IBM WebSphere Development Studio for System i V6R1 delivers tools and programming languages to create modern IBM eServer System i solutions
IBM United States Software Announcement 208-013January 29, 2008
Overview(Corrected on October 2, 2009)
Current list prices have been added.
(Corrected on April 17, 2008)
In the Ordering information -- Version-to-version upgrade orders section, the entitled named user
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WebSphere® Development Studio for System i™ V6R1 offers significant enhancements to the IBM i5/OS™ host Integrated Language Environment® (ILE) compilers.
WebSphere Development Studio V6R1 includes major repackaging of its components. The product no longer bundles all the application development tools and compilers together. Instead, it contains three separately orderable features. These features include:
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ILE compilers
- Option 31 ILE RPG
- Option 35 ILE RPG *PRV Compiler
- Option 41 ILE COBOL
- Option 45 ILE COBOL *PRV
- Option 51 ILE C
- Option 52 ILE C++
- Option 56 IXLC for C/C++
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Heritage compilers
- Option 32 S/36 Compatible RPG II
- Option 33 S/38 Compatible RPG III
- Option 34 RPG/400®
- Option 42 S/36 Compatible COBOL
- Option 43 S/38 Compatible COBOL
- Option 44 OPM COBOL
- Application Development ToolSet — Option 21 Application Development ToolSet
Key V6R1 enhancements
ILE RPG
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Ability to run concurrently in multiple threads
- Each thread has its own static storage for fields.
- STATIC(*ALLTHREAD) for fields is used by all threads.
- Procedures can be serialized individually.
- Ability to specify the main procedure to be called. An RPG program can be created with no RPG cycle.
- Local file support by defining files in a procedure after the P Specification.
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Other enhancements related to the use of files
- Qualified record formats FILENAME.RECNAME
- LIKEFILE keyword to define one file the same as another
- New TEMPLATE keyword to define file types
- Passing files as parameters using the LIKEFILE prototype keyword
- New EXTDESC keyword to specify file to be used at compile time
- Data structure that can be defined in the result field for EXFMT
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Significantly higher limits for the size of variables
- Size of variables from 64 K to 16 MB
- Number of elements in an array from 32 K to no set limit
- Length of string literals from 1 K to 8 K
- Relaxation of some UCS-2 rules (available starting in V5R3 through PTFs)
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Miscellaneous enhancements
- New TEMPLATE keyword to define field and data structure types
- Reduce module size with OPTION(*NOUNREF)
- PCML can now be stored in the module
ILE COBOL
- National UCS-2 CCSID Support
- Debugging complex OCCURS DEPENDING ON (ODO) arrays
- Improved support for large programs
- Program Call Markup language (PCML) can now be stored in the module
ILE C
- Decimal floating-point support
- Thread local storage support
ILE C++ — Thread local storage support
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For details, refer to the
Hardware requirements
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Software requirements
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March 21, 2008
For ordering, contact:
Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or IBM Americas Call Centers at
800-IBM-CALL
(Reference: AE001).
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IBM continues to focus on the RPG IV compiler for ILE RPG.
ILE RPG V6R1 enhancements
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Ability to run concurrently in multiple threads:
When THREAD(*CONCURRENT) is specified on the Control specification of a module.
- Multiple threads can run in the module at the same time.
- By default, static variables will be defined so that each thread will have its own copy of the static variable.
- Individual variables can be defined to be shared by all threads using STATIC(*ALLTHREAD).
- Individual procedures can be serialized so that only one thread can run them at one time, by specifying SERIALIZE on the Procedure-Begin specification.
- Ability to define a main procedure which does not use the RPG cycle: Using the MAIN keyword on the Control specification, a subprocedure can be identified as the program entry procedure. This allows an RPG application to be developed where none of the modules uses the RPG cycle, and allows an RPG program to be called recursively.
- Files defined in subprocedures: Files can be defined locally in subprocedures. By default, the storage associated with local files is automatic; the file is closed when the subprocedure returns. The STATIC keyword can be used to indicate that the storage associated with the file is static, so that all invocations of the subprocedure will use the same file, and if the file is open when the subprocedure returns, it will remain open for the next call to the subprocedure.
- Qualified record formats: When a file is defined with the QUALIFIED keyword, the record formats are qualified by the file name, MYFILE.MYFMT. I/O is done through data structures.
- Files that can be defined like other files: Using the LIKEFILE keyword, a file can be defined to use the same settings as another File specification, which is important when passing a file as a parameter. I/O to the new file is done through data structures.
- Files passed as parameters: A prototyped parameter can be defined as a File parameter using the LIKEFILE keyword. Any file that is related through the same LIKEFILE definition may be passed as a parameter to the procedure. Within the called procedure or program, all supported operations can be done on the file; I/O is done through data structures.
- EXTDESC keyword and EXTFILE(*EXTDESC): The EXTDESC keyword identifies the file to be used by the compiler at compile time to obtain the external description of the file; the filename is specified as a literal in one of the forms 'LIBNAME/FILENAME' or 'FILENAME'. This removes the need to provide a compile-time override for the file. The EXTFILE keyword is enhanced to allow the special value *EXTDESC, indicating that the file specified by EXTDESC is also to be used at runtime.
- EXTNAME('LIBRARY/FILE'): The EXTNAME keyword is enhanced to allow a literal to specify the library for the external file. EXTNAME('LIBNAME/FILENAME') or EXTNAME('FILENAME') are supported. This removes the need to provide a compile-time override for the file.
- EXFMT with a result data structure: The EXFMT operation is enhanced to allow a data structure to be specified in the result field. The data structure must be defined with usage type*ALL, either as an externally-described data structure for the record format, EXTNAME(file: fmt:*ALL), or using LIKEREC of the record format, LIKEREC(fmt:*ALL).
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Larger limits for character, UCS-2 and graphic variables, and data structures include:
- Data structures can have a size up to 16,773,104.
- Character definitions can have a length up to 16,773,104. (The limit is 4 less for variable length character definitions.)
- UCS-2 definitions can have a length up to 8,386,552 UCS-2 characters. (The limit is 2 less for variable length UCS-2 definitions.)
