXCONN 2000 APPLMON ACCT                                       SFSPOOL1
 IUCV ALLOW                                                             SFSPOOL1
 IUCV *IDENT RESANY GLOBAL                                              SFSPOOL1
 IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR                                                    SFSPOOL1
 CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR                                            SFSPOOL1
 LINK MAINT    193 193 RR                                               SFSPOOL1
* Multi-disk volume SFSPOOL1: (12208 blocks, 6MB)                       SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 191 FB-512   16    512  SFS1   MR RSERVER  WSERVER               SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 301 FB-512  528   1024  SFS1   R  RCONTROL WCONTROL              SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 302 FB-512 1552    512  SFS1   R  RLOG1    WLOG1                 SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 303 FB-512 2064    512  SFS1   R  RLOG2    WLOG2                 SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 304 FB-512 2576    512  SFS1   R  RCATALOG WCATALOG              SFSPOOL1
 MDISK 305 FB-512 3088   9120  SFS1   R  RDATA    WDATA                 SFSPOOL1
*
*=====================================================================*
*  V M / E S A   P R O G R A M   P R O D U C T S                      *
*=====================================================================*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* 5684-042 ICKDSF/CMS (1.16.0) - Install userid                         P684042H
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER P684042H P684042H 8M 16M BG                                        P684042H
* 5684-042 ICKDSF/CMS (1.16.0) - Install userid                         P684042H
 INCLUDE USERPROF                                                       P684042H
  ACCOUNT 10 P390                                                       P684042H
  LINK     MAINT    193    193    RR                                    P684042H
  LINK     MAINT    51D    51D    MR                                    P684042H
  LINK     MAINT    5E5    5E5    RR                                    P684042H
* 191 ICKDSF/CMS Work Disk                                              P684042H
MDISK 191 FB-512      16    7440 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 29D ICKDSF/CMS Test Help Disk                                         P684042H
MDISK 29D FB-512   40032    1864 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 29E ICKDSF/CMS Test Build Disk                                        P684042H
MDISK 29E FB-512   30728    9304 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 2A2 ICKDSF/CMS Production Apply Disk                                  P684042H
MDISK 2A2 FB-512    7456    1864 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 2A6 ICKDSF/CMS Alternate Apply Disk                                   P684042H
MDISK 2A6 FB-512    9320    1864 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 2B2 ICKDSF/CMS Base Disk                                              P684042H
MDISK 2B2 FB-512   11184    8376 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 2C2 ICKDSF/CMS Localsamp Disk                                         P684042H
MDISK 2C2 FB-512   19560    1864 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
* 2D2 ICKDSF/CMS Delta Disk                                             P684042H
MDISK 2D2 FB-512   21424    9304 DSFS MR  ALL                           P684042H
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* 5696-234 High Level Assembler (1.2.0) - install userid              * P696234A
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER P696234A P696234A 32M 48M BEG                                      P696234A
* 5696-234 High Level Assembler (1.2.0) - install userid                P696234A
*      From ZHLASM2 1.2.0 BASE                                          P696234A
 INCLUDE USERPROF                                                       P654029A
  ACCOUNT 11 P390                                                       P696234A
  LINK MAINT 51D 51D MR                                                 P696234A
  LINK MAINT 5E5 5E5 RR                                                 P696234A
* 191 HLASM Work Disk                                                   P696234A
MDISK 191 FB-512     16    4650 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 2A2 HLASM Production Apply Disk                                       P696234A
MDISK 2A2 FB-512   4666     930 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 2A6 HLASM Alternate Apply Disk                                        P696234A
MDISK 2A6 FB-512   5596     930 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 2B2 HLASM Base Disk                                                   P696234A
MDISK 2B2 FB-512   6526    5000 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 2C2 HLASM Localsamp Disk                                              P696234A
MDISK 2C2 FB-512  11526    3720 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 2D2 HLASM Delta Disk                                                  P696234A
MDISK 2D2 FB-512  15246    9300 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
* 29E HLASM Test Build Disk                                             P696234A
MDISK 29E FB-512  24546    3720 HLASMS MR ALL                           P696234A
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* 5654-260 EREP (3.5.0) - IBM CE userid                               * EREP
* For EREP source disk see MAINT userid, 201 disk                     *
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER EREP EREP 18M 18M BFG                                              EREP
* 5654-260 EREP 3.5.0 - IBM CE userid                                   EREP
INCLUDE USERPROF                                                        EREP
  ACCOUNT 11 P390                                                       EREP
 AUTOLOG MAINT                                                          EREP
 IPL 190                                                                EREP
 IUCV *LOGREC                                                           EREP
 CONSOLE 01F 3215                                                       EREP
 LINK MAINT 201 201 RR                                                  EREP
MDISK 191 FB-512  32816    4650 EREP MR ALL                             EREP
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* 5684-096E RSCS (3.1.1) - Runtime userid - Sample configuration only   RSCS
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER RSCSCFG RSCSCFG 14M 32M BCG                                        RSCS
* 5684-096E RSCS (3.1.1) - Runtime userid - Sample configuration only   RSCS
 INCLUDE GCSPROF                                                        RSCS
  ACCOUNT 12 P390                                                       RSCS
 AUTOLOG OPERATOR GCS                                                   RSCS
  OPTION DIAG98 ACCT MAXCONN 16 SVMSTAT LANG AMENG SETORIG QUICKDSP     RSCS
 IUCV ANY                                                               RSCS
 NOPDATA                                                                RSCS
 CONSOLE 009 3215                                                       RSCS
  LINK     MAINT    193    193    RR                                    RSCS
