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    It will be best when Natural will support opentelemetry

    It will be best when Natural will support opentelemetry
    Hezi Shirazi over 2 years ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 1 Under Review

    Allow for switching transactions through WEB I/O CICS Adapater

    Currently through the Web IO adapter to CICS we cannot switch to different CICS transactions once the session is started. We are forced to start a new session to access a different CICS transaction. We would like the ability to change CICS transac...
    Raul Chiriboga 11 months ago in Natural for z/OS 1 Under Review

    PQC Quantum Safe Products

    Please provide road map for PQC capabilities for Natural and add-ons PQC Strategic Supplier RFI Questions PQC Strategic Supplier RFI Questions What is the core service type of the product you provide to JPMC? What is the platform type of the p...
    Ben Anstee 9 months ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 0 New

    Allow special characters in passwords

    Due to increased security requirements, the Entire Access must support longer passwords and special characters for both connection usernames and passwords.
    Hentie Pauley 4 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Entire Access (OSX) 0 Under Review

    opentelemetry

    It will be best when Adabas will support opentelemetry
    Hezi Shirazi over 2 years ago in Adabas for Linux and Cloud / Adabas (ADA-Linux) 1 Under development

    Cross Reference Generation Without Blocking SYSMAIN Copy

    Using new SYSSEC Cross-reference option "B" would Always Generate XREF data during Catalog or Stow to be certain we will create it if we can. It would not prevent Copying or Moving Objects into the Library which are simply missing XREF. The SYSMA...
    Rick Poirier about 1 year ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural Security (NSC) 0 Under Review

    Allow "*" instead of blanks for a non-display field (in maps, INPUT stmt, etc.).

    The field attribute AD=N can be used to define a field in a map, an INPUT statement or other output statements as non-display. Any value entered in the field will not be displayed. Instead, blanks will be displayed. However, asterisks should be di...
    Georg Schmitt 10 months ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) / Programing Syntax (Cross platforms) / Utilities 0 Planned

    Parameter and Local Variables for Inline Subroutines

    Since I´ve been programming Natural (30 Years!) I miss the possibility to give my Natural Programs a good structure by defining exactly the scope of variables used in inline subroutines as it is possible in all established programming languages li...
    Georg Kratz-Kummetz about 5 years ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Future consideration

    Support system variables also for CMPRINT (Windows + Linux)

    For definition of CMPRTnn it is possible to use system variables like *PID. Please make this available also for CMPRINT.
    Mogens Lundqvist over 1 year ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review

    Natural Buffer Pool (SYSBPM): TotalUC#2 new Use count field for depicting Level-1 executions of natural objects

    Under Natural Buffer Pool (SYSBPM), we noticed while investigating a performance issue in production that when a Natural Object has multi-level, the TotalUC value for the primary object is a cumulative sum of all the sub-routines being called. Th...
    ZAFFER KHAN over 2 years ago in Natural for z/OS / Natural (NAT) 4 Planned
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