- Graphic definitions can have a length up to 8,386,552 DBCS characters. (The limit is 2 less for variable length graphic definitions.)
- The VARYING keyword allows a parameter of either 2 or 4 indicating the number of bytes used to hold the length prefix.
- %ADDR(varying : *DATA): The %ADDR built-in function is enhanced to allow *DATA as the second parameter to obtain the address of the data part of a variable length field.
- Larger limit for DIM and OCCURS: An array or multiple-occurrence data structure can have up to 16,773,104 elements, provided that the total size is not greater than 16,773,104.
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Larger limits for character, UCS-2 and graphic literals:
- Character literals can now have a length up to 16,380 characters.
- UCS-2 literals can now have a length up to 8,190 UCS-2 characters.
- Graphic literals can now have a length up to 16,379 double-byte character set(DBCS) characters.
- TEMPLATE keyword for files and definitions: The TEMPLATE keyword can be coded for file and variable definitions to indicate that the name will only be used with the LIKEFILE, LIKE, or LIKEDS keyword to define other files or variables. Template definitions are useful when defining types for prototyped calls, since the compiler only uses them at compile time to help define other files and variables, and does not generate any code related to them. Template data structures can have the INZ keyword coded for the data structure and its subfields, which will ease the use of INZ(*LIKEDS).
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Relaxation of some UCS-2 rules:
The compiler will perform some implicit conversion between character, UCS-2 and graphic values,
making it unnecessary to code %CHAR, %UCS2 or %GRAPH in many cases. This enhancement is also
available through PTFs for V5R3 and V5R4. Implicit conversion is now supported for:
- Assignment using EVAL and EVALR
- Comparison operations in expressions
- Comparison using fixed form operations IFxx, DOUxx, DOWxx, WHxx, CASxx, CABxx, and COMP
Note: Implicit conversion was already supported for the conversion operations MOVE and MOVEL. UCS-2 variables can now be initialized with character or graphic literals without using the %UCS2 built-in function.
- Elimination of unused variables from the compiled object: New values *UNREF and *NOUNREF are added to the OPTION keyword for the CRTBNDRPG and CRTRPGMOD commands, and for the OPTION keyword on the Control specification. The default is *UNREF. *NOUNREF indicates that unreferenced variables should not be generated into the RPG module. This can reduce program size, and if imported variables are not referenced, it can reduce the time taken to bind a module to a program or service program.
- PCML stored in the module: Program Call Markup Language (PCML) can now be stored in the module as well as in a stream file. By using combinations of the PGMINFO command parameter and/or the new PGMINFO keyword for the Control specification, the RPG programmer can choose where the PCML information should go. If the PCML information is placed in the module, it can later be retrieved using the QBNRPII API. This enhancement is also available through PTFs for V5R4, but only through the Control specification keyword.
The focus of the COBOL enhancements is to address customer requirements and language consistency between platform.
ILE Cobol V6R1 enhancements
- National UCS-2 CCSID support: The NTLCCSID parameter is added to the CRTCBLMOD and CRTBNDCBL commands, and to the PROCESS statement, to allow you to specify the UCS-2 CCSID to be used for National data items. With this parameter you can specify a CCSID other than the default 13488, such as CCSID 1200, to be used for National items. This enhancement is also available through PTFs for V5R3 and V5R4.
- Debugging complex OCCURS DEPENDING ON arrays: The system debugger and the client debugger now debugs complex OCCURS DEPENDING ON (ODO) arrays.
- Improved support for large programs: The compiler is enhanced so that larger programs and programs containing a very large number of data items can now be compiled (subject to system limitations). This enhancement is also available through PTFs for V5R3 and V5R4.
- PCML stored in the module: Program Call Markup Language (PCML) can now be stored in the module as well as in a stream file. By using combinations of the PGMINFO command parameter and/or the new PGMINFO option for the PROCESS statement, the COBOL programmer can choose where the PCML information should go. If the PCML information is placed in the module, it can later be retrieved using the QBNRPII API. This enhancement is also available through PTFs for V5R4, but only through the PROCESS statement.
ILE C V6R1 enhancements
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Decimal floating-point support
- Allows floating-point computations to be performed using decimal arithmetic (base 10)
- Avoids potential rounding errors converting binary floating-point data to/from human readable formats
- Conforms to the proposed decimal formats and arithmetic described in the IEEE 754 draft
- Includes support emulated on POWER5™ processors; supported directly in hardware on POWER6™ processors
- Adds support to ILE C compiler and runtime, based on Draft Technical Report 24732 submitted to the ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG14 — Programming Language C committee
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New data types
- _Decimal32, 4 bytes, 7 digits precision, -95/+96 exponent
- _Decimal64, 8 bytes, 16 digits precision, -383/+384 exponent
- _Decimal128, 16 bytes, 34 digits precision, -6143/+6144 exponent
- Includes new decimal floating-point literals: 1.0df, 1.0dd, and 1.0dl
- Converts to/from integers, binary floating-point, packed decimal types
- Includes DECFLTRND option on C compiler commands (CRTCMOD, CRTBNDC) to control compile-time decimal floating-point rounding mode
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Includes new length modifiers for scanf/printf family of functions
- printf("dfp32 value = %HE\n", dfp32)
- printf("dfp64 value = %DE\n", dfp64)
- printf("dfp128 value = %DDE\n", dfp128)
- Includes new strtod32, strtod64, strtod128 APIs defined
- Includes new decimal floating-point macros in float.h and math.h : DEC32_MIN, DEC32_MAX, DEC_INFINITY, DEC_NAN, and so on
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Thread local storage support
- Includes language level support of thread local variables
- Includes similar support to that provided by the POSIX pthread_getspecific and pthread_setspecific APIs, except easier to use and faster, since the support is integrated into the operating system and the language
- Makes threaded programming in i5/OS easier by providing a simple method for restricting access to a variable to a single thread.
- Adds support to ILE C compiler and ILE C++ compiler
- Includes any variable declared with static storage duration can be changed to a thread local variable. This includes global variables and static local variables. Automatic variables cannot be declared as thread local variables.
