Date |
Product |
Version |
Description |
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3 June 2022 |
Visual LANSA |
All |
Category: Web execution/Partition initialization Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 introduces web execution 404 errors and partition init import failures for all supported versions of Visual LANSA.
If you upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, you can encounter several related problems in Visual LANSA. These errors can occur irrespective of LANSA version or EPC level.
The symptoms of the windows 11 compatibility issues are:
- A web execution error 404 is issued for pages that previously executed OK in Windows 10.
- Performing a Partition init of any of the options (Mandatory partition initialization/Visual LANSA Framework/WAM development/LANSA Client field and file definitions/Sample Material) will fail for some imports, for example Standard Widgets, Standard Resources, VLF.The import error is: Operating system Error occurred when attempting to perform EXECUTE operations.
- Connecting to a windows backend server (on Windows 11) in the Web Administrator will give a Connection failed (0x0000001c) error.
This compatibility issue has been fixed and the fix will be shipped in the next EPCs for V14 SP2 and V15 respectively.
If you have an urgent need for the fix prior to the EPCs being available, you can request a hotfix by contacting your local LANSA support group. Please note that hotfixes are only available for the supported versions of LANSA (V14 SP2 and V15) at the latest EPC level.
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA |
V15 |
Category: Install Installing Visual LANSA V15 on an
operating system older than Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016 (or
newer) can end with an error during the SQL Server 2019 install. If
you encounter the following error: The SQL Server
install ended in Error. Check C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL
Server\150\Setup_Bootstrap\Log\Summary.txt to identify the
error. search the %TEMP% folder for SqlSetup.log. Open
SqlSetup.log and look for the following entry: Unsupported
Operating System. SQL Server 2019 is only installable on Windows
Server 2016/Windows 10 or newer.
SQL Server 2019 cannot be installed on an operating system older
than Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016. For example, SQL Server 2019
cannot be installed on Windows 8.1
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA |
V15 |
Category: Deployment V15 includes enhancements which
mean that the next deployment of any kind after installing V15 must
be a Version (MSI), not a Patch (MSP). Attempting to deploy V15
changes as an MSP will generate the following message

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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i Visual LANSA |
V15 |
Category: Install/System Initialization Because the
default minimum password length for IBM i is 6 characters, the
shipped default password for the user profile in a new V15 LANSA
installation has now been changed to vlansa. If you use this
default user profile to perform a system initialization during the
Visual LANSA V15 slave install, the connection will fail unless the
correct password is used, including case sensitivity (depending on
the password level enabled on your IBM i environment).
Note: LANSA strongly recommends that after installing V15,
for security reasons, you immediately change the default user
profile password to your company standard and/or create your own
user profiles to access the new V15 system, including for use in the
system initialization during the Visual LANSA V15 slave install.
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA |
V15 |
Category: IDE Launching the V15 Visual LANSA IDE without
a license has changed (the change was introduced in V14 SP2). The LANSA 'read-only mode' has
been introduced to allow you to view code and compile objects
without a development license. This mode is ideal for build
machines. The Demo mode where you could create a limited number of
name restricted objects, available in previous versions, has been
removed. A new evaluation version of Visual LANSA will be available
for download soon that will enable you to use the IDE unrestricted for a
limited time period to replace demo mode.
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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i |
V15 |
Category: Install The LANSA for i install is
delivered as a save file in V15. The install can no longer be
launched directly from the V15 DVD. The LANSA for i
install save file is in a ZIP file on the V15DVD.
The ZIP file can be extracted from the DVD, the save file
unzipped and moved to the IBM i using standard steps and
the LANSA install launched using the instructions in the LANSA
for i Install guide. The following link provide example
instructions from IBM on how to FTP from the IBM i IFS to a save
file in QGPL. (Its vital to create the save file in QGPL first)
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas8N1012624
This change also means that LANSA for i CANNOT be installed using
the Image Catalog instructions provided
here.
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15 April2020 |
LANSA for i |
V15 |
Category: OSU The Open Systems Utilities (OSU) is no longer shipped
in V15.
