Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in Notices.
This edition applies to Fix Pack 4 for version 9, release 5, modification level 0 of HCL Workload Automation (program number 5698-WSH) and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.
This readme file provides important information about Fix Pack 4 for HCL Workload Automation version 9.5.0.
The most up-to-date version of this readme can be accessed at the following URL: Fix Pack readmes
HCL Workload Automation version 9.5.0 Fix Pack 4 supports all product versions indicated in the HCL Workload Automation version 9.5 Release Notes which can be accessed at the following link: Release Notes for HCL Workload Automation.
For the most up-to-date information about supported operating systems, software and hardware requirements, see the Detailed system requirements document at the following URL: Detailed System Requirements for HCL Workload Automation, version 9.5.
Review this section thoroughly before installing or using this Fix Pack.
This section contains information specific for this Fix Pack including what has been modified or introduced, what has been fixed, product versions or components to which the Fix Pack applies, and compatibility issues, if any.
This section includes the following subsections:
Version 9.5 Fix Pack 4 delivers the following enhancements:
Changed features and feature capabilities
Satisfying Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) give customers the opportunity to collaborate directly with the product development team and other users. The team prioritizes and develops new product features based on proposals made by customers.
Serviceability items
Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) give customers the opportunity to collaborate directly with the product development team and other users. The team prioritizes and develops new product features based on proposals made by customers.
By default, it is set to from top to bottom.
You can also edit the TdwcGlobalSettings.xml file to customize the default Graphical View settings.
When you have a very high number of past queries saved in the Query drop-down list, it is not easy to find the query that you really need. With this fix pack, you can manage the list either by removing single queries or clearing all the query history.
The default value for the Enable output limit checkbox has been increased from 5000 to 10000. This enables you to obtain the expected report output, and the Dynamic Workload Console to continue to work correctly without issues.
If you want to generate a report with less than 30000 records, you can use both HTML and PDF formats. If you want to generate a report with more than 30000 records, use only the PDF format to avoid reliability issues with the browser.
For further information about how to modify the TDWCGlobalsettings.xml file, see the Customizing your global settings section in the Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide.
From now it is not necessary to assign a role to every single user. If the user registry already contains groups of users that are properly defined for using the console, it is possible to assign roles to groups too. If groups are not available in the user registry, then the special role all authenticated users can be used to assign roles to all the users at once.
For more information, see the Configuring roles to access the Dynamic Workload Console
HCL Workload Automation includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit (https://www.openssl.org/).
To submit a new RFE, write us here: HWAinfo@hcl.com
HCL Workload Automation includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit (https://www.openssl.org/).
For more information about new features introduced with this fix pack, see Summary of enhancements.
Helpful videos demonstrating new features for HCL Workload Automation is available on Workload Automation YouTube channel.
For more information about the new automation command center, see Automation Hub: the future of automation
For more information about the new tool that enables you to create and publish your own integrations, see Workload Automation, Lutist Development Kit: do-it-yourself!
For more information about the automatic switchover, see Continuous operation with automatic failover
For more information about folders, see Organize scheduling objects in workflow folders
For more information about password encrypting, see Enhance security with encrypted passwords
For more information about scheduling object names, see Enable support for long object names in the security file
For further details about the deployment on OpenShift refer to Deploying HCL Workload Automation components on Red Hat OpenShift
In previous versions, all job plug-ins were provided with the product and obtaining new plug-ins meant you were bound to the product releases.
With Fix Pack 2, you can still access the usual plug-ins from the product, but going forward, any updates, and the related documentation, can be found on Automation Hub. Furthermore, the continuous delivery of new plug-ins - now called integrations - enables you to download and use new integrations in the product, at any time.
A new way to automate your business workflows and a more flexible solution to having only the integrations of your interest integrated in the product.
But that is not all, if you do not find the integration that you are looking for, you can make a request for it or, you can create it yourself. To create a new integration, you can use the Workload Automation, Lutist Development Kit, and then share your integration with the community.
Let's automate more and automate better.
;showid
filter, or by submitting the
conman commands: showcpus
,
showresources
, and
showprompts
, together with the
;showid
filter.Identifying workstations and resources by their unique identifier avoids the problem that occurred in previous versions when objects were renamed in the plan. For example, if an object was renamed and then carried forward to a new production plan, references to the old object name were lost. With the implementation of the unique identifier, this will no longer occur and dependencies will be correctly resolved. However, if a workstation or resource is renamed, its new name is visible to all V9.5FP2 instances (or later), but earlier instances continue to see the old name of the object.
For examples, see the conman showcpus command and the composer list command in the User's Guide and Reference.For more information about the use of wildcards in workstation classes, see the topic about workstation class definition in User's Guide and Reference.
When deleting a folder, a prompt, or resource, if there are still objects in the plan that reference these objects, then another folder, prompt, or resource cannot be renamed with the name of the deleted folder, prompt or resource for the number of days specified by folderDays. However, a brand new folder, prompt, or resource can be created with the name of the deleted object. .
Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) give customers the opportunity to collaborate directly with the product development team and other users. The team prioritizes and develops new product features based on proposals made by customers.
The MakePlan process was modified to perform a check on the previous day run number and comparing it with the new run number ensuring it has increased by 1. If the new run number is not reflected in the database, MakePlan should abend. This check must be done prior to the locking of the database by Planner.
For jobs, either you set an until time at the job level, or it assumes the until time of its job stream. If no until time is set for either job or job stream, then the until time is calculated by adding the setting for untilDays to the time the job enters the production plan.
With the release of this fix pack, the global option untilDays is now configurable. The default value is 0. If the default value is used, then for jobs, no default time is set for the until time (latest start time). For job streams, if the default is used, then the default until time is 2 days. See the Administration Guide for more information about the untilDays global optionFor more information, see the section about defining configuration options in Scheduling Applications with IBM Workload Automation.
To submit a new RFE, write us here: HWAinfo@hcl.com
For more information about new features introduced with this fix pack, see Summary of enhancements.
Helpful videos demonstrating new features for HCL Workload Automation is available on Workload Automation YouTube channel.
You might have used simple to complex naming conventions when creating job and job stream names to easily identify and manage them. With character length restrictions for these names, creative abbreviations are required to stay within the limits. This can often lead to unreadable names.