- Includes ability to declare a thread local variable by adding the __thread storage specifier to the declaration of the variable. The following example contains two thread local variables:
__thread int tl_global = 0;
int threadfunc(void) {
static __thread int tl_static_auto = 0;
...
}
ILE C++ V6R1 enhancements
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Thread local storage support
- Includes language level support of thread local variables
- Includes similar support to that provided by the POSIX pthread_getspecific and pthread_setspecific APIs, except easier to use and faster, since the support is integrated into the operating system and the language
- Makes threaded programming in i5/OS easier by providing a simple method for restricting access to a variable to a single thread.
- Adds support to ILE C compiler and ILE C++ compiler
- Includes any variable declared with static storage duration can be changed to a thread local variable. This includes global variables, static local variables, and static class members in C++. Automatic variables and non-static class member variables cannot be declared as thread local variables.
- Includes the ability to declare a thread local variable by adding the __thread storage specifier to the declaration of the variable. The following example contains two thread local variables:
__thread int tl_global = 0;
int threadfunc(void) {
static __thread int tl_static_auto = 0;
...
}
Accessibility by people with disabilities
A U.S. Section 508 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) containing details on accessibility compliance can be requested at
Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act
IBM WebSphere Development Studio for System i V6R1 is capable as of March 21, 2008, when used in accordance with associated IBM documentation, of satisfying the applicable requirements of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, provided that any assistive technology used with the product properly interoperates with it. A US Section 508 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) can be requested via the IBM Web site at
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WebSphere Development Studio Client for System i, as well as the non-ILE System i compilers and Application Development ToolSet components in WebSphere Development Studio for System i are stabilized. That means IBM will no longer add any new enhancements to these components. Our future investment will focus on our strategic ILE compilers and Eclipse-based application development tools. IBM recommends that customers use the ILE set of compilers. For workstation tools, IBM recommends that customers use the IBM Rational® Developer for System i product.
All statements regarding IBM's plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal
without notice.
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Refer to 208-016 , dated January 29, 2008 (IBM Rational Developer for System i V7.1).
Business Partner information
If you are a Direct Reseller - System Reseller acquiring products from IBM, you may link directly to Business Partner information for this announcement. A PartnerWorld ID and password are required (use IBM ID).
BP Attachment for Announcement Letter 208-013
Trademarks
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Product information is available via the Offering Information Web site
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No publications are shipped with this program.
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Hardware requirements
IBM System i™ models 515, 520, 525, 550, 570, 595, 800, 810, 825, 870, 890, and MMA.
Also supported on Blades model 7998-61X.
Memory and disk space
Option Auxiliary storage
Base 33 MB
Option 60 Workstation Tools 2 MB
ILE compilers
ILE RPG 13 MB
ILE RPG *PRV Compiler 24 MB
ILE COBOL 25 MB
ILE COBOL *PRV Compiler 42 MB
ILE C 76 MB
ILE C++ 56 MB
IXLC for C/C++ .5 MB
The C++ compiler
requires a machine
capable of running
i5/OS™ PASE (option 33
of i5/OS).
Heritage compilers
S/36 Compatible RPG II 7 MB
S/38 Compatible RPG III 4 MB
RPG/400(R) 5 MB
S/36 Compatible COBOL 6 MB
S/38 Compatible COBOL 5 MB
OPM COBOL 7 MB
Application Development ToolSet 21 MB
Software requirements
- WebSphere® Development Studio for System i V6R1 requires i5/OS V6R1 (5761-SS1).
- The C and C++ compilers require "Openness Includes" (option 13 of 5761-SS1). Installing "Openness Includes" is optional for RPG and COBOL. The C++ compiler requires i5/OS PASE (option 33 of 5761-SS1). To use the ixlc shell command, the Qshell interpreter (option 30 of 5761-SS1) must be installed.
- Some components will need additional PTFs. The PTF information is available at
Planning information
Packaging: The program is available on DVD. This program, when downloaded from a Web site, contains the applicable IBM license agreement, and License Information, if appropriate, and will be presented for acceptance at the time of installation of the program. For future reference, the license and License Information will be stored in a directory such as LICENSE.TXT.
Security, auditability, and control
IBM WebSphere Development Studio for System i V6R1 uses the security and auditability features of the i5/OS operating system.
The customer is responsible for evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features, administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application systems and communication facilities.
Software Services
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Charge metric
Program name PID number Charge metric WebSphere Development 5761-WDS Processor-based and Per Studio for System i named user
The pricing structure for WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) is based on the processor group (also known as software machine group or software tier) of the machine on which the program is used and on the number of named users of the program. Each license entitlement contains the processor group and the user quantity. Additional users entitlements may be purchased as needed.
A user of WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) is defined as a named user who is capable of executing the program.
The customer has the option to order any or all of the three WebSphere Development Studio for System i features separately. Each feature is priced differently.
Initial new orders
Customers who acquire a new license are charged a processor price. In addition, the customers are charged for a fixed number of minimum named users. The processor price and the number of minimum users are different for each processor group. The following table shows the number of user quantity in each processor group for initial orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed at the full user price.
Minimum named user quantity
Processor group for initial orders
P05 1
P10 3
P20 4
P30 10
P40 15
P50 20
P60 25
Group-to-group upgrade orders
Customers upgrading from a lower processor group to a higher processor group are charged an upgrade price. In addition, customers are charged for the additional user quantity to get to the minimum user quantity at the processor level that they are upgrading to. If the total number of user quantity purchased before the upgrade has exceeded that minimum user quantity at the processor level customers are upgrading to, IBM will honor their existing entitlement. If customers want to downgrade to a lower processor group, no credits are allowed. Additional users may be purchased as needed at the full user price.
Version-to-version upgrade orders
Entitled customers with an active System i SW Maintenance or SW subscription contract can upgrade to the features of WebSphere Development Studio for System i (5761-WDS) according to the functions that they have previously purchased. If they upgrade to V6R1, they can obtain entitlement to a number of named users. The following table shows the number of entitled user quantity in each processor group for version-to-version upgrade orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed at the full user price.