MDISK 191 FB-512 16   END  RSC191 MR ALL                                RSCS
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* 5654-010 VTAM (4.2.0) - runtime userid - Sample configuration only  * VTAM
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER VTAMLST VTAMLST 32M 32M BG                                         VTAM
* 5654-010 VTAM (4.2.0) - runtime userid - Sample configuration only    VTAM
 INCLUDE GCSPROF                                                        VTAM
  ACCOUNT 13 P390                                                       VTAM
  ACIGROUP GCS                                                          VTAM
 OPTION DIAG98 MAXCONN 255 DEVMAINT                                     VTAM
 IUCV *CCS P M 10                                                       VTAM
 IUCV ANY  P M 0                                                        VTAM
 NAMESAVE VTAM                                                          VTAM
*CONSOLE 01F 3215 T OPERATOR                                            VTAM
 CONSOLE 01F 3215 T                                                     VTAM
 SPECIAL 020 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 021 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 022 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 023 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 024 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 025 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 026 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 027 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 028 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 029 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02A 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02B 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02C 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02D 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02E 3270                                                       VTAM
 SPECIAL 02F 3270                                                       VTAM
 LINK MAINT 193 193 RR                                                  VTAM
* VTAM Runtime code:                                                    VTAM
*LINK 5654010A 29A 29A RR                                               VTAM
* 191 P/390 VTAM A-disk:                                                VTAM
MDISK 191 FB-512 16 END  VTAM MR ALL                                    VTAM
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*  VSE under VM                                                       * VSE
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER VSE VSE 16M 32M BG                                                 VSE
*   VSE/ESA                                                             VSE
 INCLUDE SYSPROF                                                        VSE
  ACCOUNT 14 P390                                                       VSE
 IPL 140                                                                VSE
 CONSOLE 01F 3270                                                       VSE
 SPECIAL 200 3270                                                       VSE
 SPECIAL 201 3270                                                       VSE
 SPECIAL 202 3270                                                       VSE
 SPECIAL 203 3270                                                       VSE
 MDISK 140 FB-512 0      END      DOSRES MR ALL                         VSE
 MDISK 141 FB-512 0      END      SYSWK1 MR ALL                         VSE
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*  Demo userids                                                       * DEMO
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER U1 U1 4M 16M BG                                                    DEMO
  INCLUDE USERPROF                                                      DEMO
  ACCOUNT 15 P390                                                       DEMO
  IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR TDISK                                             DEMO
 MDISK 191 FB-512 T-DISK 2048                                           DEMO
*                                                                       DEMO
USER U2 U2 4M 16M BG                                                    DEMO
  INCLUDE USERPROF                                                      DEMO
  ACCOUNT 16 P390                                                       DEMO
  IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR TDISK                                             DEMO
 MDISK 191 FB-512 T-DISK 2048                                           DEMO
*                                                                       DEMO
USER HOT-RDR HOT-RDR 4M 16M BG                                          DEMO
  INCLUDE USERPROF                                                      DEMO
  ACCOUNT 17 P390                                                       DEMO
  IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR TDISK                                             DEMO
 MDISK 191 FB-512 T-DISK 2048                                           DEMO
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* PCTERM 3270 server                                                    PCTERM
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER PCTERM PCTERM 4M 16M BG                                            PCTERM
* Sample remote 3270 server, courtesy P/390 developers.                 PCTERM
 INCLUDE USERPROF                                                       PCTERM
  ACCOUNT 18 P390                                                       PCTERM
 MDISK 191 FB-512 16     END      PCTERM MR ALL                         PCTERM
*
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* C P   O W N E D   V O L U M E S
*---------------------------------------------------------------------*
USER $ALLOC$  NOLOG                                                     $ALLOC$
*  SYSOWNed volumes:                                                    $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF1 FB-512 0  32 SYSRES R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF2 FB-512 0  32 DIRECT R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF3 FB-512 0  32 PAGING R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF4 FB-512 0  32 TDISKS R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF5 FB-512 0  32 SPOOLS R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF6 FB-512 0  32 SYSWRM R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF7 FB-512 0  32 SPOOL1 R                                        $ALLOC$
 MDISK FF8 FB-512 0  32 SPOOL2 R                                        $ALLOC$
*
USER $DIRECT$ NOLOG                                                     $DIRECT$
 MDISK FF0 FB-512 32   624 DIRECT R                                     $DIRECT$
*
USER $CPNUC$  NOLOG                                                     $CPNUC$
* Mapping of CP Nucleus volume SYSRES:                                  $CPNUC$
* SYSRES volume size= 48032 blocks (24016K)                             $CPNUC$
 MDISK 300 FB-512    32   24000 SYSRES R                                $CPNUC$
 MDISK 400 FB-512 24032   24000 SYSRES R                                $CPNUC$
************************************************************************
*  End of Directory                                                    *
************************************************************************