You can now migrate multiple jobs and job streams, in batch mode, whose names contain common pattern matching into specified folders and sub-folders, where the folder names are extracted from the job and job stream names themselves. Naming folders by using tokens from the job and job stream names frees up characters so that you can rename jobs and job streams with more meaningful names, in addition to the folder names.
To rename and move jobs and job streams into folders, the composer rename command has been extended to support wildcard characters. The wildcard characters are used to replace pattern matching tokens in the job and job stream names and enable you to migrate the jobs and job streams in bulk, rather than one at a time. A ;preview option is provided to test the command before actually running it to ensure you obtain the expected result.
For more information see Organizing jobs and job streams into folders
The HCL Workload Automation agent container can be deployed onto OpenShift, a container application platform based on Kubernetes and useful to orchestrate containers.
For further details about the deployment on OpenShift refer to Deploying HCL Workload Automation Agent on Red Hat OpenShift
The HCL Workload Automation administrator can grant permissions to a user on a folder so that the user can freely create new access control lists or modify existing access control lists on the folder or any sub-folders to which the user has been delegated administrator permissions. The user can in turn give access to the folder or sub-folder to other users by specifying an existing role to which the user wants to grant the access, as well as the folder. In this way, the HCL Workload Automation administrator can delegate the security to various organizations in the business to other users who can act independently as administrators for that organization.
A new access type "acl" has been added for folder objects. With this type of access, users can create access control lists for the folder assigned to them by assigning predefined roles to users and groups on the entire folder hierarchy or on specific sub-folders.
For more information about delegating permissions on folders, see Granting administrator permissions to a user on a folder
Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) give customers the opportunity to collaborate directly with the product development team and other users. The team prioritizes and develops new product features based on proposals made by customers.
To submit a new RFE, write us here: HWAinfo@hcl.com
For more information about new features introduced with this fix pack, see Summary of enhancements.
Helpful videos demonstrating new features for HCL Workload Automation is available on Workload Automation YouTube channel.
This section lists APARs and internal defects solved by Fix Pack 4.
APAR | ABSTRACT |
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IJ07357 | EVENT 153 IS NOT LOGGED FOR MDM JOB STREAM |
IJ08046 | ORACLE PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT DURING FINAL PROCESSING |
IJ11514 | AWSUI0833E AND AWSJSY514E ERRORS OCCUR ON WORKLOAD MONITOR ACCESSING DBCS NAME TRIAL/FORECAST PLAN |
IJ11561 | "RUN" AND "EDIT" BUTTONS GO OUTSIDE OF BROWSER AREA ON MONITOR JOBSTREAMS/JOBS WINDOW. |
IJ17450 | JOBPROP IAWSTZ IS NOT BEING INTERPETED AS THE SCHEDULE DATE IF A SCHEDULE IS SUBMITTED WITH PRIORITY 0 AND THEN RELEASED |
IJ17474 | DBCS PROMPT MESSAGE TEXT IS GARBLED ON DWC |
IJ18828 | JOB_STREAM_IDENTIFIER and DEP_JOB_STREAM_IDENTIFIER ARE ALWAYS IDENTICAL EVEN WHEN IT INVOLVES DIFFERENT JOB STREAM IN THE DEPENDENCY |
IJ20225 | USER WANTS TO CREATE A SORT FEATURE IN SWAGGER API |
IJ20732 | TIMEZONE FIELD IS "NONE" ON MANAGE WORKLOAD DEFINITIONS (DWC) WHEN VIEWING THE JOBSTREAM |
IJ20779 | CENTRALIZED UPDATE ON WIN CPUS ARE FAILING BECAUSE OF A MISMATCHBETWEEN THE VALUE RETURNED FROM SSMAGENT AND TWSREGISTRY.DAT |
IJ21061 | JOBSTREAM "CREATE LIKE SELECTED" ON WORKLOAD DESIGNER DOES NOT WORK. |
IJ21596 | CROSS D/Z DEPENDENCY BEHAVIOR IN THE TIME WINDOW 01:00 - 02:00 |
IJ23360 | WAS IS CREATING CORE FILES. APPSERVMAN RESTARTS WITHOUT ISSUE AND NO APPARENT EFFECT ON FUNCTION |
IJ23565 | DEADLOCKS OCCURING DUE TO PARALLEL CANCEL OF DIFFERENT INSTANCES OF THE SAME JOB STREAM WHEN JOBS HAVE OPENS DEPS |
IJ23755 | A WRONG FULLYQUALIFIEDNAME ON A DYNAMICAGENT COULD CAUSE OUTOFMEMORY ISSUES ON THE MASTER. |
IJ24075 | TWS MIRRORING ON OPENS WITH QUALIFIER CONTAINING A BACKSLASH |
IJ24341 | RETRIEVE JOBLOG BEHAVIOR WHEN SET BEHINDFIREWALL ON ON FTA |
IJ25131 | MIRRORING SCHEDULE STATUS DOES NOT REFLECT THE CORRECT STATE VERSUS THE JOB STATUS |
IJ26357 | IWSHOME/CONFIG/IWA_INIT_IWSUSER SCRIPT HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED FOR 9.5.0 |
IJ26950 | MIRRORING - DEPENDENCIES NOT UPDATED IN CASE OF DATABASE DEADLOCK |
IJ28142 | JOB FAILED WITH EXIT STATUS: 127 SCRIPT.SH: CANNOT EXECUTE [TEXT FILE BUSY] |
IJ28464 | API CALLS: COMPLEX FILTERS NOT WORKING |
IJ28475 | COMPATIBILITY OF IWS 9.5 WITH SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 15 SP2 |
IJ28561 | DWC 9.5 FP2 OBJECT VERSION HISTORY NOT VISIBLE |
IJ28666 | ORACLE EBS JOB PARAMETER IS NOT PASSING CORRECTLY FROM IWA TO ORACLE |
IJ28693 | REPTR -POST -DETAILS RESULT SHOWS INCORRECT ACTUAL RUN TIME VALUE AND FORMAT |
IJ28925 | BOOKMARK ICON DOES NOT GREY OUT WHEN ARCHIVED PLAN IS SELECTED |
IJ28944 | MAILMAN TIMEOUT FOR SYMPHONY TAKING LONG TIME TO BE PROCESS IN THE BRIDGE |
