Are the CA SYSVIEW modules GSVXSVC, GSVXAAST and CAIXNM4$ downward compatible?
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Are the CA SYSVIEW modules GSVXSVC, GSVXAAST and CAIXNM4$ downward compatible?

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Article ID: 53170

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CIS COMMON SERVICES FOR Z/OS 90S SERVICES DATABASE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS FOR DB2 FOR Z/OS COMMON PRODUCT SERVICES COMPONENT Common Services Datacom/AD CA ECOMETER SERVER COMPONENT FOC Easytrieve Report Generator for Common Services INFOCAI MAINTENANCE IPC UNICENTER JCLCHECK COMMON COMPONENT Mainframe VM Product Manager CHORUS SOFTWARE MANAGER CA ON DEMAND PORTAL CA Service Desk Manager - Unified Self Service PAM CLIENT FOR LINUX ON MAINFRAME MAINFRAME CONNECTOR FOR LINUX ON MAINFRAME GRAPHICAL MANAGEMENT INTERFACE WEB ADMINISTRATOR FOR TOP SECRET Xpertware Compress Data Compression for MVS Compress Data Compression for Fujitsu Cross Enterprise Application Performance Management (APM) SYSVIEW Performance Management NXBRIDGE - SYSVIEW/ENDEVOR

Issue/Introduction

Description

Clients who upgrade CA SYSVIEW need a fall-back procedure if there are problems, and ask whether they can fall back to the previous release after the upgrade without having to perform an IPL.

Because the CA SYSVIEW modules GSVXSVC, GSVXAAST, and CAIXNM4$ reside in the LPA - as directed in the Installation Guide - they cannot be backed out without an IPL.

Solution

The three CA SYSVIEW modules GSVXSVC, GSVXAAST, and CAIXNM4$ are in fact downward compatible so you may keep the upgraded versions in the LPA while still falling back to the previous release of CA SYSVIEW. Therefore no IPL is necessary because of these modules.

Environment

Release: FAQSO.00200-11.6-SYSVIEW-Performance Management
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