-------------------------------------------------------------------------
SYSTEM CONFIG
 The following is the System Configuration file from your SystemPac/VM:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
/* IBM P/390 (c) Copyright IBM Corporation 1995              4/24/95 JAH
*/
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*             P/390 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION FILE                        */
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------*/
  Storage Trace 16 pages   /* Decrease from default of 120 pages */
/**********************************************************************/
/*                Checkpoint and Warmstart Information                */
/**********************************************************************/
  System_Residence,
      CHECKPOINT  VOLID SYSWRM   FROM PAGE 4 FOR 256,
      WARMSTART   VOLID SYSWRM   FROM PAGE 260 FOR 256
/**********************************************************************/
/*                        Timezone Definitions                        */
/**********************************************************************/
    Timezone_Definition EDT West 04.00.00    /* Eastern */
    Timezone_Definition EST West 05.00.00
    Timezone_Definition CDT West 05.00.00    /* Central */
    Timezone_Definition CST West 06.00.00
    Timezone_Definition MDT West 06.00.00    /* Mountain */
    Timezone_Definition MST West 07.00.00
    Timezone_Definition PDT West 07.00.00    /* Pacific */
    Timezone_Definition PST West 08.00.00
    Timezone_Boundary on 1994-04-03 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1994-10-30 at 02:00:00 to EST
    Timezone_Boundary on 1995-04-02 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1995-10-29 at 02:00:00 to EST
    Timezone_Boundary on 1996-04-07 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1996-10-27 at 02:00:00 to EST
    Timezone_Boundary on 1997-04-06 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1997-10-26 at 02:00:00 to EST
    Timezone_Boundary on 1998-04-05 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1998-10-25 at 02:00:00 to EST
    Timezone_Boundary on 1999-04-04 at 02:00:00 to EDT
    Timezone_Boundary on 1999-10-31 at 02:00:00 to EST
/**********************************************************************/
/*                     CP_Owned Volume Statements                     */
/**********************************************************************/
    CP_Owned   Slot   1  SYSRES    /* SYSRES.300 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   2  DIRECT    /* DIRECT.301 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   3  PAGING    /* PAGING.302 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   4  TDISKS    /* TDISKS.303 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   5  SPOOLS    /* SPOOLS.304 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   6  SYSWRM    /* SYSWRM.306 */
    CP_Owned   Slot   7  SPOOL1    /* initial NSSs */
    CP_Owned   Slot   8  SPOOL2    /*  spare spol */
/**********************************************************************/
/*                   System_Identifier Information                    */
/**********************************************************************/
    System_Identifier 7490 000000 SYS0
    System_Identifier 7490 000001 SYS1
    System_Identifier 7490 000002 SYS2
    System_Identifier 7490 000003 SYS3
    System_Identifier 7490 000004 SYS4
    System_Identifier_Default P/390
/**********************************************************************/
/*                          User_Volume_List                          */
/**********************************************************************/
    USER_VOLUME_INCLUDE *    /* For P/390 User minidisks */
/*  User_Volume_List USRP01    */
/**********************************************************************/
/*                       Set Privilege Classes                        */
/**********************************************************************/
  Priv_Classes  ,
    Operator     A ,
    IOCP_Read    CE ,
    IOCP_Write   C ,
    HW_Service   F ,
    User_Default G
/**********************************************************************/
/*                           System Userids                           */
/**********************************************************************/
  System_Userids   ,
    Operator  OPERATOR  nodisconnect ,
    ACCOUNT   MAINT NOAUTOLOG ,
    DUMP      MAINT ,
    EREP      MAINT NOAUTOLOG ,
    SYMPTOM   MAINT NOAUTOLOG ,
    STARTUP   MAINT NOAUTOLOG
/**********************************************************************/
/*                         Features Statement                         */
/**********************************************************************/
 Features ,
   Enable ,                    /* Enable the following:              */
     Auto_Warm_IPL ,               /* Try warm start first           */
     Set_Privclass ,               /* Allow SET PRIVCLASS command    */
     LogMsg_From_File ,            /* LOGMSG from SYSTEM LOGMSG      */
   Disable ,                   /* Disable the following features:    */
     Clear_TDisk   ,               /* Don't clear TDisks at IPL time */
   Retrieve ,                  /* Retrieve options                   */
     Default 16 ,                  /* Default.... default is 7       */
     Maximum 99 ,                  /* Maximum.... default is 7       */
   MaxUsers noLimit ,          /* No limit on number of users        */
   Passwords_on_Cmds ,         /* What commands allow passwords?     */