IJ28947 | TWS 9.5 FP2 WORKLOAD APPLICATION TEMPLATE EXPORT IN XML DEFINITION RANDOMLY -HARDCODED- VALUES INSTEAD OF VARIABLES |
IJ29098 | JOB MANAGEMENT PLUGIN JOB FAILED WITH THE ERROR MESSAGE AWKJMJ043E IF ITS MONITORED JOB ABEND |
IJ29119 | IWS 9.5.0.1 EXECUTABLE JOB DOES NOT DISPLAY NOR CLONE PARAMETERS IN DWC WORKLOAD DEFINITIONS |
IJ29545 | COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN IWS AND INFOSPHERE INFORMATION SERVERCOMPATIBILITY BETWEEN IWS AND INFOSPHERE INFORMATION SERVER |
IJ29791 | RESTART_STARTCOND JOBS ABEND WITH MISSING OR WRONG CREDENTIALS |
IJ30074 | PARAMETER WITH A "NULL" VALUE IS NOT PASSED TO ORACLE WHILE SUBMITTING EBS ORACLE JOBS - SHOWS BLANK INSTEAD |
IJ30187 | MDM LIBERTY TERMINATES WITH JAVACORE WHEN LOADING LARGE NUMBER OF JOBS IN ALTERNATE PLAN |
IJ30295 | PERSONALIZED REPORTS RETURN ERRORS ON IWS/DWC 9502 USING ORACLE19C |
IJ30299 | COMPOSER EXTRACT OPTION FOR USERS/USER DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY AS DOCUMENTED WHEN USED ALONG WITH "PASSWORD" OPTION IN 9.5 |
IJ30356 | TWS 9.5 WA_PULL_INFO DID NOT COLLECT SYSTEM_INFO DIR WHEN EXECUTED FROM NON -ROOT USER |
IJ30367 | ADHOC JOB SUBMITTED THROUGH DWC SHOWING AS NULL IN DB TABLE |
IJ30380 | ZCENTRIC AGENT: JOBMANAGER TERMINATES WITH SIGNAL 6 ON AIX PLATFORM |
IJ30421 | DATETIME FORMAT FOR REST CHANGED BETWEEN 9.5.0.1 AND 9.5.0.3 |
IJ30491 | STERLING PLUGIN DOESN'T WAIT STERLING JOB PROCESS EXECUTION COMPLETION |
IJ30661 | IN IWS 9.5 JOB STREAM LATE EVENTS(163) ARE FORMATTED DIFFERENTLY FROM THE WAY THEY WERE IN 9.3.x |
IJ30692 | TWS LOG FILE START TIME NOT CHANGED AFTER SOD CHANGE |
IJ30714 | ADHOC PROMP ON SCHEDULES ARE NOT NOT CHECKED AGAINST THE SCEDULER FOLDER SECURITY |
IJ30755 | SPECIAL CHARACTER SEMICOLON (;) IGNORED IN CREATION OF NEW EVENT RULE IN DWC 9.5 FP02 |
IJ30756 | THE RECOVERY ACTION ON DWC AGAINST THE OBJECT LIKE WORK STATION CLASS OR RESOURCE USING THE VERSION FEATUREFAILS |
IJ30771 | ZCENTRIC AGENT INSTALLATION FAILS ON SOLARIS SPARK SERVER WITH PREREQUISITE CHECK |
IJ30791 | UPDATE JAVA JRE |
IJ30794 | STACK OVERFLOW VIA TIS_CODESET |
IJ30803 | PREDEFINED SUBMIT JOBSTREAM FAILS WITH AWSJSY508E |
IJ30805 | ZCENTRIC SSL PEER NAME VALIDATION |
IJ30827 | JOB STREAM NOT LOADING INTO PLAN |
IJ30895 | FILE MONITOR EVENT RULE NOT TRIGGERING |
IJ30902 | 9.5 COMPOSER VALIDATE RETURN AWSJDB810E |
IJ30909 | AWSJSY508E ERROR MESSAGE WHEN ANSWERING ADHOC PROMP ON A JOB IN A FOLDER |
IJ30920 | DWC SHOWS ERROR WHEN DISPLAYING JOBLOG FOR THE FIRST TIME |
IJ30949 | CREATE LIKE BUTTON NOT WORKING IN DWC FOR ORACLE E-BUSINESS JOB DEFINITION ON DA WITH FTA |
IJ30951 | TWS 9.5 FP3 FILE TRANSFER JOB ISSUE USING "WINDOWS" PROTOCOL |
IJ30952 | TWS 9.5 FP3 FILE TRANSFER JOB ISSUE - USER AUTHENTICATION ERROR |
IJ30957 | TWS 9.5 JOBSTREAM STARTCOND COULD FAILS ON ON-PREMISE & DOCKER WHEN A GW IS PRESENT. FAILURE ALSO IN JS SUBMIT PLUGIN |
IJ30991 | AWKAZR008E GET VIRTURAL MACHINES FAILED IWS 9.4 FP5 |
IJ31007 | TWS ON RED HAT 8.2 AND UPPER LEVEL COULD FAIL AT START TIME WITH ERROR AS (SU: CANNOT OPEN SESSION: MODULE IS UNKNOWN) |
IJ31055 | TWSGATEWAY NAME THAT CONTAINS "-" DID NOT WORK.ISSUE ALSO ON CERTS CUSTOM IF CNAME CONTAINS "-".GW AND AGENT DID NOT TALK |
IJ31130 | TWS 9.5 AD HOC PROMPT DISPLAY ON PROMPT VIEWS DISABLED BY DEFAULT FOR SECURITY REASONS |
IJ31169 | FILEWAILEWATCH ERROR DUE TO MISSING MOZART DIRECTORY |
IJ31219 | SPOOL LIST NOT GETTING CAPTURED IN TWS LOGS |
IJ31522 | 9.5 FP3 FILETRANSFER PLUGIN DOES MAKE FILE NAMES CASE SENSITIVE ON WINDOWS PLATFORMS |
IJ31632 | "CENTRALISEDAGENT UPDATE" PLUGIN JOB FAILS TO UPDATE AGENTS |
IJ31838 | NO OPTION TO SELECT THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN MANAGE PREDEFINED REPORTS --> JOB RUN HISTORY REPORT DURING INITIAL REPORT CREATION |
IJ31850 | SUCC IBMI JOBS FAILS ON IWS (CEE9901 AND MCH3601 IN OUT.FILE) |
IJ31865 | JOBS FAILING ON A 9.5 X-AGENT RUNNING ON SUNOS 5.10 |
IJ31867 | 95- RMSTDLIST SCRIPT FAILING WITH IWS 9.4 FP07 AND IWS 9.5 FP03 |
IJ31869 | TWS 9.5 FP3 MDM WINDOWS CRASH ON BROWSEJOBLOG AGAINST EXTERNAL AGENT WHEN SSL IS ON. ISSUE WITH OPENSSL 1.1.1G |
IJ31907 | LIBERTY JAVACORE BY TWSPLANAPI:INI:MAE_ADDSCHEDULEINSTANCE |
IJ31991 | VARTABLE LIST DATE VALUE CHANGED TO FUTURE YEAR IF SWITCH OR TANGLE BETWEEN TWO OPENED TABLE VIEWS IN THE WORKLOAD DESIGNER |
IJ32086 | WAT: THE WS IN FILE MONITOR EVENS ARE NOT NOT MAPPED IN THE DEST ENV (AWSJCO026E IN SOME CASES) |
IJ32099 | ERROR MIGRATING TWS DATABASE OBJECT (JOBSTREAMS) USING DATAIMPORT SCRIPT |
IJ32303 | AFTER THE STREAM NAME IS CHANGED, THE EVENT RULE WHICH HAS THE ACTION SUBMITTING TO THE STREAM DOES NOT WORK AFTER JNEXTPLAN |
IJ32333 | TWS 9.5 DWC REPORT FROM PLAN COULD HANG WHEN BIG REPORTS WITHOUTANY FILTERS ARE EXECUTED |
IJ32526 | THE SETTING OF DWC 9.5 WHICH WAS INSTALLED USING NON-ROOT USER WILL BE OVERRIDEN IF UPGRADE TO FP3 |
IJ32749 | STAGEMAN CRASH WHEN GENERATING ORPHANED |
IJ33146 | BROKER JOBS GO ABEND EVEN WITH EXIT 0 WITH WLP BOUNCE |
IJ25131 |
MIRRORING SCHEDULE STATUS DOES NOT REFLECT THE CORRECT STATE VERSUS THE JOB STATUS |
IJ30187 | MDM LIBERTY TERMINATES WITH JAVACORE WHEN LOADING LARGE NUMBER OF JOBS IN ALTERNATE PLAN |
KB0090396 | API - GET - ISSUES WITH VARIABLES NOT GETTING PICKED UP IN API JOBS https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0090396 |
KB0091187 | THE LICENCE CAN BE LOCKED BEFORE THE GRACE PERIOD WITH AWKFLX004E MESSAGE https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0091187 |
DEFECT | ABSTRACT |
