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This section contains a cumulative list of new features introduced in the previous fix pack and in the current fix pack.
The following feature has been introduced in this fix pack.
Mandatory date in End User Notification window
You can defer a distribution until a preset time, which is specified by the administrator and is out of the end user control. When this mandatory date has been reached, the distribution will be delivered immediately to the end user.
The following new features have been introduced in the previous fix packs.
Cancel Force button and menu option for the Activity Plan Monitor graphical user interface (GUI). | MR0509031922 |
SD_operation_failed event is customizable. | MR0311035824 |
Security improvements for the software package definition (SPD) file. | MR0205036850 |
Validation policy for Data Moving enabled. | MR051603275 |
The Change Manager CLI command timeout is now customizable. | Defect 49765 |
A new Cancel Force button and menu option (Selected -> Cancel Force) has been added to the Activity Plan Monitor graphical user interface. With this, you can change the operation state of an activity plan to "Cancelled", even though submitted operations are not cancelled.
The Cancel Force button and menu option have the same functionality as the wcntpln -f command.
You can now choose the level of alarm you want to display for failed operations. Specify FATAL, CRITICAL, MINOR, or HARMLESS for the SD_operation_failed event in the tecad_sdnew.baroc file.
On UNIX(R) platforms, when you export a software package to SPD format, you have read and write privileges to the package, while all other users have only read privileges. For this reason, the owner of the exported SPD file should be the same user who exports the software package.
The sp_val_operation policy that validates the targets addressed by a change management operation, now also validates the targets addressed by a send or receive operation.
You can specify a timeout for CLI commands in Change Manager using the environment variable _CCM_CLI_TIMEOUT_=<seconds>. This is useful when you are using the wsyncrmod command to synchronize a reference model, because you can specify a timeout that gives wsyncrmod enough time to successfully complete. You can set the _CCM_CLI_TIMEOUT_ variable in the shell or in the setup_env file.
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