Entitled named user quantity for
Processor group version-to-version upgrade orders
P05 10
P10 15
P20 25
P30 40
P40 60
P50 80
P60 100
Entitled customers can still optionally order WebSphere Development Studio Client for System i V7.0 in V6R1. The 5761-WDS no-charge feature to place the order is 2658.
The following products can upgrade to the 5761-WDS ILE compilers feature:
- 5769-WDS.
- 5722-WDS.
- 5769-CX2.
- 5769-CX5.
- 5769-RG1.
- 5769-CB1.
- 5799-GPC (priced upgrade).
- 5799-GPB (priced upgrade).
- 5799-GTJ (priced upgrade) — This prpq can upgrade to only one of the three 5761-WDS price features.
- 5799-GPC, 5799-GPB and 5799-GTJ upgrades — Charged a discounted processor price. In addition, they are charged for a fixed number of minimum named users. The minimum user quantity charged is the same as in the initial orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed.
The following products can upgrade to the 5761-WDS Heritage compilers feature:
- 5769-WDS.
- 5722-WDS.
- 5769-CX2.
- 5769-CX5.
- 5769-RG1.
- 5769-CB1.
- 5799-GPB (priced upgrade).
- 5799-GTJ (priced upgrade) — This prpq can upgrade to only one of the three 5761-WDS price features.
- 5799-GPB and 5799-GTJ upgrades — Charged a discounted processor price. In addition, they are charged for a fixed number of minimum named users. The minimum user quantity charged is the same as in the initial orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed.
The following products can upgrade to the 5761-WDS Application Development ToolSet (ADTS) feature:
- 5769-WDS.
- 5722-WDS.
- 5769-PW1.
- 5769-CL3.
- 5799-GPB (priced upgrade).
- 5799-GTJ (priced upgrade) — This prpq can upgrade to only one of the three 5761-WDS price features.
- 5799-GPB and 5799-GTJ upgrades — Charged a discounted processor price. In addition, they are charged for a fixed number of minimum named users. The minimum user quantity charged is the same as in the initial orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed.
The ILE compilers feature is included with some System i hardware editions. These customers are charged a discounted processor price. In addition, they are charged for a fixed number of minimum named users. The minimum user quantity charged is the same as in the initial orders. Additional users may be purchased as needed.
WebSphere Development for System i — Base feature
Charge features
Initial order
5761-WDS Base feature OTC Base feature 1482 Supply features V6R1 5761-WDS Base feature 5819 Other features ePOE Upg Reg User Base feature 2001
WebSphere Development for System i — ILE Compilers feature
Charge features
Initial order
5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 ILE Compilers feature 1568 P10 ILE Compilers feature 1569 P20 ILE Compilers feature 1571 P30 ILE Compilers feature 1574 P40 ILE Compilers feature 1578 P50 ILE Compilers feature 1583 P60 ILE Compilers feature 1589 Obtained with HW P05 ILE Compilers feature 1596 Obtained with HW P10 ILE Compilers feature 1597 Obtained with HW P20 ILE Compilers feature 1599 Per User OTC ILE Compilers feature 1602
Upgrade order
From: 5769-WDS To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1541 P10 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1542 P20 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1543 P30 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1701 P40 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1702 P50 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1703 P60 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1704 Per User Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1762 From: 5769-CX2 To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1544 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1545 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1546 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1705 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1706 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1707 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1708 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to ILE Compilers feature 1759 From: 5722-WDS To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1547 P10 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1548 P20 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1549 P30 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1709 P40 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1710 P50 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1711 P60 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1712 Per User Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ILE Compilers feature 1757 From: 5799-GPC To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1550 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1551 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1552 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1713 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1714 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1715 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GPC to ILE Compilers feature 1716 From: 5769-RG1 To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1553 P10 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1554 P20 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1555 P30 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1717 P40 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1718 P50 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1719 P60 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1720 Per User Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to ILE Compilers feature 1761 From: 5769-CB1 To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1556 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1557 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1558 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1721 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1722 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1723 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1724 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to ILE Compilers feature 1758 From: 5769-CX5 To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1559 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1560 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1561 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1725 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1726 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1727 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1728 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to ILE Compilers feature 1760 From: 5799-GTJ To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1562 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1563 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1564 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1729 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1730 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1731 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ILE Compilers feature 1732 From: 5799-GPB To: 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1565 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1566 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1567 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1733 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1734 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1735 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ILE Compilers feature 1736
Group-to-group upgrades
Upgrade description OTC P05-P10 ILE Compilers feature 1570 P05-P20 ILE Compilers feature 1572 P05-P30 ILE Compilers feature 1575 P05-P40 ILE Compilers feature 1579 P05-P50 ILE Compilers feature 1584 P05-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1590 P10-P20 ILE Compilers feature 1573 P10-P30 ILE Compilers feature 1576 P10-P40 ILE Compilers feature 1580 P10-P50 ILE Compilers feature 1585 P10-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1591 P20-P30 ILE Compilers feature 1577 P20-P40 ILE Compilers feature 1581 P20-P50 ILE Compilers feature 1586 P20-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1592 P30-P40 ILE Compilers feature 1582 P30-P50 ILE Compilers feature 1587 P30-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1593 P40-P50 ILE Compilers feature 1588 P40-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1594 P50-P60 ILE Compilers feature 1595 w/HW P05 -- P10 ILE Compilers feature 1598 w/HW P05 -- P20 ILE Compilers feature 1600 w/HW P10 -- P20 ILE Compilers feature 1601 Supply features V6R1 5761-WDS ILE Compilers feature 5911 Other features ePOE Upg Reg User ILE Compilers feature 2101 ePOE Upg Reg P05 ILE Compilers feature 2105 ePOE Upg Reg P10 ILE Compilers feature 2110 ePOE Upg Reg P20 ILE Compilers feature 2120 ePOE Upg Reg P30 ILE Compilers feature 2130 ePOE Upg Reg P40 ILE Compilers feature 2140 ePOE Upg Reg P50 ILE Compilers feature 2150 ePOE Upg Reg P60 ILE Compilers feature 2160
