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SAST Testing of customer applications

The NIS2 Directive requires us to define policies, processes, and procedures in several areas, including third-party risk management and the implementation of a secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC). However, we are encountering more chall...
Ilan Hirschowitz 17 days ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Future consideration

tab ahead on full field

There is no automatic tabbing to the next field in NHA frontend when a field value is full. This is not the same on the mainframe. This means the user need to press the ‘tab’ button on keyboard each time they want to move to the next field. There ...
Chris Williams about 1 month ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / High Availability 0 Planned

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 2 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review

NDV system file list

In addition to FUSER and FNAT, the NDV server tree structure lists all system files defined in natconf.cfg. Objects in the additional files can be listed, but not directly executed, edited, saved, or cataloged, which makes sense. Rename and delete...
Ralph Zbrog 3 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural Development Server (NDV) 2 Not in Plan

Option to list license files within the Natural session (NAT, NSC, PRD)

To be able to see the used and active licenses from within a session. Like function "SYSTP L" on mainframe.
Mogens Lundqvist 5 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Under Review

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 9 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / High Availability / Natural (NAT) 0 Under development

Support ARM processors

natural and adabas support for ARM
Chris Williams 10 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Re-Hosting 1 Under Review

Extend Natural Objectnames to 32 Byte

Natural Newbees are shocked, when they find out, that Objectnames in Natural are maximum 8 Bytes long. It is like DOS in the 90ties. So Natural should allow Objectnames to 32 Byte (Natural for Open Systems), An alternative would be, to extend the ...
Georg Kratz-Kummetz 11 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 0 Future consideration

Allow account verification in the AD and in FSEC in case of absence of the account

Several categories of people use our application under Natural, the vast majority having an AD account. However, a minority of people are temporary workers who do not have an AD account and who connect locally to the production site. In this sc...
Maximilien BARBIER 12 months ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural Security (NSC) 0 Under development

handle db connection with rpc server

Hi, In our environment we are using REST API to access Natural RPC servers. I have noticed that the RPC process isn’t closing its db (adabas) connections. Using ADAOPR DI=UQ_FILE I saw that NATRPC is still holding files that a request that had ran...
Hezi Shirazi about 1 year ago in Natural for Linux and Cloud / Natural (NAT) 2 Under Review
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