Software
	Release
	Announcement
	
CTOS_ Support Tools
R2.0.0

	

                       

System:	CTOS 
Release:	R2.0.0 
December 1993 
Part Number:4393 6004-000

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Contents
Section 1
General Description	1
1.1Introduction1
1.2	Product Description	2
Section 2
Release Functionality	3
2.1	New Features	3
2.1.1	New Utilities and Services	3
2.1.2	Package Installation	4
2.1.3	Enhanced Documentation	4
Section 3
Product Interdependencies	5
3.1	Interdependent Software	6
3.2	Interdependent Hardware	7
3.2.1	Workstations and Processors	7
3.2.2	Monitors and Graphics Modules	7
3.2.3	Keyboards	7
3.2.4	Disk and Tape Drives	7
3.3	Media Sizing	8

Section 4
Migration Requirements	9
4.1	Migration from Older Release Levels	9
4.2	Installation Methods	9
4.2.1	Installed Location of Files	9
Section 5
Changes and Corrections	11
5.1	Changes and Corrections	11
5.1.1	Compare Files Utility	11
5.1.2	Log Request Blocks Utility	11
5.1.3	Open Monitor Utility	11
5.1.4	RqRsp Watchdog Utility	11
5.1.5	System Profile Utility	11
Section 6
Restrictions and Known Limitations	12
6.1	Existing Items	12
6.1.1	Installing to non-Sys Volume	12
6.1.2	Execution of the Request Generator13
6.1.3	Localization	14
6.1.4	Supported Hardware and Software14
6.1.5	Package Installation	14
Section 7
Support			15
Section 8
Product Files and Components	16
8.1	QIC Tape	16

Section 9
Sub-Package Components	20
9.1	Diagnostic Tools	20
9.1.1	Bytestream Tester	20
9.1.2	Disk Analysis	20
9.1.3	Display X-Bus	20
9.1.4	Display Disks	20
9.1.5	Display Font	21
9.1.6	Enhanced Dump	21
9.1.7	File Header Utility	21
9.1.8	List Open Files	21
9.1.9	List Nodes	21
9.1.10	Print VHB	21
9.1.11	Print DCB	22
9.1.12	System Profile	22
9.1.13	Query Video	22
9.1.14	Keyboard Filter	22
9.1.15	Port Test	22
9.1.16	File Flag Analyzer	22
9.2	File Utilities	23
9.2.1	Arc Utility	23
9.2.2	Compare Files	23
9.2.3	Date Delete	23
9.2.4	Encrypt Files	23
9.2.5	File Access Utility	23
9.2.6	Lazarus II	23
9.2.7	Pack and Unpack	24
9.2.8	Dollar Cleanup Service	24
9.2.9	File Status	24
9.2.10	sFiles Utility	24
9.2.11	Source File Count	24
9.2.12	Bit Copy Floppy	24
9.2.13	Zip and Unzip	24
9.3	Monitoring Tools	25
9.3.1	Log Connections	25
9.3.2	Log Request Blocks	25
9.3.3	Open/VmOpen	25
9.3.4	Open Monitor	25
9.3.5	RqRsp Watchdog Service	25
9.3.6	Request and Response Monitor	25
9.3.7	Volume Control Structures Check26
9.3.8	Performance Monitor	26

9.4	System Utilities	27
9.4.1	Clocklock	27
9.4.2	Command Utilities	27
9.4.3	Color Utilities	27
9.4.4	Change User Name	27
9.4.5	Engineer's Keyring	28
9.4.6	CTOS Krivabo Library	28
9.4.7	Flip Floppies	28
9.4.8	ISAM Modeler	28
9.4.9	Log Comment	28
9.4.10	PreCompiler	28
9.4.11	Profile System	28
9.4.12	Reboot Service	29
9.4.13	Remove Batch Manager	29
9.4.14	Cyclical Redundancy Check	29
9.4.15	Disk Benchmark	29
9.4.16	System Pipe Service	29
9.4.17	System Common Service	29
9.4.18	Request Generator	29
Section 10
Ordering Procedure	30
10.1Style IDs/Part Numbers	30