WebSphere Development for System i — Heritage Compilers feature
Charge features
Initial order
5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Heritage Compilers feature 1483 P10 Heritage Compilers feature 1484 P20 Heritage Compilers feature 1486 P30 Heritage Compilers feature 1489 P40 Heritage Compilers feature 1493 P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1498 P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1504 Per User OTC Heritage Compilers feature 1511
Upgrade order
From: 5769-WDS To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1652 P10 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1653 P20 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1654 P30 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1655 P40 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1656 P50 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1657 P60 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1658 Per User Upg OTC 5769-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1756 From: 5769-CX2 To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1617 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1618 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1619 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1620 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1621 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1622 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1623 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CX2 to Heritage Compilers feature 1753 From: 5722-WDS To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1624 P10 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1625 P20 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1626 P30 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1627 P40 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1628 P50 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1629 P60 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1630 Per user Upg OTC 5722-WDS to Heritage Compilers feature 1751 From: 5769-RG1 To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1631 P10 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1632 P20 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1633 P30 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1634 P40 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1635 P50 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1636 P60 Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1637 Per User Upg OTC 5769-RG1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1755 From: 5769-CB1 To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1645 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1646 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1647 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1648 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1649 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1650 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1651 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CB1 to Heritage Compilers feature 1752 From: 5769-CX5 To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1610 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1611 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1612 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1613 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1614 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1615 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1616 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CX5 to Heritage Compilers feature 1754 From: 5799-GTJ To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1603 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1604 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1605 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1606 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1607 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1608 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to Heritage Compilers feature 1609 From: 5799-GPB To: 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1638 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1639 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1640 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1641 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1642 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1643 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to Heritage Compilers feature 1644
Group-to-group upgrades
Upgrade description OTC P05-P10 Heritage Compilers feature 1485 P05-P20 Heritage Compilers feature 1487 P05-P30 Heritage Compilers feature 1490 P05-P40 Heritage Compilers feature 1494 P05-P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1499 P05-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1505 P10-P20 Heritage Compilers feature 1488 P10-P30 Heritage Compilers feature 1491 P10-P40 Heritage Compilers feature 1495 P10-P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1500 P10-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1506 P20-P30 Heritage Compilers feature 1492 P20-P40 Heritage Compilers feature 1496 P20-P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1501 P20-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1507 P30-P40 Heritage Compilers feature 1497 P30-P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1502 P30-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1508 P40-P50 Heritage Compilers feature 1503 P40-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1509 P50-P60 Heritage Compilers feature 1510 Supply features V6R1 5761-WDS Heritage Compilers feature 5912 Other features ePOE Upg Reg User Heritage Compilers feature 2201 ePOE Upg Reg P05 Heritage Compilers feature 2205 ePOE Upg Reg P10 Heritage Compilers feature 2210 ePOE Upg Reg P20 Heritage Compilers feature 2220 ePOE Upg Reg P30 Heritage Compilers feature 2230 ePOE Upg Reg P40 Heritage Compilers feature 2240 ePOE Upg Reg P50 Heritage Compilers feature 2250 ePOE Upg Reg P60 Heritage Compilers feature 2260
WebSphere Development for System i — ADTS feature
Charge features
Initial order
5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 ADTS feature 1512 P10 ADTS feature 1513 P20 ADTS feature 1515 P30 ADTS feature 1518 P40 ADTS feature 1522 P50 ADTS feature 1527 P60 ADTS feature 1533 Per User OTC ADTS feature 1540 Upgrade order From: 5769-WDS To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1694 P10 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1695 P20 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1696 P30 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1697 P40 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1698 P50 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1699 P60 Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1700 Per User Upg OTC 5769-WDS to ADTS feature 1750 From: 5722-WDS To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1680 P10 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1681 P20 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1682 P30 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1683 P40 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1684 P50 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1685 P60 Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1686 Per User Upg OTC 5722-WDS to ADTS feature 1747 From: 5799-GTJ To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1673 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1674 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1675 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1676 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1677 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1678 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GTJ to ADTS feature 1679 From: 5799-GPB To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1666 P10 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1667 P20 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1668 P30 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1669 P40 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1670 P50 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1671 P60 Upg OTC 5799-GPB to ADTS feature 1672 From: 5769-CL3 To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1659 P10 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1660 P20 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1661 P30 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1662 P40 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1663 