The OSU utilities was never implemented for RDMLX and is no longer
compatible with RDML in later versions of LANSA. Historically, the
most commonly used utility was [email protected] (High speed partition
deletion) but partitions can be deleted from within LANSA
housekeeping, without requiring exclusive use of the LANSA system,
since LANSA V12.
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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i LANSA for the Web |
All |
Category: Performance IBM PTF available for Mutex wait (MTXW) issue that can affect performance of LANSA applications.
LANSA customers who have large systems involving many thousands of
LANSA runtime jobs have sometimes reported a slowing down in
performance of the LANSA jobs due to a Mutex Wait (MTXW) situation.
Refer to Performance slowdown in LANSA applications caused by Mutex wait issue
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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i |
V14 |
Category: Checkin/Compile If you encounter the error
- LIBRARY QSYSINC NOT FOUND during checkin and compile to the IBM i,
the most likely reason is that some C compiler options are missing.
We suggest you install (reinstall) the 5722SS1 Option 13 "System
Openness Includes". Licensed Product Program Option Description
5770SS1 *BASE IBM i 5770SS1 1 Extended Base Support 5770SS1
2 Online Information 5770SS1 3 Extended Base Directory Support
5770SS1 8 AFP Compatibility Fonts 5770SS1 12 Host Servers
5770SS1 13 System Openness Includes As per the
advice at
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200510/msg00213.html you
should install it from your original OS/400 or i5/OS CDs GO
LICPGM Select option 11. Install Licensed Programs Type a
1=Install next to 5722SS1 Option 13, "System Openness Includes" and
press Enter
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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i |
All supported Versions |
Category: Host Monitor/Checkin and Compile A checkin
and compile problem has been encountered with the following criteria
in place - An RDML physical file which has a key, in an RDMLX
partition - Where the master repository is on an IBM i with
Operating System 7.3 - The checkin and compile via the host
Monitor will fail with an MCH5601 error in the joblog on a MOVOBJ
command This has been confirmed as an OS 7.3 issue and an IBM PTF
is available to resolve the issue. The PTF is SI62854. This
problem is not exclusive to any particular version of LANSA and can
occur on all supported versions of LANSA with the master repository
on IBM OS 7.3.
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA Web |
All supported Versions |
Category: WAM Execution The following character set
issue, exclusive to IBM i 7.3 operating systems, is caused by an API
change in IBM i 7.3. On IBM i 7.3, in a WAM, a text LOB in CCSID
37 is sent as corrupted characters (not transcoded) when using the
Internet Explorer browser. Note: In Chrome or Firefox users may
experience symptoms of LANSAWEB object being downloaded. The
cause of this issue is from changes made in 7.3 to an IBM i’s get
attributes API causing failures to retrieve file information (CCSID,
timestamps and other properties).
There are separate patches
available for all LANSA versions supported on 7.3. Please contact
your local support team and quote #156463 to obtain the appropriate fix for the
version of LANSA you are encountering the issue with.
Important: You should only request this fix if you are
encountering the issue described and only if you are on IBM i 7.3
operating system. |
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA |
All |
Category: Visual LANSA Launching the
Visual LANSA development environment after upgrading to Windows 10 64-bit or
after applying the latest
Windows 10 update can result in a Global data Initialisation failed
error. Refer to Visual LANSA
failing with Global Initialisation failure after Windows 10 Upgrade
or Update for details. |
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA |
V15 |
Category: Web development After upgrading
Visual LANSA to V15, the option to 'Generate HTML' is missing from
the compile options when compiling web enabled functions. Refer to
Compile option to Generate HTML missing
after upgrade to V14 for details and step to correct. |
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15 April 2020 |
Visual LANSA Web |
All |
Category: Web Multi tier Model B
support for an IBM i application server is only available for Visual
LANSA Web with a Windows Web Server (IIS) or a Linux web server. The Apache server cannot
be used in V15 as the Model B web server for Visual LANSA Web.
Note: Single tier to IBM i is available for Visual LANSA Web and
Model B using Apache server is still available for WAMs and Web
Functions.
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15 April 2020 |
LANSA for i |
V15 |
Category: Install/Upgrade LANSA for i can only be
installed or upgraded on supported versions of the IBM i Operating
System. |
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