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WA-91812 | UNEXPECTED ERROR ESTABLISHED A CONNECTION TO THE REMOTE SERVICE AFTER JONMANAGEMENT PLUGIN SUBMISSION |
WA-91838 | INSTALL_TEMPLATES FOLDER SHOULD BE NOT CREATED AFTER A FRESH DWC INSTALLATION |
WA-92380 | UPDATE TIMEZONE TO VERSION 2021A |
WA-92446 | XCOMPATIBILITY OF IWS 9.5 WITH SUSE LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 15 SP2 |
WA-92446 | UNEXPECTED ERROR MESSAGE AFTER WAPPMAN -EXPORT |
WA-92575 | GROUP IS SUCCESSFULLY UPDATED WHEN EDIT (ALL TYPE REPORT) ONLY BUT NOT ABLE TO UPDATE WITH SHARE BUTTON BECAUSE 'AVAILBLE GROUPS' TEXT BOX IS NOT PRESENT IN PREDEFINED REPORT ON DWC FP3 |
This section lists APARs and internal defects solved by Fix Pack 3.
APAR | ABSTRACT |
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IJ02098 | The event rule monitoring file creation fails on Windows dynamic agent when the file path is too long |
IJ06494 | Run cycle group within a job stream is not picking up the default calendar |
IJ07966 | planman resync command fails with messages: AWSJCL075E Symphony file load has failed... AWSJDB818E an internal error has occurred SQLCODE=-302 |
IJ14395 | Carryforwarded jobstreams in hold state that were submitted with an alias may cause a DB deadlock when passing to ready state |
IJ16181 | rep1 command creates core files |
IJ18246 | composer datamigrate fails if runcycle name is long |
IJ18307 | Job fails with the following message"database field exceeds column bounds" |
IJ18482 | REST API not working properly when creating an agent pool |
IJ18508 | put /model/jobstream/{jobstreamId} |
IJ18697 | API /model/jobdefinition/header/query do not include @object-count" in the response header |
IJ18750 | Workload template migration 'kill if deadline expires' option automatically selected |
IJ19659 | TWS/OV/customize script needs to be updated to support data_dir |
IJ19735 | File System event rules do not work |
IJ20428 | Jobs complete successfully on PowerCenter side, but IBM Workload SchedulerHCL Workload Automation status is error |
IJ20952 | WAS is crashing due to a stack found in Java stack frames in libtwsplanjni.so |
IJ21126 | Sometimes submitted job streams cannot be added into the plan or remain in add state |
IJ21530 | tws_env.sh should add system paths at the end of library paths loaded by an application. |
IJ21592 | RESTART_STARTCOND ends in error if the same job stream name with a future valid from date is added to the database |
IJ22679 | rmstdlist script may cause the removal of some directories or files that contains spaces |
IJ22680 | On AIX systems, the following error is returned when editing jobs: AWSJSY501E Incorrect data was detected while performing the Symphony plan operation "rerunJobInstance". |
IJ22904 | Adding or modifying security domains containing just "exclude" filter in common, causes the filters to b removed |
IJ23032 | File transfer job using SSL to transfer files is leaving established SSL connections hanging between the two systems |
IJ23084 | Javacore encountered when running JnextPlan |
IJ23160 | EQQX550 no variable duration or deadline was specified with z/OS engine |
IJ23518 | Ddriven always send an xml file with jmgr:resourcegroup item list greater than 0 even when no changes are present |
IJ23799 | Missing initial version information for objects in the Workload Designer after upgrading |
IJ23845 | Output conditions are not properly evaluated when a dynamic job is killed on dynamic agent |
IJ24240 | File processed by file transfer job is always recognized as a 0-byte file |
IJ24378 | Windows protocol (SMB1) is not working with Remote command 9.5.01 plug-in. Download from Automation Hub plug-in version 9.5.0.4, which works correctly on Windows operating systems. |
IJ24540 | Launching a Database Job using dbStatement, the statement is executed twice. |
IJ24734 | Deadlock records are stored into logs while deleting old plan from database |
IJ24770 | Wrong error message returned by composer validate command |
IJ24806 | conman rerun command is triggering an additional instance on "repeat range" jobs with at dependency, removing the rerun operation |
IJ24854 |
When a job stream uses several run cycles if the r un cycle that use FDIGNORE is not the first (in alphabetical sorting), it is not added to the plan. |
IJ24888 | On the agent side, received messages AWSBDW303I and AWSBDY116I and no documentation available for those messages |
IJ25063 | When a remote exception is thrown from the EJB, the job ends in successful status instead of ending in error |
IJ25089 | While using Rapid7 network firewall protection, Workload Broker abruptly disconnects. |
IJ25137 | Old logs files being updated after FINAL in 9.5 |
IJ25158 | tws_env.cmd does not set Java home |
IJ25267 | WebSphere Application Server Liberty Base crashes on backup master domain manager while submitting a job stream with a recovery run |
IJ25371 | Readme documentation for Docker containers does not detail how to get the correct image tag |
IJ25389 | Version 9.5 FP 2 conman poor performance for sj and ss commands |
IJ25411 | Symphony file load taking a long time to complete for 9.5 FP 2 mirroring resync issue |
IJ25450 | PowerCenter jobs appear to complete on PowerCenter, but remains in exec in IBM Workload SchedulerHCL Workload Automation |
IJ25451 | Importing calendars, the dates are shifted by -1 day, only when the timezone is different from UTC |