P50 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1664 P60 Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1665 Per User Upg OTC 5769-CL3 to ADTS feature 1748 From: 5769-PW1 To: 5761-WDS ADTS feature OTC P05 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1687 P10 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1688 P20 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1689 P30 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1690 P40 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1691 P50 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1692 P60 Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1693 Per User Upg OTC 5769-PW1 to ADTS feature 1749 Group-to-group upgrades Upgrade description OTC P05-P10 ADTS feature 1514 P05-P20 ADTS feature 1516 P05-P30 ADTS feature 1519 P05-P40 ADTS feature 1523 P05-P50 ADTS feature 1528 P05-P60 ADTS feature 1534 P10-P20 ADTS feature 1517 P10-P30 ADTS feature 1520 P10-P40 ADTS feature 1524 P10-P50 ADTS feature 1529 P10-P60 ADTS feature 1535 P20-P30 ADTS feature 1521 P20-P40 ADTS feature 1525 P20-P50 ADTS feature 1530 P20-P60 ADTS feature 1536 P30-P40 ADTS feature 1526 P30-P50 ADTS feature 1531 P30-P60 ADTS feature 1537 P40-P50 ADTS feature 1532 P40-P60 ADTS feature 1538 P50-P60 ADTS feature 1539 Supply features V6R1 5761-WDS ADTS feature 5913 Other features ePOE Upg Reg User ADTS feature 2301 ePOE Upg Reg P05 ADTS feature 2305 ePOE Upg Reg P10 ADTS feature 2310 ePOE Upg Reg P20 ADTS feature 2320 ePOE Upg Reg P30 ADTS feature 2330 ePOE Upg Reg P40 ADTS feature 2340 ePOE Upg Reg P50 ADTS feature 2350 ePOE Upg Reg P60 ADTS feature 2360
Other chargeable features
Special delivery features
Feature
number
Expedite -- Customer Expense 3446
No-charge features
Feature
number
5761-WDS -- WDSC V7.0 supply feature 2658
(not available for initial new orders)
Special delivery features
Electronic SW Delivery 3450
Ship Media Only 3470
Ship Documentation Only 3471
Language features
English U/L SBCS Primary 2924 English U/C DBCS Primary 2938 English U/L DBCS Primary 2984
Manufacturing features
LPAR System Indicator 3441
Other features
SW Key 1st MT Digit V6 4001 SW Key 2nd MT Digit V6 4002 SW Key 3rd MT Digit V6 4003 SW Key 4th MT Digit V6 4004 SW Key 1st CPU Digit V6 4005 SW Key 2nd CPU Digit V6 4006 SW Key 3rd CPU Digit V6 4007 SW Key 4th CPU Digit V6 4008 SW Key 5th CPU Digit V6 4009 SW Key 6th CPU Digit V6 4010 SW Key 7th CPU Digit V6 4011 5372-IS5 Software preload support ILE Compilers (5761-WDS) 1550 Heritage Compilers (5761-WDS) 1551 ADTS (5761-WDS) 1552 5733-ITL Temporary license for System i ILE Compilers (5761-WDS) 5902 Heritage Compilers (5761-WDS) 5903 ADTS (5761-WDS) 5904 5733-NKY i5/OS remove key and ePOEs ILE Compilers -- Processor (5761-WDS) 2648 ILE Compilers -- User (5761-WDS) 2652 Heritage Compilers -- Processor (5761-WDS) 2649 Heritage Compilers -- User (5761-WDS) 2653 ADTS -- Processor (5761-WDS) 2650 ADTS -- User (5761-WDS) 2654
This software license includes Software Maintenance, previously referred to as Software Subscription
and Technical Support.
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The information provided in this announcement letter is for reference and convenience purposes only. The terms and conditions that govern any transaction with IBM are contained in the applicable contract documents such as the IBM International Program License Agreement, IBM International Passport Advantage® Agreement, and the IBM Agreement for Acquisition of Software Maintenance.
Licensing: IBM International Program License Agreement including the License Information (LI) document and Proof of Entitlement (PoE) govern your use of the program. PoEs are required for all authorized use.
This software license includes Software Maintenance, previously referred to as Software Subscription and Technical Support.
Agreement for Acquisition of Software Maintenance: The IBM Agreement for Acquisition of Software Maintenance (Z125-6011) agreement applies for maintenance and does not require customer signatures.
Limited warranty: Yes
Limited warranty: IBM warrants that when the program is used in the specified operating environment, it will conform to its specifications. The warranty applies only to the unmodified portion of the program. IBM does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation of the program or that IBM will correct all program defects. You are responsible for the results obtained from the use of the program.
IBM provides you with access to IBM databases containing information on known program defects, defect corrections, restrictions, and bypasses at no additional charge. Consult the IBM Software Support Guide for further information at
IBM will maintain this information for at least one year after the original licensee acquires the program (warranty period).
Program technical support: Technical support of a program product will be available for a minimum of three years from the general availability date, as long as your Software Maintenance is in effect. This technical support allows you to obtain assistance (via telephone or electronic means) from IBM for product-specific, task-oriented questions regarding the installation and operation of the program product. Software Maintenance also provides you with access to updates, releases, and versions of the program. You will be notified, via announcement letter, of discontinuance of support with 12 months' notice. If you require additional technical support from IBM, including an extension of support beyond the discontinuance date, contact your IBM representative or IBM Business Partner. This extension may be available for a fee.
Money-back guarantee: If for any reason you are dissatisfied with the program and you are the original licensee, you may obtain a refund of the amount you paid for it, if within 30 days of your invoice date you return the program and its PoE to the party from whom you obtained it. If you downloaded the program, you may contact the party from whom you acquired it for instructions on how to obtain the refund.
For clarification, note that for programs acquired under any of IBM's On/Off Capacity on Demand (On/Off CoD) software offerings, this term does not apply since these offerings apply to programs already acquired and in use by you.
Authorization for use on home/portable computer: You may not copy and use this program on another computer without paying additional license fees.
Other terms
Volume orders (IVO): Yes. Contact your IBM representative.
Passport Advantage applies: No
Usage restriction: Yes
Software Maintenance applies: Yes. All distributed software licenses include Software Maintenance (Software Subscription and Technical Support) for a period of 12 months from the date of acquisition, providing a streamlined way to acquire IBM software and assure technical support coverage for all licenses. Extending coverage for a total of three years from date of acquisition may be elected.
While your Software Maintenance is in effect, IBM provides you assistance for your routine, short duration installation and usage (how-to) questions, and code-related questions. IBM provides assistance via telephone and, if available, electronic access, only to your information systems (IS) technical support personnel during the normal business hours (published prime shift hours) of your IBM support center. (This assistance is not available to your end users.) IBM provides Severity 1 assistance 24 hours a day, every day of the year. For additional details, consult your IBM Software Support Guide at
Software Maintenance does not include assistance for the design and development of applications, your use of programs in other than their specified operating environment, or failures caused by products for which IBM is not responsible under this agreement.
For more information about the Passport Advantage Agreement, visit the Passport Advantage Web site at
IBM Operational Support Services — SoftwareXcel: No
System i Software Maintenance applies: Yes
Variable charges apply: Yes
Educational allowance available
Yes. A 15% education allowance applies to qualified education
institution customers.
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IBM has transformed its delivery of hardware and software support services to help you achieve higher system availability. Electronic Services is a Web-enabled solution that offers an exclusive, no-additional-charge enhancement to the service and support available for IBM servers. These services are designed to provide the opportunity for greater system availability with faster problem resolution and preemptive monitoring. Electronic Services comprises two separate, but complementary, elements: Electronic Services news page and Electronic Services Agent.
