IBM Spectrum LSF Process Manager V10.2.0 Fix Pack 9 (534235) Readme

Abstract

This release includes features and enhancements since the release of IBM Spectrum LSF Process Manager V10.2.0.8 on May 31, 2019.

Description

Readme documentation for IBM Spectrum LSF Process Manager 10.2 Fix Pack 9 (534235) including installation-related instructions, prerequisites and co-requisites, and list of fixes.

Readme file for: IBM® Spectrum LSF Process Manager
Product/Component Release: 10.2.0.9
Update Name: Fix534235
Fix ID: ppm-10.2.0.9-build534235
Publication date: 15 Nov 2019
Last modified date:
15 Nov 2019

Contents:


1.   What's new

2.   List of fixes

3.   Download location

4.   Products notifications

5.   Products or components affected

6.   System requirements

7.   Installation and configuration

8.   List of files

9.   Product notifications

10.   Copyright and trademark information


1.   What's new

Dynamic Calendar-based time events
This fix pack introduces dynamic, calendar-based time events for flows and work items. This feature solves an issue that occurred when a user updated some calendars, they had to resubmit their flow definitions to use the new updated calendars. Flow definitions that were already submitted continued to use the old calendars. With this feature, the submitted flow definitions’ dependent calendars will get the latest calendar automatically, so the flow and work items inside the flow can be scheduled according to the updated calendar-based time events. Updating calendars takes effect after Save & Apply, to make all flow and work items use the updated calendars.

Dynamic update of Time Zone Data
Time zone and daylight savings time (DST) are often adjusted by individual governments around the world according to their local rules.

This features provides a build method for International Components for Unicode (ICU) data and adds a dynamic method for applying ICU data updates. It also provides a parameter to offset all time events in LSF Process Manager, if necessary.

Refer to https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZSHQ_10.2.0/source/pm_newfeat_10.2.0.9.html for details.

2.   List of fixes

Fix ID

Description

P103004

This fix resolves an exception that is encountered during the jfd daemon recovery.

P103115

This fix enables the proxy event to be triggered immediately after the flow is submitted.

P103219

This fix allows an exited flow to be rerun without the start point.

3.   Download location

Download fix pack 534235 from the following location: www.ibm.com/support/fixcentral

4.   Products notifications

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5.   Products or components affected

Affected components include: JRE, JFD, eauth and API.

6.   System requirements

Refer to https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZSHQ_10.2.0/source/pm_sysreqs_10.2.0.9.html

7.   Installation and configuration

7.1 On Linux/Unix

7.1.1 Before installation

7.1.1.1 Log in to the Process Manager server as root.

7.1.1.2 Set the environment for the previous Process Manager installation, making sure that $JS_HOME is set as the top-level Process Manager installation directory.


For example:

- On csh or tcsh, run the following command:

source $JS_HOME/conf/cshrc.js

- On sh, ksh or bash, run the following command:

. $JS_HOME/conf/profile.js


7.1.1.3 Stop the Process Manager server.


jadmin stop


7.1.2 Installation steps

7.1.2.1 Navigate to the patch installation directory.


For example, run the following command:

cd $JS_HOME/$JS_VERSION/install/


7.1.2.2 Copy the latest install scripts to the patch installation directory.


For example, run the following command:

cp patchinstall $JS_HOME/$JS_VERSION/install/

cp commonlib.sh $JS_HOME/$JS_VERSION/install/patchlib/

cp queryfuncs.sh $JS_HOME/$JS_VERSION/install/patchlib/


7.1.2.3 Copy the fix pack to the installation directory.


For example, run the following command:

cp ppm10.2.0.9_lnx26-x64-534235.tar.Z $JS_HOME/$JS_VERSION/install/


7.1.2.4 Install the fix pack.


For example, run the following command for Linux X86_64 systems:

./patchinstall ppm10.2.0.9_lnx26-x64-534235.tar.Z


7.1.3 After installation

7.1.3.1 Start the Process Manager server.


jadmin start


7.1.3.2 Restart all client applications including Flow Editor, Flow Manager, and Calendar Editor.

7.1.4 Uninstallation steps

7.1.4.1 Log in to the Process Manager server as root.

7.1.4.2 Set the environment for the previous Process Manager installation, making sure that $JS_HOME is set as the top-level Process Manager installation directory.