IJ25487 | batchman is not correctly managing the error AWSBHT018E when a job is modified on the fly and task string or logon user has changed |
IJ25488 | The checksync job operation ends abruptly in error |
IJ25535 | API procedure always returns a success message, but no list is provided |
IJ25537 | Wrong time range definition for the job stream and run cycle. |
IJ25550 | Version 9.5 and later: MDM installation fails on AIX with native memory error or no clear evidence |
IJ25679 | conman format error |
IJ25702 | Java plugin JSR352 at Version 9.5 FP 2 plug-in does not work with master domain manager lower than Version 9.5 FP 1 |
IJ25914 | Successor jobs not released after conditional dependency has been met on dynamic agent while FINAL js is running |
IJ25970 | REST API is not adding variable table to the submitted job stream |
IJ26011 | In version 9.5 FP 2 backup master, the CPU filter in security settings does not work |
IJ26023 | TWS 9.5 FP2 forecast plan did not include jobs and job streams defined on folder. only root jobs and job streams are included into forecast plan |
IJ26099 | The dash (-) symbol is not accepted when installing Version 9.5 FP 2 and using command line option --wapassword. |
IJ26190 | altpass command does not allow us to push a new password |
IJ26191 | composer validate fails if the user is specified without workstation field |
IJ26338 | Version 9.5 FP 2 error when validating a composer file with an existing user id that contains encrypted password |
IJ26347 | When updating calendars via composer changing days causes all days in the calendar to go back one day prior than expected |
IJ26707 | File transfer job type file permission changed in Version 9.5 |
IJ26846 | systemout.log file fills up when the CPU is set to ignore. |
IJ26881 | Password not required for upgrades when using twsinst.vbs -u command |
IJ26964 | composer not showing proper results when using filter to show job streams associated with calendars |
IJ26970 | Owner of root-owned files in tws/bin changed to twsuser if --data_dir value is the same as the tws directory created under --inst_dir |
IJ27011 | Event action mailsender subject is garbled with quoted-printable encoding and is not readable |
IJ27254 | Carryforward not taking forward ABEND job at second run (rerun) |
IJ27644 | File transfer jobs to z/OS mainframe fail when used with upload in text mode |
IJ27688 | Report output in .csv format is limited to 10.000 lines |
IJ27720 | High CPU consumption for jobmanager process while checking for the existence of many files to resolve open dependencies |
IJ27843 | A new option is needed in Liberty instance start script to clear the OSGI cached data |
IJ28339 | CIT scan issue for dynamic agents at Version 9.5.0.2 |
IJ28419 | Using $THISCPU variable inside the security file, makesec command deletes the whole row |
IJ28443 | The auth_ad_config.xml comments ref to the wrong name of wauser_variable.xml |
IJ28452 | When running command exportserverdata, the Server.properties file already created with root as owner by default |
IJ28771 | DYNAMIC AGENT FREQUENTLY GOES OFFLINE |
IJ28910 | Error tracking parameter set to N when adding operations using REST APIs |
IJ29127 | SQL Error during upgrade from Version 9.4 FP6 to Version 9.5.0.2 |
IJ29406 | The checksync job operation ends in error with return code = 8 and results in garbled characters in the plan |
DEFECT | ABSTRACT |
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WA-87117 | PowerCenter job failure on Linux PPC |
WA-87179 | Missing error message submitting an AWS job |
WA-87180 | Incorrect job status submitting an AWS job |
WA-87202 | Missing validation saving an AWS job |
WA-87946 | Add a description that explains to use / (slash) in TableSpace properties in ConfigureDB for MsSQL databases. |
WA-87948 | Installation fails due to the encrypted passwords and the = (equals) sign that truncates values in the properties file. |
WA-88023 | If db_port value is left blank, the default value is 50000 for all databases. |
WA-88046 | Wrong description of the path format to be used in the agents' reinstall option. |
WA-88049 | Improve the MsSQL template to make the IWS_TS_PATH parameter more understandable and lead users to write the correct value. |
WA-88107 | WLP_INSTALL_DIR property is missing in the ConfigureDB property file for windows. |
WA-89912 | Wrong schema location for WebServices and OSLC plug-ins |
WA-90285 | Missing message when a Sterling job remains indefinitely in HELD status |
WA-91560 | Whitesource vulnerability log4j-1.2.17.jar on Cognos plugin - Library log4j-1.2.17.jar is to be updated with version "1.2.17.redhat-3" |
WA-91561 | Whitesource vulnerability log4j-1.2.17.jar on ws-JobExecutor plugin - Library log4j-1.2.17.jar is to be updated with version "1.2.17.redhat-3" |
WA-91563 | Whitesource vulnerability httpclient-4.5.11.jar on AWS JobExecutor plugin - Library httpclient-4.5.11.jar is to be updated with version 4.5.13 |
WA-91564 | Whitesource vulnerability org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3-1.0.2.jar on MQTT JobExecutor plugin - Library org.eclipse.paho.client.mqttv3-1.0.2.jar is to be updated with version "1.2.5" |
WA-91565 | Whitesource vulnerability xercesImpl-2.9.1.jar on Cognos JobExecutor plugin - Library xercesImpl-2.9.1.jar is to be updated with version "xerces:xercesImpl:2.12.0.SP3" |
WA-91681 | Wrong schema location for OSLC Provisioning plug-in |
WA-91719 | Whitesource vulnerabilities for TWS PowerCenterJobExecutor |
This section lists APARs and internal defects solved by Fix Pack 2.