The Electronic Services news page is a single Internet entry point that replaces the multiple entry points traditionally used to access IBM Internet services and support. The news page enables you to gain easier access to IBM resources for assistance in resolving technical problems.
The Electronic Service Agent™ is no-additional-charge software that resides on your server. It monitors events and transmits system inventory information to IBM on a periodic, client-defined timetable. The Electronic Service Agent automatically reports hardware problems to IBM. Early knowledge about potential problems enables IBM to deliver proactive service that may result in higher system availability and performance. In addition, information collected through the Service Agent is made available to IBM service support representatives when they help answer your questions or diagnose problems. Installation and use of IBM Electronic Service Agent for problem reporting enables IBM to provide better support and service for your IBM server.
To learn how Electronic Services can work for you, visit
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5761-WDS IBM WEBSP DEVELOPMENT STUDIO FEATURE DESCRIPTION Price WDS IBM WEBSP DEVELOPMENT STUDIO N/C 1482 BASE FEATURE $ 0 1483 P05 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1484 P10 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1485 P05-P10 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1486 P20 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1487 P05-P20 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1488 P10-P20 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1489 P30 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1490 P05-P30 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1491 P10-P30 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1492 P20-P30 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1493 P40 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1494 P05-P40 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1495 P10-P40 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1496 P20-P40 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1497 P30-P40 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1498 P50 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1499 P05-P50 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1500 P10-P50 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1501 P20-P50 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1502 P30-P50 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1503 P40-P50 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1504 P60 HERITAGE COMPILER 0 1505 P05-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1506 P10-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1507 P20-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1508 P30-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1509 P40-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1510 P50-P60 HERITAGE COMPILERS 0 1511 PER USER HERITAGE COMPILER 1,295 1512 P05 ADTS 0 1513 P10 ADTS 0 1514 P05-P10 ADTS 0 1515 P20 ADTS 0 1516 P05-P20 ADTS 0 1517 P10-P20 ADTS 0 1518 P30 ADTS 0 1519 P05-P30 ADTS 0 1520 P10-P30 ADTS 0 1521 P20-P30 ADTS 0 1522 P40 ADTS 0 1523 P05-P40 ADTS 0 1524 P10-P40 ADTS 0 1525 P20-P40 ADTS 0 1526 P30-P40 ADTS 0 1527 P50 ADTS 0 1528 P05-P50 ADTS 0 1529 P10-P50 ADTS 0 1530 P20-P50 ADTS 0 1531 P30-P50 ADTS 0 1532 P40-P50 ADTS 0 1533 P60 ADTS 0 1534 P05-P60 ADTS 0 1535 P10-P60 ADTS 0 1536 P20-P60 ADTS 0 1537 P30-P60 ADTS 0 1538 P40-P60 ADTS 0 1539 P50-P60 ADTS 0 1540 PER USER ADTS 795 1541 P05 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1542 P10 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1543 P20 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1544 P05 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1545 P10 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1546 P20 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1547 P05 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1548 P10 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1549 P20 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1550 P05 UPG 5799GTC TO ILE COMP 0 1551 P10 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1552 P20 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1553 P05 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1554 P10 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1555 P20 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1556 P05 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1557 P10 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1558 P20 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1559 P05 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1560 P10 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1561 P20 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1562 P05 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1563 P10 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1564 P20 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1565 P05 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1566 P10 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1567 P20 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1568 P05 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1569 P10 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1570 P05-P10 ILE COMPILER 0 1571 P20 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1572 P05-P20 ILE COMPILER 0 1573 P10-P20 ILE COMPILER 0 1574 P30 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1575 P05-P30 ILE COMPILER 0 1576 P10-P30 ILE COMPILER 0 1577 P20-P30 ILE COMPILER 0 1578 P40 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1579 P05-P40 ILE COMPILER 0 1580 P10-P40 ILE COMPILER 0 1581 P20-P40 ILE COMPILER 0 1582 P30-P40 ILE COMPILER 0 1583 P50 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1584 P05-P50 ILE COMPILER 0 1585 P10-P50 ILE COMPILER 0 1586 P20-P50 ILE COMPILER 0 1587 P30-P50 ILE COMPILER 0 1588 P40-P50 ILE COMPILER 0 1589 P60 ILE COMPILER FEATURE 0 1590 P05-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1591 P10-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1592 P20-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1593 P30-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1594 P40-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1595 P50-P60 ILE COMPILER 0 1596 OBTAINED W HW P05 ILE COMP 0 1597 OBTAINED W HW P10 ILE COMP 0 1598 W/HW P05-P10 ILE COMPILER 0 1599 OBTAINED W HW P20 ILE COMP 0 1600 W/HW P05-P20 ILE COMPILER 0 1601 W/HW P10-P20 ILE COMPILER 0 1602 PER USER ILE COMPILER 1,795 1603 P05 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1604 P10 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1605 P20 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1606 P30 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1607 P40 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1608 P50 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1609 P60 UPG 5799GTJ TO HRTG COMP 0 1610 P05 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1611 P10 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1612 P20 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1613 P30 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1614 P40 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1615 P50 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1616 P60 UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG COMP 0 1617 P05 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1618 P10 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1619 P20 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1620 P30 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1621 P40 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1622 P50 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1623 P60 UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG COMP 0 1624 P05 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1625 P10 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1626 P20 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1627 P30 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1628 P40 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1629 P50 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1630 P60 UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1631 P05 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1632 P10 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1633 P20 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1634 P30 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1635 P40 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1636 P50 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1637 P60 UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1638 P05 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1639 P10 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1640 P20 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1641 P30 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1642 P40 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1643 P50 