For example:

- On csh or tcsh, run the following command:

source $JS_HOME/conf/cshrc.js

- On sh, ksh or bash, run the following command:

. $JS_HOME/conf/profile.js


7.1.4.3 Stop the Process Manager server.


jadmin stop


7.1.4.4 Use the patch installer to uninstall the fix pack.


For example, run the following command for Linux X86_64 systems:

./patchinstall -r ppm10.2.0.9_lnx26-x64-534235.tar.Z


7.1.4.5 Start the Process Manager server.


jadmin start


7.1.4.6 Restart all client applications including Flow Editor, Flow Manager, and Calendar Editor.

7.2 On Windows

7.2.1 Before installation

7.2.1.1 Log in to the Process Manager server as an administrator.

7.2.1.2 Back up the Process Manager files that will be updated by this fix pack.


For example, back up the following files:

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\etc\jfd.exe"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\lib\java\jobflow.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\lib\java\jobflowui.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\flowmanager.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\floweditor.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\LSFCallEditor.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\jfdResource.properties"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\guiSharedResource.properties"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\apiResource.properties"


7.2.2 Installation steps

7.2.2.1 Run the ppm10.2.0.9_w2k-x86-534235.msp installer.

7.2.2.2 Follow the dialog prompts to finish the installation.

7.2.3 After installation

7.2.3.1 Set the Process Manager service startup type as automatic.


For example, run the following command:

SC \\%computername% CONFIG PPMServer start= auto


7.2.3.2 Start the Process Manager server.


Run the services.msc command and start the service named "IBM Spectrum LSF Process Manager".


7.2.3.3 Restart all client applications including Flow Editor, Flow Manager, and Calendar Editor.

7.2.4 Uninstallation steps

7.2.4.1 Log in to the Process Manager server as an administrator.

7.2.4.2 Back up the Process Manager files that will be updated by this fix pack.


For example, back up the following files:

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\etc\jfd.exe"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\lib\java\jobflow.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\lib\java\jobflowui.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\flowmanager.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\floweditor.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\app\LSFCallEditor.jar"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\jfdResource.properties"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\guiSharedResource.properties"

"%JS_HOME%\%JS_VERSION%\resources\apiResource.properties"


7.2.4.3 Use Windows to uninstall the applications updates for Process Manager.


Run the appwiz.cpl command, click View installed updates, and select the update for Process Manager to uninstall.


7.2.4.4 Confirm updates uninstalled.


Compare the files that you backed up in step 7.2.1.2 with the ones in the Process Manager installation path. If the files are different, overwrite the existing different files with the backup files.


7.2.4.5 Set the Process Manager service startup type as automatic.


For example, run the following command:

SC \\%computername% CONFIG PPMServer start= auto


7.2.4.6 Start the Process Manager server.


Run the services.msc command and start the service named "IBM Spectrum LSF Process Manager".


7.2.4.7 Restart all client applications including Flow Editor, Flow Manager, and Calendar Editor.

8.   List of files in package

10.2/JS_ARCH/jre/
10.2/JS_ARCH/etc/jfd
10.2/JS_ARCH/etc/eauth (Power System Little Endian only)
10.2/lib/java/jobflow.jar
10.2/lib/java/jobflowui.jar
10.2/app/flowmanager.jar
10.2/app/floweditor.jar
10.2/app/LSFCalEditor.jar
10.2/resources/jfdResource.properties
10.2/resources/guiSharedResource.properties
10.2/resources/apiResource.properties
10.2/lib/java/pacclient.jar
conf/metascripts/jgetmeta (Linux/Unix only)
conf/metascripts/jsetfileid (Linux/Unix only)
conf/metascripts/jsetmeta (Linux/Unix only)
patchinstall (Linux/Unix only)
commonlib.sh (Linux/Unix only)
queryfuncs.sh (Linux/Unix only)

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