Section 1
General Description
This section contains:
	An introduction to the Software Release Announcement (SRA)
	A description of CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 software, including major options, important new or existing features, and information on related families of products
1.1	Introduction
Unisys publishes Software Release Announcements (SRAs) to announce the release of a new product.  An SRA:
	Provides you with technical details and ordering information on the new product
	Describes interdependency and migration considerations
	Complements marketing, sales, and other customer product information
	Lists additional sources of information

1.2	Product Description
CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 is an updated version of the previously released CTOS Support Tools 1.0 package.  This software is completely packaged and released by the DSD Technical Support Organization in Camarillo.
The utilities available in this package are a collection from innovative CTOS support and engineering individuals worldwide who have developed these utilities to assist in diagnosing system and application problems.  The CTOS Support Tools are for use by Unisys Support personnel only.
The CTOS Support Tools software is divided into four categories:
	Diagnostic Tools -that analyze current system 	state
	Monitoring Tools	-that track and record system 	state
	File Utilities	-that create, delete, repair, 	and maintain files
	System Utilities	-that aid in configuring and 	maintaining your CTOS 	system

Section 2
Release Functionality
This section describes the new and enhanced features of CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0.
2.1New Features
New features provided in CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 are described below.
2.1.1New Utilities and Services
The following list comprises those utilities, services, and tools which are new to the CTOS Support Tools 2.0 release.  A brief description of these and other CTOS Support Tools utilities are included in Section 9 of this document.
Bytestream TesterClocklock
Command Utilities	Color Utilities
	CTOS Krivabo Library	Cyclical Redundancy Check
	Change User Name	Disk Benchmark
	Display Disks	Display X-Bus
	Encrypt Files	Engineer's Keyring
	File Status	Flip Floppies
	Keyboard Filter	Log Comment

Pack/Unpack	File Access
	Performance Monitor	Port Test
	Remove Batch Manager	Request Generator
	sFiles Utility	Source Count
	System Common Service
2.1.2Package Installation
Installation of the CTOS Support Tools R2.2.0 tape may now be performed using Installation Manager on CTOS II 3.3 or greater systems.
2.1.3Enhanced Documentation
Each of the utilities and services contained in the CTOS Support Tools R2.2.0 package is accompanied by a documentation file, which describes each utilities usage and associated commands.

Section 3
Product Interdependencies
This section contains:
	Information on interdependent software releases and hardware you need to use with the various functional components in the CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 package
	Random‑access memory (RAM) and media sizing requirements
	Information on the supported software release levels of all required products
You can use the information in this section to configure your system.  A suggested configuration for minimal input/output functionality includes:
	Your CTOS hardware, including a hard disk, networking modules, modems, and printer or plotter
	Your CTOS operating system
	Your networking software
	CTOS Generic Print System/Generic Print Access Method (GPS/GPAM) and the appropriate printer driver

3.1	Interdependent Software
The following table describes the interdependent software releases you can order for use with CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0.  The table also describes the nature of the interdependencies and lists style names and release levels (for ordering purposes).  Release levels listed are the minimum supported by release R2.0.0.
For products that have had recent releases, the table may also include the previous release level.
	
Description	Style ID	Release
		
CTOS I  (Real Mode operations)	B25‑ROS	3.3 or greater
CTOS II (Protected Mode operation)B25‑POS	3.3 or greater
CTOS III	B25‑CV2	1.0 or greater
CTOS/XE	B25‑CX3	3.0 or greater
		
Note:	Style IDs vary according to CPU type (B26 through B39), and whether the system supports a multiuser (cluster operations) or is a stand‑alone system.

