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Oracle z/OS (OS/390) Status and Directions Bill Ingham z/OS Release Manager Oracle Corporation bill.ingham@oracle.com Tuesday, March 30 th 2004
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zSeries SIG - 2004 Agenda Review Current Priorities Future direction Questions
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zSeries SIG - 2004 2003 SIG Directions Product Quality – Increase in generic regression tests run – Increase in z/OS specific testing – More focus on interoperability testing – More leveraged use of generic processes – Support GTL program Extending Generic Functionality Enhanced O/S features Apps 11i Split-tier Certification
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zSeries SIG - 2004 Current Priorities (9.2.0.5 and 10g) 10g – GA April 19 th 2004 9.2.0.5 – GA April 19 th 2004
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zSeries SIG - 2004 z/OS Roadmap VersionEnd of SupportEnd of EM Support 8.1.7 MPM12/31/03N/A 8.1.7 OSDI12/31/0412/31/06 9.0.1.412/31/03N/A 9.2.0.x12/31/0512/31/07 10.1.0.x01/31/0701/31/09
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zSeries SIG - 2004 10g Features Datapump (Fast Imp/Exp) Streams Flashback Flash Recovery Dataguard Enterprise Manager Patch tracking Ultra-large database
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zSeries SIG - 2004 10g Features Release Date April 19 th OUI install CD-based or electronic delivery OLAP RMAN enhancements Data-mining ** File Access Improvements OSDI Version information Alert log enhancements IEEE Float**
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zSeries SIG - 2004 10g Release Delivery Based on Oracle’s common installation toolset – Shipped on CD or downloaded electronically – X-windows based GUI install – Platform transparency PM3/4 means ability for generic link on site (but still ship with binaries) Enhancements delivered only in base release OSDI versioned and tied to server bundle for simplicity and stability SQL only shipped in USS Minimum requirement of z/OS 1.4
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zSeries SIG - 2004 10g Maintenance Delivery Patchsets remain primary maintenance vehicle Common toolset based patch installation – Platform transparent – Inventory means easier tracking of maintenance – Interim patches shipped as object files** – Linked on site** – More granularity available – Smaller delta means better stability – More flexible for customer – Consistent with other platforms Interim ‘one-off’ patches only for P1 and escalated P2 bugs
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zSeries SIG - 2004 File Access Enhancements Consistent behavior across tools/utils “Agnostic” file access – HFS from TSO/batch – Data set from POSIX – Data set access in some formerly HFS-only server features Isolate/control OraRTL compatibility
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zSeries SIG - 2004 Future directions Shipment of new releases with first patchset Further integration into ‘Oracle factory’ Continued quality improvement Further expansion of features to support Mainframe Program
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A Q & Q U E S T I O N S A N S W E R S
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