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Natural RPC - Buffer pool closing procedure

Having defined a NTBPI macro with: GBP, SEQ=0 and LBP, SEQ=1, if GBP is closed while the Natural sesión is active, Natural attemps to connect the LBP. But for a Natural RPC it doesn't work in the same way. In our installation we have configured AL...
Jose Dario Rudz 10 days ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 0 New

Correct display of "Unused Blocks" in Display File Layout with SYSAOS or ADAREP

The information on UNUSED BLOCKS of Adabas file components like AC, UI, NI or DS displayed in SYSAOS as well as with ADAREP does not reflect the real situation regarding free blocks. What is shown instead is the number of blocks never used since...
Tatjana Sawtschenko 7 months ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas (ADA-zOS) 0 New

Support automatic struct of source when saved

Make NaturalONE "struct" the source whenever it is saved, like if the stuct command was given just before the source was saved. This struct command should of cause support stuct=on and struct=off in the source. To be supported by a switch to switc...
Jesper Orland 3 months ago in NaturalONE / NaturalONE (ONE) 0 Under Review

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 about 1 month ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas Cluster (ADC) 0 New

support NaturalHA client with NWO on z/OS

From SoftwareAG:" To run the NHA Client against an NWO Server on the mainframe is not supported currently and was not part of the expected use case." We are currently migrating away from our Mainframe to Linux and we want to use the same client (N...
Chris Williams 4 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / High Availability / Natural (NAT) 0 Planned

Higher precision for *CPU-TIME

We need a higher precision for *CPU-TIME so that we can determine the CPU time consumed by individual RPC requests in a batch RPC server. The vast majority of our transactions are faster than 10ms. We currently do this using an assembler program, ...
Alexander Schuster about 1 month ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 2 Planned

Enhance Hyperdescriptor Exit for Natural Mainframe Server to cover other areas too

With Natural 9.1.2 we introduced a hyperdescriptor exit NATHX15 to improve the performance when reading Natural object names on a Mainframe server.This exit was enhanced with Natural 9.2.1 to also fast read Natural library names. It should be cons...
Stefan Diehl 3 months ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) / Natural Development Server (NDV) / Utilities 0 Planned

It will be best when Natural will support opentelemetry

It will be best when Natural will support opentelemetry
Hezi Shirazi 9 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 1 Under Review

LBP above the Bar

Right now we are limited in the space in memory between the "line"- 16m and the "bar" (2G) The ECSA is full and our LBP's are maxed out. We have put our LFIOP up above the bar, but that makes relatively little difference. It seems like time to be ...
Guest over 3 years ago in Adabas for z/OS / Adabas (ADA-zOS) / Scalability 2 Under development

Command interface to LIST XREF in a subprogram

Just like SYSMAIN has a MAINUSER subprogram interface for direct commands, it would be very useful to have the same for LIST XREF. Right now, we are limited to accessing SYSDIC ourselves, using TEST DBLOG to figure out how you guys do it, then cop...
Claes Norreen 3 months ago in Natural for z/OS / Utilities 6 Future consideration
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