     Autolog  yes ,                /* ... AUTOLOG does               */
     Link     yes ,                /* ... LINK does                  */
     Logon    yes ,                /* ... and LOGON does, too        */
   VDISK ,
     Userlim infinite          /* CP DEFINE VDISK limit              */
/**********************************************************************/
/*    RDEV statements for P/390 device managres                       */
/**********************************************************************/
    RDEVICE  000C        TYPE  RDR CLASS A
    Rdevice  000E        Type  IMPACT Class A  Form *
    Rdevice  0460-0463   Type  Unsupported  Devclass 3270_Display
/**********************************************************************/
/*                        Status of Devices                           */
/**********************************************************************/
 Devices ,
   Online_at_IPL   0000-FFFF,
   Sensed          0000-FFFF
/**********************************************************************/
/*                     Console Definitions                            */
/**********************************************************************/
   Operator_Consoles           001F 0200 0201 0202
   Emergency_Message_Consoles   001F 0200 0201 0202 0203 0009
/* Operator_Consoles           0020 0021 0022 0023 0E20 0E21 1020 */
/* Emergency_Message_Consoles   0020 0021 0022 0023 0E20 0E21 1020 */
/**********************************************************************/
/*               Special characters for system set here               */
/**********************************************************************/
 Character_Defaults ,
   Char_Delete  '@'   ,       /* System default ... @   */
   Escape       '"'   ,       /* System default ... "   */
   Line_Delete  '›'   ,       /* Default is cent sign   */
   Line_End     '#'   ,       /* System default ... #   */
   Tab          ']'           /* System default ... ]   */
/**********************************************************************/
/*                        System Forms                                */
/**********************************************************************/
 Form_Default ,
   Console  STANDARD,
   Printer  STANDARD,
   Punch    STANDARD,
   Reader   STANDARD
/**********************************************************************/
/*                   Initial Parmdisk Access                          */
/**********************************************************************/
 CP_Access  MAINT    300  A  /* PARM1 on SYSRES.300 */
 CP_Access  MAINT    400  B  /* PARM2 on SYSRES.300 */
/**********************************************************************/
/*                        Logo_Config                                 */
/**********************************************************************/
 Logo_Config   LOGO    CONFIG
/**********************************************************************/
/*                                                                    */
/*  Rules of the config file:                                         */
/*                                                                    */
/*    1) REXX style comments are permitted                            */
/*                                                                    */
/*    2) Configuration commands can be continued to next line via a   */
/*       trailing comma on the previous line                          */
/*                                                                    */
/*    3) IMBED statements can be used to imbed other files that       */
/*       reside on the PARMDISK into the configuration file           */
/*                                                                    */
/*    4) The IMBED record is of the format:    IMBED fn ft            */
/*                                                                    */
/*    5) Tolerance record can be used to signal whether CP should     */
/*       tolerate errors in some sections of the CONFIG file or not;  */
/*       default is to have tolerance on (that is to tolerate errors) */
/*                                                                    */
/*    6) Format of tolerance is:  TOLERATE_CONFIG_ERRors  [ON | OFF]  */
/*                                                                    */
/*    7) A prefix of "systemid:" on the front of any statement limits */
/*       the scope of the statement to apply to a specific node or    */
/*       a collection of nodes defined on a previous EQUATE statement.*/
/*                                                                    */
/*                                                                    */
/**********************************************************************/
/**********************************************************************/
/*                                                                    */
/* Content of this file overrides anything specified in HCPSYS/HCPRIO */
/*                                                                    */
/**********************************************************************/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
APPENDIX E.  REACH-AHEAD SERVICE TO PRODUCTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Below is the contents of the PROD LEVEL file which indi-
 cates the service levels and the reach-ahead service that
 has been applied to the products on your VM/ESA Release
 2.2 SystemPac.  The product identifier files for all the
 products included on your SystemPac/VM have been merged
 into this PROD LEVEL file which resides on MAINT 319.