APAR | ABSTRACT |
---|---|
IJ08195 | cmdLauncher program in TWS/BIN can allow a not root user to launch commands as root |
IJ11908 | IWS dependencies are removed when upgrading a runcycle in a job stream before the final run |
IJ09112 | Canceling jobs and job streams, CTRL-c is considered as yes answer to the cancel confirmation question |
IJ12793 | On DDM, the schedule timezone specification for UNTIL is not enforced, and it uses the underlying timezone of the processes |
IJ13551 | Mirroring defect on IWS/DWC 9.4.0 FP05. For job transitions fence to ready, the status is not properly reflected in the DWC |
IJ16123 | APAR IV98210 correction causes significant plan mirroring delays when a spike of mirroring generated events occur |
IJ17247 | File transfer jobs to z/OS with ssh protocol truncate files with lrecl greater than 128 |
IJ17325 | Planman checksync can fail if OPENS dependencies from previous days are incorrect in the database |
IJ17348 | Composer validate with syntax flag fails on dependencies |
IJ17407 | HTWGT0009E file does not exist error when running jobs on Peoplesoft agents |
IJ17670 | SENDEVENT event rule fails in 9.5 at encrypting password |
IJ17722 | POST /{ENGINE}/PLAN/{PLANID}/JOBSTREAM/ACTION/ADD_JOBSTREAM? Rest API gets an error using VARIABLESTOBESUBSTITUTED |
IJ17723 | Rest API "GET" ON A RESOURCE returns a blank value in defaultAvailability f |
IJ17795 | The swagger codegen tool returns an error on EVENTRULEFILTER |
IJ17791 | EJB job status is incorrect in 9.4.0.06 plug-in ported from 9.5.0.00 |
IJ18008 | Join condition compiler.c case TS002519455 |
IJ18045 | The broker on DDM gets unlinked (and the agents will not be linked too) after the start up |
IJ18226 | Return code 127 for all actions called through GENERICEVENTPLUGIN |
IJ18247 | "REPTR" command looks for SYMNEW/SYMPHONY in old directory <TWAHOME>/TWS |
IJ18285 | Importing Workload Application, schedule version is not created |
IJ18312 | Conman SJ/SS returns elapse time as 00:60 instead of 01:00, if actual elapse time is between 00:59:01 and 00:59:59 |
IJ18334 | Vaerbose message every job |
IJ18424 | TWS cumulative doc APAR 9.5 |
IJ18804 | MAILBOX.MSG corruption causes MAILMAN failure |
IJ18837 | Salesforce job succeeds on SF side, but it is in ABEND on IWS side |
IJ19134 | In a remote engine, the shadow job status is not updated |
IJ19621 | Conman submit commands fail with AWSBHU710E when into argument uses a job stram ID |
IJ19633 | Job stream repeat is not working when EVERY is defined directly at run cycle group level in job stream definition |
IJ19649 | TSAMP on TWS 9.5 FP1 scripts are not present into TWS 9.5 FP1 installation |
IJ19654 | Runcycle group within a job stream is not picking up the default holidays calendar |
IJ19944 | WORKSTATIONINPLANAVAILABILITYINTERVALS is missing in the PLAN/CURRENT/WORKSTATION/QUERY call |
IJ20064 | Upgrade of DB2 failed upon executing configureDB.sh for IWS 9.5 upgrade |
IJ20065 | ITM integration does not work in IWS v. 9.5 |
IJ20119 | WLB jobs run twice in MS-Prod |
IJ20175 | DWCINST.SH fails with liberty version error if LANG=JA_JP.UTF-8. Same for ENGINE |
IJ20351 | Date format on Rest APIs has changed since 9.3 and is currently formally incorrect |
IJ20446 | 9.5 installation: home variable not resolving properly on windows agents |
IJ20538 | File transfer jobs does not run remotely if wildchars are used |
IJ20586 | twsinst cannot be used with new msvc versions |
IJ20834 | Issue in submitting job streams from event rules |
IJ21081 | Composer replace does not return expected syntax error |
IJ21082 | Event rule action to trigger sbs for event sent through a gateway fails with UNAUTHENTICATED error |
IJ21156 | Setting the trace mode for TWSProfile to tws_broker_all showsthat the same member of a POOL workstation is selected for a file check test defined for the POOL. |
IJ21301 | Installing v. 9.5 it is necessary to have the installation directory empty, while it was not required in past IWS/TWS versions |
IJ21346 | Mirroring improvement for file dependencies management after the resync operation |
IJ21348 | Mirroring improvement on the cancel operation management |
IJ21480 | On SAP jobs, the mail address field is nullified when using RERUNSTEP for a job |
IJ21519 | Tables in PLN schema are carrying over too many rows |
IJ21775 | IWS processes do not start automatically using the START_TWS.SH script after a failover |
IJ22079 | 9.5 documentation on Docker run/Docker compose is insufficient to have a zcentric container restarting correctly |
IJ22223 | FILE_STARTCOND did not work with FOLDER |
IJ22431 | Check prereq fails on CentOS Linux release 7.4.1708 (Core) |
IJ22534 | Adding a job stream definition as dependency that matches a job or job stream that does not exist, the 'The object "js=MDM95#RN_TEST_EXT_DEP2" already exists' error is returned. |
IJ22635 | JOBMAN core dump during OPENS file check |
IJ22828 | ORA-00955 error when upgrading to IWS 9.5.0.01 using an Oracle database |
IJ23003 | When a variable is used within a job, it is not possible to add an application by using Rest API |
IJ23561 | Processes hold the files, not of the current day, in the stdlist/logs directory |
IJ24196 | Event rule of type "update event" doesn't work. |
This section lists APARs and internal defects solved by Fix Pack 1.