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1644 P60 UPG 5799GPB TO HRTG COMP 0 1645 P05 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1646 P10 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1647 P20 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1648 P30 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1649 P40 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1650 P50 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1651 P60 UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG COMP 0 1652 P05 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1653 P10 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1654 P20 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1655 P30 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1656 P40 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1657 P50 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1658 P60 UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG COMP 0 1659 P05 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1660 P10 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1661 P20 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1662 P30 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1663 P40 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1664 P50 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1665 P60 UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1666 P05 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1667 P10 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1668 P20 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1669 P30 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1670 P40 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1671 P50 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1672 P60 UPG 5799GPB TO ADTS 0 1673 P05 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1674 P10 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1675 P20 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1676 P30 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1677 P40 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1678 P50 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1679 P60 UPG 5799GTJ TO ADTS 0 1680 P05 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1681 P10 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1682 P20 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1683 P30 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1684 P40 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1685 P50 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1686 P60 UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1687 P05 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1688 P10 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1689 P20 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1690 P30 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1691 P40 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1692 P50 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1693 P60 UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1694 P05 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1695 P10 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1696 P20 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1697 P30 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1698 P40 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1699 P50 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1700 P60 UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1701 P30 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1702 P40 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1703 P50 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1704 P60 UPG 5769WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1705 P30 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1706 P40 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1707 P50 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1708 P60 UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE COMP 0 1709 P30 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1710 P40 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1711 P50 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1712 P60 UPG 5722WDS TO ILE COMP 0 1713 P30 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1714 P40 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1715 P50 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1716 P60 UPG 5799GPC TO ILE COMP 0 1717 P30 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1718 P40 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1719 P50 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1720 P60 UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE COMP 0 1721 P30 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1722 P40 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1723 P50 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1724 P60 UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE COMP 0 1725 P30 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1726 P40 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1727 P50 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1728 P60 UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE COMP 0 1729 P30 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1730 P40 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1731 P50 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1732 P60 UPG 5799GTJ TO ILE COMP 0 1733 P30 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1734 P40 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1735 P50 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1736 P60 UPG 5799GPB TO ILE COMP 0 1747 PER USER UPG 5722WDS TO ADTS 0 1748 PER USER UPG 5769CL3 TO ADTS 0 1749 PER USER UPG 5769PW1 TO ADTS 0 1750 PER USER UPG 5769WDS TO ADTS 0 1751 PER USER UPG 5722WDS TO HRTG 0 1752 PER USER UPG 5769CB1 TO HRTG 0 1753 PER USER UPG 5769CX2 TO HRTG 0 1754 PER USER UPG 5769CX5 TO HRTG 0 1755 PER USER UPG 5769RG1 TO HRTG 0 1756 PER USER UPG 5769WDS TO HRTG 0 1757 PER USER UPG 5722WDS TO ILE 0 1758 PER USER UPG 5769CB1 TO ILE 0 1759 PER USER UPG 5769CX2 TO ILE 0 1760 PER USER UPG 5769CX5 TO ILE 0 1761 PER USER UPG 5769RG1 TO ILE 0 1762 PER USER UPG 5769WDS TO ILE 0 1813 W PWR 520 ED WDS - ILE COMP 900 1814 W PWR 520 ED WDS - HRTG COMP 550 1815 W PWR 520 ED WDS - ADTS 250 2001 EPOE UPG REG USER BASE FEATURE N/C 2101 EPOE UPG REG USER COMPILERS N/C 2105 EPOE UPG REG P05 COMPILERS N/C 2110 EPOE UPG REG P10 COMPILERS N/C 2120 EPOE UPG REG P20 COMPILERS N/C 2130 EPOE UPG REG P30 COMPILERS N/C 2140 EPOE UPG REG P40 COMPILERS N/C 2150 EPOE UPG REG P50 COMPILERS N/C 2160 EPOE UPG REG P60 COMPILERS N/C 2201 EPOE UPG REG USER HERITAGE N/C 2205 EPOE UPG REG P05 HERITAGE N/C 2210 EPOE UPG REG P10 HERITAGE N/C 2220 EPOE UPG REG P20 HERITAGE N/C 2230 EPOE UPG REG P30 HERITAGE N/C 2240 EPOE UPG REG P40 HERITAGE N/C 2250 EPOE UPG REG P50 HERITAGE N/C 2260 EPOE UPG REG P60 HERITAGE N/C 2301 EPOE UPG REG USER ADTS FEATURE N/C 2305 EPOE UPG REG P05 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2310 EPOE UPG REG P10 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2320 EPOE UPG REG P20 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2330 EPOE UPG REG P30 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2340 EPOE UPG REG P40 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2350 EPOE UPG REG P50 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2360 EPOE UPG REG P60 ADTS FEATURE N/C 2658 5761-WDS - WDSC V7.0 SUPPLY N/C 2924 ENGLISH U/L SBCS PRIMARY N/C 2938 ENGLISH U/C DBCS PRIMARY N/C 2984 ENGLISH U/L DBCS PRIMARY N/C 3441 LPAR SYSTEM INDICATOR N/C 3446 CUSTOMER EXPEDITE CHARGE 30 3450 SATELLITE ELECTRONIC DELIVERY N/C 3470 SHIP MEDIA ONLY N/C 3471 SHIP DOCUMENTATION ONLY N/C 4001 SW KEY 1ST MT DIGIT V6 N/C 4002 SW KEY 2ND MT DIGIT V6 N/C 4003 SW KEY 3RD MT DIGIT V6 N/C 4004 SW KEY 4TH MT DIGIT V6 N/C 4005 SW KEY 1ST CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4006 SW KEY 2ND CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4007 SW KEY 3RD CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4008 SW KEY 4TH CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4009 SW KEY 5TH CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4010 SW KEY 6TH CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 4011 SW KEY 7TH CPU DIGIT V6 N/C 5819 V6R1 5761-WDS BASE FEATURE N/C 5911 V6R1 5761-WDS ILE COMPILERS N/C 5912 V6R1 5761WDS HERITAGE COMPILER N/C 5913 V6R1 5761-WDS ADTS FEATURE N/C
Variable charges: The applicable processor-based one-time charge will be based on the group of the designated machine on which the program is licensed for use. If the program is designated to a processor in a group for which no charge is listed, the charge of the next higher group listed applies. For movement to a machine in a higher group, an upgrade charge equal to the difference in the then-current charges between the two groups will apply. For movement to a machine in a lower group, there will be no adjustment or refund of charges paid.
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