3.2	Interdependent Hardware
This section provides information on hardware products you can use with CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0, effective December, 1993.  Hardware includes workstations, processors, modules, monitors, and keyboards.
3.2.1Workstations and Processors
CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 requires a BTOS/CTOS workstation.  You can run CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 utilities, as specified in each utilities documentation, on B26, B27, B28, B38, B39, SuperGen Series 1000 through 7000, XE520, and XE530.
3.2.2Monitors and Graphics Modules
CTOS Support Tools supports all Unisys monitors.
3.2.3Keyboards
You can use CTOS Support Tools with the K1, K2, K3, K5, K6, SG‑101‑K, and SG‑102‑K keyboards.
3.2.4Disk and Tape Drives
CTOS Support Tools requires a hard disk drive and a QIC tape drive for software installation.  It does not require a 3 1/2 or 5 1/4‑inch floppy diskette or tape drive to operate.  However, these drives are useful for storing CTOS files on removable media.

3.3Media Sizing
The following table lists approximate media sizing considerations for all required and optional installation sub-packages.

DescriptionSectors
		
CTOS Support Tools 2.0.0 SRA	133
Diagnostic Tools	2,098
File Utilities	2,666
Monitoring Tools	2,057
System Utilities	5,300
		
Total Sectors	12,353

Section 4
Migration Requirements
This section describes the tasks to migrate from prior releases of CTOS Support Tools.
4.1Migration from Older Release 
	Levels
There are no specific tasks required to migrate from previous release levels to CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0.
4.2	Installation Methods
This release uses Installation Manager to install the CTOS Support Tools QIC tape.  
4.2.1	Installed Location of Files
Installation may be made to any valid CTOS hard disk volume which has the minimum required free space available.  Files will be put in four different directories; <Tools2.0>, <openCTOS>, and <ISAMModeler>, <Sys>.   Installation can be made to any system running Standard Software 12.1 or greater.  Public and From Server installations will not be allowed.

The <openCTOS> and <ISAMModeler> directories must reside on the [Sys] volume.  If a volume other than [Sys] is selected for installation, the <openCTOS> and <ISAMModeler> directories must be manually moved to [Sys], and the appropriate command files must be updated to reflect the change.  Further information on these requirements appears in the Restrictions and Known Limitations section.

Section 5
Changes and Corrections
5.1Changes and Corrections
This section describes changes and corrections to the utilities and services which have been made to the release preceding the CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 product.  Those utilities which have been changed, fixed, or enhanced are listed below, followed by a brief description of the original symptoms, if appropriate.
5.1.1Compare Files Utility
Updated for newer levels of Standard Software and the OS, plus minor bug fixes.
5.1.2Log Request Blocks Utility
Updated for newer levels of the OS.
5.1.3Open Monitor Utility
Contains enhancements over the previous version which includes allowing the utility to run on an SRP processor.
5.1.4RqRsp Watchdog Utility
Updated for newer levels of Standard Software and the OS, plus bug fixes.
5.1.5System Profile Utility
Contains enhancements over the previous version.

Section 6
Restrictions and Known Limitations
The following restrictions and known limitations exist for CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0.
6.1	Existing Items
The following restrictions and limitations still exist in this release of CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0.  Except where noted, these items are a permanent part of the CTOS Support Tools package.
6.1.1Installing to non-Sys Volume
Due to a limitation in the Installation Manager, installation to a volume other than [Sys] will require the manual moving of two directories to the [Sys] volume and the update of appropriate commands.   If a non-Sys installation is made the following steps must be taken:
	The <ISAMModeler> and <openCTOS> directories and their contents must be moved to [Sys]

	The volume designation for the following commands must be changed to [Sys]:
			/ISAMModeler
			/RqRsp File Stats
			/RqRsp Watchdog Deinstall
			/RqRsp Watchdog Disable
			/RqRsp Watchdog Enable
			/RqRsp Watchdog Formatter
			/RqRsp Watchdog Install
			/RqRsp Watchdog Query State
			/System Pipe Deinstall
			/System Pipe Install
			/System Common Install
			/Request Generator
6.1.2Execution of the Request Generator
The Request Generator Utility files must reside in [Sys]<Sys>.  The RqGen.01 archive file, which contains Request Generator source, may remain in the <Tools2.0> directory.  In all cases, to use the Request Generator, the following files must be moved from the <Tools2.0> directory to [Sys]<Sys>:
	RqGen.run
RqGen.help
			RqGenErc.txt
			RqGenRq.txt
			CC.flg
			FcnKey.help