This Fix Pack includes a number of fixes for internal defects found by the verification team that mainly cover the following product capabilities: installation, auditing, and mirroring.
APAR | ABSTRACT |
IJ16502 | Symphony corruption causes a batchman crashing. |
IJ13958 | CHECKPREREQ command fails on CentOS Linux 7.4.1708 |
IJ16233 | Extra backward slashes "\" are added each time a customer edits the event rule. |
IJ16230 | Wildcards on DSNAME causes a FTP job failure. |
IJ15085 | A local user without root privileges can write files in the file system as root. |
WA-80434 | TaskLauncher continues to monitor a windows job, even if the job completed. |
IJ12956 | In case of Japanese engine name, performing a job definition search on rerun job, no result is returned. The issue occurs only on IE11 browser. |
IJ15789 | Running the CURL command from an Unix machine causes a "CURL: FAILED INITIALIZATION" error. |
IJ14140 | In case of SSL connection issues, the domain manager mailman process continues to try to establish a connection. |
IJ14282 | Jobs are randomly killed with exit code 143. |
IJ14630 | Event rules occasionally submit the wrong job stream. |
IJ14147 | Upgrading to version 9.4.0.3, the operating unit is no longer getting populated in OLFM. |
IJ11203 | Remote command job containing the "£" char stays in EXEC hang due to RXA issue. |
IV93833 | Remove meaningless messages from systemout.log. |
IJ11152 | "HOW-MANY=0" returns blank result on the plan object query rest API. |
IJ11230 | The FTA centralized upgrade fails when upgrading from version 9.4 fix pack 3 to later versions. |
IJ07067 | Job stream, with scheduled time before DST time change, starts before the scheduled time. |
IJ08161 | Improve the jobmanager.ini.bak file creation mechanism. |
IJ07385 | Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in OpenSSL. |
IJ07377 | Zcentric agent does note reconnect after rebooting an Unix system where the agent is installed. |
IJ06229 | Installing a 9.4 master domain manager, a MASTERAGENTS workstation is automatically created. Deleting the MASTERAGENTS CPU and installing a dynamic domain manager, a new MASTERAGENTS workstation is automatically created but it is linked to the wrong host ID and causes an error. |
IJ04537 | Sometimes the twsinst.sh script check fails even if there are no problems. |
IJ04230 | Cancelling pending job streams takes more time if batchman is not performing activities. |
IV83963 | After a file transfer job has run on a windows environment, the deletion of the source file fails. |
This fix pack delivers support for scheduling objects in folders, including workstations. When
monitoring workstations from a back-level agent workstation, the output displays the workstation
unique identifier and not the workstation name for those workstations that were defined in folders
different from the root folder. To identify the corresponding workstation name, run the
conman command using the showid filter, showcpu
;showid
, from an updated agent workstation.
The following are software limitations and workarounds that affect HCL Workload Automation version 9.5.0 Fix Pack 4 and previous versions.
9.5 Fix Pack 4:
If you encounter this problem, re-install the Dynamic Agent Gateway without using the character "-" in the Dynamic Agent Gateway name to resolve this issue. If you are using custom certificates to enable the Dynamic Agent Gateway communication, then you need to renew the custom certificates.
The Jobstream will start immediately and not on the scheduled time when using REST API: /plan/{planId}/jobstream/{jobstreamId}/action/submit_jobstream"
The engine will accept the time parameters and execute the Jobstream according to its scheduled time only when you replace jobStreamId with none in the API endpoint.
When you import the 9.5 FP4 EJB and PowerCenter plug-ins into the 9.4 FP7 agents (in
<TWS_HOME>/applicationJobPlugIn
folder), and submit their job in
<TWS_HOME>/JavaExt/cfg
, folders are created with their own
properties files with correct ownerships but wrong permissions: -
EjbJobExecutor.properties
-
PowerCenterJobExecutor.properties
.
To avoid this issue, it is recommended to change the permission to 755, which provides read and execute access for all and write access for the owner of the file.
9.5 Fix Pack 3:
Workaround: To correctly retrieve SMSE jobs by using a workstation as a filter, add an asterisk (*) before the number sign (#), for example WKSNAME*#JOB_NAME.
9.5 Fix Pack 2:
Workaround: Upgrade the master to the V9.5FP2 level, and then run planman resynch to resolve the issue.
Workaround: Modify the XA workstation definition in the database to set the new master as the current and make the switch permanent. The old master should be set as FTA and the new one as MANAGER.
EEW0107E the password cannot be longer than forty characters error new file can not be correctly saved, old option files can not be opened
Workaround: For both SAP and PeopleSoft option files, you can create or edit files by using the option editor available in the XA task tab of the Access Method job type. For z/OS®, you can create or edit files by using a file editor instead of the option editor.
Workaround: Define the job stream in the database and wait until the production plan is generated. After the plan is generated, submit the job stream as usual.
Workaround: To make the remote command job work, use an SSH server, or download from Automation Hub plug-in version 9.5.0.4, which works correctly on Windows operating systems.
Furthermore, upgrading the Tivoli NetView Magent, the MAGENT.P and StartUp files are overwritten.
AWKFLX002E One
or more job run numbers are missing in the job count
, then an error has
occurred in calculating the job run number. The updateStats script of the first
FINALPOSTREPORTS could end after the switchPlan script of the FINAL job stream, thus the
job run number changes before the end of the updateStats script. Flexera server finds
that the run number is not the expected one and stops the engine functionality.This problem does not apply if you perform a fresh installation of the master domain manager at 9.5, Fix Pack 2 level. The problem applies only if you have migrated a master domain manager from product version 9.5 Fix Pack 1 to the latest fix pack level.
SCHEDULE WKS#FINAL
DESCRIPTION "Added by composer."