5684042  ICKDSF/CMS
VER 1    REL 16    MOD 0    ESO LEVEL 9504  SLU 000
---------------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: June 2, 1995
    ICKDSF/CMS maintenance is now available on ESO (Extended Service
    Offering) tapes which contain corrective service for some VMSES/E
    supported products.  The first available ESO tape is 9404.  All PTFs
    up to and including the 9504 ESO tape have been applied with the
    addition of the following reachahead.
    Reach-ahead service applied:
     PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN76578            PN71101 UN77681
  PN70767 UN76693    PN70013


5654-260  Environmental Record Editing and Printing Program
VER 3    REL 5     MOD 0     VM PUT 9405    SERVICE LEVEL 512
-------------------------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: 95/06/02
    Reach-ahead service applied:
    PTF:      APARs fixed:
  UV59023
  various


569623400 HIGH LEVEL ASSEMBLER FOR MVS & VM & VSE
VER 1  REL 2  MOD 0   ESO 0   SLU 000-0000
-------------------------------------------------
    Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
    569623400 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1992 1995
    All rights reserved.
    US Government Users Restricted Rights
    Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by
    GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
    Bucket Service cut-off date: May 31, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied:
      PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN76834 PN69921


5747DS1  ICKDSF Standalone Version
VER 1    REL 16    MOD 00    VM PUT N/A     SERVICE LEVEL 16.0A
---------------------------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: April 24, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied:
     PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN68457
  PN61480


