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opentelemetry

It will be best when Adabas will support opentelemetry
Hezi Shirazi over 1 year ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 0 Planned

In nucleus log list details about the used license files (ADA, WCP, ...)

Usefull to be able to see the loaded license files for the session.
Mogens Lundqvist 10 months ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 0 Planned

improvements when Adabas Cluster failover occurs

NOTE: we cant use Adabas Clustering in a production environments. The issue is from the Natural client side when it connects to Adabas. In Natparm the DB connection points to three nodes, A B and C. When node A gets abruptly stopped the Adabas cli...
Chris Williams 11 months ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas Cluster (ADC) 1 New

Stored procedure and triggers (LUW)

the trigger function is not available in Adabas on LUW. We want to execute actions if the content of an adabas field is changed. --- Rerouting to Linux. Was: LUW
Guest over 4 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) / Re-Hosting 0 Future consideration

Adarep free_space to show free percentage.

The adarep free_space list should at the end show the amount and percentage of combined free space in the container - like shown in the attached file. This would save me time when checking that none of the many databases risk running full.
Bjarne Sørensen almost 2 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 0 New

Cross Platform Convert (PLOG Solaris to Linux)

If possible, we would like to generate a Solaris (Spark) to Linux PLOG converter, so that these files can be read from Linux, just as we can process the files generated with the Backup utility.
Lourdes Camarero de Diego over 1 year ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 1 Not in Plan

Long-Alpha field support in Replicator

“ADABAS currently supports Long-Alpha fields. We are now using Replicator to replicate from our Adabas files into Sql Server tables. Unfortunately at this time, Replicator does not seem to support replicating the long alpha fields. We would like t...
David Wilbur over 3 years ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas (ADA-zOS) / Event Replicator Server (ARF) 0 New

Support server names and userid’s longer than 8 characters in display

Customer got Windows server names longer than 8 characters and in many cases they only differ beyond the 8th character. Also user id’s longer than 8 characters may be used. This makes it impossible to distinguish between the sessions in displays...
Mogens Lundqvist over 4 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) / Usability 0 Planned

Avoid database corruption by second nucleus start.

If the database resides in remote or mirrored disks - it could happen that a second nucleus comes up on the same database container files and does an autorestart which will corrupt the database. Introduce fail-safe measures to detect and avoid thi...
Bjarne Sørensen almost 4 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 3 Under development

Add deletes in ISN-specific initial state.

When performing an initial state based on a list of ISN's - typically the use case is to bring the target up-to-date for the listed records. Unfortunately, this synchronization will only work for inserts and updates - not for deletes. I suggest to...
Bjarne Sørensen about 1 year ago in Adabas for z/OS / Event Replicator Server (ARF) 0 Under Review
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