ON RUNCYCLE RC1 "FREQ=DAILY;"
AT 2359
CARRYFORWARD
FOLLOWS WKS#FINALPOSTREPORTS.UPDATESTATS FROM 2359 - 1 DAYS TO 2358
:
WKS#STARTAPPSERVER
WKS#MAKEPLAN
FOLLOWS STARTAPPSERVER
WKS#SWITCHPLAN
FOLLOWS MAKEPLAN
WKS#UPDATESTATS
SCRIPTNAME "/opt/HCL/WA95/TWS/UpdateStats"
STREAMLOGON wauser
DESCRIPTION "Added by composer."
TASKTYPE UNIX
RECOVERY STOP
FOLLOWS CHECKSYNC
<enterpriseApplication id="TWSEngineModel" location="TWSEngineModel.ear" name="TWSEngineModel"> <classloader apiTypeVisibility="+third-party" commonLibraryRef="DBDriverLibs, libs.native" delegation="parentFirst" privateLibraryRef="libs.sdo, libs.plugin, libs.jackson, twa-properties, libs.ccmdb, libs.emf, libs.jlog, libs.act">
</classloader>
Once the change has been performed, restart the WebSphere Application Server Liberty Base
"AWSUI0833E The operation could not be completed. There has been a communication failure. The internal message is: AWSJDB201E The object "acl=/FOLDER1_1/+F" cannot be locked, updated, or deleted because it is locked by user "null"."
This section describes the structure of the images contained in this Fix Pack.
Name | Description |
HWA_9504_ReadmeFirst | Readme file with download instructions |
HWA_9504_WEBSPHERE_LIBERTY | WebSphere Liberty application server |
Name | Description |
HWA_9504_AIX_BatchReportCli | HCL Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 Batch Reports Command Lines |
HWA_9504_AIX_AGENT | HCL Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for AIX |
Name | Description |
HWA_9504_IBM_I_AGENT | HCL Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4 for IBM i |
Name | Description |
HCL Workload Automation 9.5 LINUX | LINUX distribution |
HWA_9503_MDM_LINUX_X86_64 | Workload Automation 9.5.0.3 FOR LINUX |
HWA_9503_LINUX390_BatchReportCli | HCL Workload Automation 9.5.0.3 Batch Reports Command Lines |
HWA_9504_LINUX_X86_64_BatchReportCli | HCL Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 Batch Reports Command Lines |
HWA_9504_LNX_PPC64LE_AGENT | HCL Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for Linux on POWER (little endian) |
HWA_9504_LNX_S390_AGENT | HCL Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for Linux on System z9 and System z |
HWA_9503_LNX_X86_64_AGENT | Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for Linux on x86-64 |
Name | Description |
HCL Workload Automation 9.5 LINUX | LINUX distribution |
HWA_9504_DOCKER_MDM_LINUX_X86_64 | Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 FOR LINUX on Docker |
HWA_9504_DOCKER_LNX_X86_64_AGENT | Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for Linux on x86-64 on Docker |
Name | Description |
HCL Workload Automation 9.5 WINDOWS | WINDOWS distribution |
HWA_9504_MDM_WINDOWS_X86_64 | Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 FOR WINDOWS |
HWA_9504_WINDOWS_X86_64_BatchReportCli | HCL Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 Batch Reports Command Lines |
HWA_9504_WIN_X86_64_AGENT | HCL Workload Automation Agent 9.5.0.4, Remote CLI and Workload Automation for Applications for Windows x64 |
Name | Description |
HWA_9503_Zsystem_BatchReportCli | HCL Workload Automation 9.5.0.4 Batch Reports Command Lines |
Name | Description |
HWA_9504_OpenShift_Agent.zip | Workload Automation for Openshift 9.5.0.4 - agent only |
HWA_9504_OpenShift_Server_UI_Agent.zip | Workload Automation for Openshift 9.5.0.4 - Server, UI and agent |
This section describes how to apply Fix Pack 4 to HCL Workload Automation.
umask 022
LANG
environment variable to the DBCS language code you want to
use, for example, set LANG=zh_CN
.TWS_TISDIR
environment variable to the HCL Workload Automation home directory, for example, set
TWS_TISDIR=C:\FTA\TWS
.IBM Workload AutomationHCL Workload Automation version 9.5.0 Fix Pack 4 supports all product versions indicated in the version 9.5 Release Notes which can be accessed at the following link: Release Notes for HCL Workload Automation.
For the most up-to-date information about disk space and memory requirements, see the hardware requirements at the following URL: https://workloadautomation.hcldoc.com/help/topic/com.hcl.wa.doc_9.5/HCL_Workload_Automation_Supported_Hardware.pdf
TWA_HOME/TWS + TWA_HOME/TDWB + TWA_HOME/wastools + TWA_HOME/properties
Operating System | Installation directory | Temporary directory |
---|---|---|
AIX | 2,5 GB | 1,5 GB |
Microsoft® Windows | 2 GB | 1 GB |
Linux® | 1,5 GB | 800 MB |
Operating System | Installation directory | Temporary directory |
---|---|---|
AIX | 900 MB | 400 MB |
Microsoft Windows | 700 MB | 350 MB |
Linux | 720 MB | 350 MB |
Operating System | Installation directory | Temporary directory |
---|---|---|
AIX | 600 MB | 250 MB |
Microsoft Windows | 800 MB | 400 MB |
Linux | 600 MB | 250 MB |
jobmon
or joblnch
,
might still be active.Before launching any of the installation methods, create or update the database schema.
Before applying the Fix Pack, create the database schema by following the procedure described in the Creating and updating the database tables chapter in the HCL Workload Automation guide.
cscript configureDb.vbs --rdbmstype db_type --dbhostname db_hostname --dbport
db_port --dbname db_name --dbuser db_user --dbpassword db_password --dbadminuser
db_administrator --dbadminuserpw db_administrator_password
./configureDb.sh --rdbmstype db_type --dbhostname
db_hostname --dbport db_port --dbname
db_name --dbuser db_user --dbpassword
db_password --dbadminuser db_administrator
--dbadminuserpw db_administrator_password
If a new version of the database is available, update to it by following the procedure described in the Upgrading the database schema chapter in the HCL Workload Automation guide.
To untar or unzip the Fix Pack eImages, you can use the PASE shell or the AIXterm.
"CALL QP2TERM"
"aixterm -sb"
This topic describes how to roll back an applied fix pack to a previous version.
Any additions or changes to the documentation as a result of this Fix Pack have been integrated into the online product documentation available in HCL Workload Automation documentation.
Refer to the HCL Workload Automation Support page: https://www.ibm.com/support/home/
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