5684-112  VM/ESA (ESA Feature)
VER 1 REL 2 MOD 2     RPT 0000    RSU 9504
------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: May 30, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied has been merged onto the
    Production APPLY disks for each component.
    VM/ESA Release 2.2 was built from the GA version of the flexible DDR.
    Reach-ahead service applied to VMSES
     PTF       APAR
  UM27198 VM59365
  UM27198 VM59057
    Reach-ahead service applied to REXX
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to CMS
     PTF       APAR
  UM26623 VM58758    UM27033 VM59182    UM27034 VM59182    UM27069 VM59118
  UM27033 VM58758    UM27034 VM58758    UM27069 VM58791    UM27069 VM59238
    Reach-ahead service applied to CP
     PTF       APAR
  UM26451 VM58289    UM27065 VM59183    UM27116 VM59275    UM27151 VM59345
  UM26484 VM55991    UM27066 VM55305    UM27119 VM58843    UM27160 VM59199
  UM26484 VM58242    UM27066 VM57589    UM27119 VM58955    UM27170 VM57996
  UM26484 VM58406    UM27066 VM58051    UM27119 VM59058    UM27170 VM58505
  UM26693 VM58150    UM27066 VM58193    UM27126 VM59214    UM27170 VM59200
  UM26736 VM58692    UM27066 VM58645    UM27134 VM59187    UM27173 VM59230
  UM26812 VM58795    UM27066 VM59183    UM27136 VM59035    UM27174 VM59372
  UM26812 VM58795    UM27108 VM59186    UM27149 VM58991    UM27203 VM59373
  UM26932 VM58885
    Reach-ahead service applied to GCS/ESA
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to DV
     PTF       APAR
  None.
     service applied to TSAF
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to AVS
     PTF       APAR
  None.


5684042  ICKDSF/CMS
VER 1    REL 16    MOD 0    ESO LEVEL 9504  SLU 000
---------------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: June 2, 1995
    ICKDSF/CMS maintenance is now available on ESO (Extended Service
    Offering) tapes which contain corrective service for some VMSES/E
    supported products.  The first available ESO tape is 9404.  All PTFs
    up to and including the 9504 ESO tape have been applied with the
    addition of the following reachahead.
    Reach-ahead service applied:
     PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN76578            PN71101 UN77681
  PN70767 UN76693    PN70013


569623400 HIGH LEVEL ASSEMBLER FOR MVS & VM & VSE
VER 1  REL 2  MOD 0   ESO 0   SLU 000-0000
--------------------------------------------------
    Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
    569623400 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1992 1995
    All rights reserved.
    US Government Users Restricted Rights
    Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by
    GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
    Bucket Service cut-off date: May 31, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied:
      PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN76834 PN69921


5747DS1  ICKDSF Standalone Version                                          00050004
VER 1    REL 16    MOD 00    VM PUT N/A     SERVICE LEVEL 16.0A             00100000
----------------------------------------------------------------
    Bucket service cut-off date: April 24, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied:
     PTF:    APARs fixed:
  UN68457
  PN61480


5684-112  VM/ESA (ESA Feature)
VER 1 REL 2 MOD 2     RPT 0000    RSU 9506
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    Bucket service cut-off date: June 27, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied has been merged onto the
    Production APPLY disks for each component.
    VM/ESA Release 2.2 was built from the GA version of the flexible DDR.
    Reach-ahead service applied to VMSES
     PTF       APAR
  UM27198 VM59365
  UM27198 VM59057
    Reach-ahead service applied to REXX
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to CMS
     PTF       APAR
  UM26623 VM58758    UM27033 VM58758    UM27033 VM59182    UM27034 VM58758
  UM26850 VM58943                                          UM27034 VM59182
                                                           UM27211 VM59406
    Reach-ahead service applied to CP
     PTF       APAR
  UM26451 VM58289    UM26997 VM59019    UM27066 VM58645    UM27170 VM58505
  UM26484 VM55991    UM27065 VM59183    UM27066 VM59183    UM27170 VM59200
  UM26484 VM58242    UM27066 VM55305    UM27084 VM59222    UM27203 VM59373
  UM26484 VM58406    UM27066 VM57589    UM27164 VM59315    UM27233 VM59176
  UM26693 VM58150    UM27066 VM58051    UM27170 VM57996    UM27235 VM59331
  UM26932 VM58885    UM27066 VM58193
    Reach-ahead service applied to GCS/ESA
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to DV
     PTF       APAR
  None.
     service applied to TSAF
     PTF       APAR
  None.
    Reach-ahead service applied to AVS
     PTF       APAR
  None.


5654-260  Environmental Record Editing and Printing Program
VER 3    REL 5     MOD 0     VM PUT 9405    SERVICE LEVEL 512
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    Bucket service cut-off date: June 2, 1995
    Reach-ahead service applied:
    PTF:      APARs fixed:
  UV59023
  various
