When you use a higher level of the zSecure Alert configuration
interface than the one used for the alert configurations present in
your configuration data set, the following panel is displayed: Figure 1. Setup Alert panel: Upgrading zSecure Alert
zSecure - Setup - Alert
UPGRADE process about to start for C2R.IP01.C2PCUST
Warning: The current zSecure Alert data set was created using downlevel
panels. There might still be a downlevel zSecure Alert using it. After
upgrade, a downlevel zSecure Alert can no longer use this data set and
customization will only be possible from the zSecure Alert release 1.12.0
(or newer) User Interface.
The following downlevel table has been found:
User interface level : 1.11.0
Table name : C2PIUACD
Creation date : 2011/03/08
Last change date : 2012/05/10
Last change time : 08:49:01
Last changed by : ALERTU1
Select upgrade option
3 1. Upgrade from downlevel table
2. Create new table
3. Cancel upgrade process.
You can choose the following upgrade options:
1 - Upgrade from downlevel table
The Alert configurations are stored in ISPF tables. Choose this option if you decide to maintain
your old configuration with the alerts selected and destinations for each alert. The old
configuration tables will be converted to new format tables. If one of the configuration steps
requires additional information, it can be set to the status of Req instead of the
desired state of OK. In this case, you must provide this information by using the
corresponding action command. Configuration step Ver, which means verify your
configuration, can always be set to Req, which means "required," to refresh the
alert code. After selecting this option, you can no longer configure zSecure Alert with an earlier level
ISPF interface.
2 - Create new table
Select this option when you do not want to keep your old configuration. A clean configuration is
in use and you must perform all configuration steps; that means all configuration steps have status
Req. As with option 1, you can no longer configure zSecure Alert with an earlier level
ISPF interface.
3 - Cancel upgrade process
Select this option when you have not yet upgraded all systems
that share the configuration data set to the current software level.