6.1.3Localization
The CTOS Support Tools R2.2.0 package and the utilities contained in the package are localizable using the standard CTOS localization methods.
6.1.4Supported Hardware and Software
CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 has been qualified on all hardware platforms, but only on CTOS II 3.3 and greater.  Though earlier versions of CTOS/BTOS were not used in qualification, some of the utilities may be used on those platforms.
6.1.5Package Installation
Due to limitations in Batch and Installation Manager, package installation via Installation Manager may only be performed on CTOS II 3.3 or greater systems.  To install the package on earlier versions of CTOS/BTOS you must manually install the files from [Qic]1 to your hard disk's <Tools2.0> directory.  

Section 7
Support
As the Technical Support organization does not control or have immediate access to the source for the utilities contained in the CTOS Support Tools package, direct support for this release is not available.  Every attempt will be made to have known problems fixed by the individual developers of a particular component.  Fixed components will be made available to those persons reporting problems.  

Section 8
Product Files and Components
This section describes the software distribution media.  It organizes this information by product and available media.  The CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 package consists of one QIC tape.  The following table lists the  file names on the installation media.
8.1	QIC Tape
Files are shown by location and file names.
			
QIC Tape [QIC]0
			
	Install.jcl	Install.ctrl
	InstallMsg.bin	FileUtilities>Install.cmds
		DiagnosticTools>Install.ctrlDiagnosticTools>install.cÿmds
		FileUtilities>Install.ctrlMonitoringTools>Install.cmdÿs
		MonitoringTools>Install.ctrlSystemUtilities>Install.cÿmds
		SystemUtilities>Install.ctrlTools2.0.SRA>Install.ctrlÿ

QIC Tape [QIC]1
				
	AP1305.strng	AP1351.strng
	AP92Laser.strng	BitCopyFloppy.doc
		BitCopyFloppy.run	BST.doc
		BST.obj	BST.run
		BTOSArc.doc	BTOSArc.run
		CC.flg	ClockLock.doc
		ClockLock.run	ClusterRebootService.run
		CmColor.Run	CmdUtilities.Doc
		CmdUtilities.run	ColorConfig.sys
		ColorConfigure.run	ColorService.run
		ColorSetup.run	ColorUtilities.Doc
		CompareFiles.doc	CompareFiles.run
		CRC.doc	CRC.run
		CTOSKrivabo.lib	CTOSKrivaboLib.edf
		CUN.doc	CUN.run
		DAColorConfig.sys	DateDelete.doc
		DateDelete.run	DiskAnalysis.doc
		DiskAnalysis.run	Diskbenchmark.doc
		DiskBenchmark.run	DiskUtilities.doc
		DisplayDisks.doc	DisplayDisks.run
		DisplayFont.doc	DisplayFont.run
		DisplayXBus.doc	DisplayXBus.run
		DollarCleanup.doc	DollarCleanup.run
		edf.fls	EncryptFiles.doc
		EncryptFiles.run	EngineersKeyRing.doc
		EngineersKeyRing.run	EnhancedDump.Doc
		EnhancedDump.run	EnhCleanup.doc
		EnhCleanup.run	FatalPro.obj
		FcnKey.help	FileProcess.doc
		FileProcess.run	FileStatus.doc
		FileStatus.run	FlipFloppies.doc
		FlipFloppies.run	InstallColorService.Run

	ISAMModeler.doc	ISAMModeler.run
		ISAMModelerConfig.sys	ISAMModelerMsg.bin
		KeyboardFilter.doc	KeyboardFilter.run
		KFDeinstall.run	KrivaboColorConfig.sys
		KrivaboSoftMsg.bin	KrivaboSoftMsg.txt
		LazarusII.doc	LazarusII.run
		ListNodes.doc	ListNodes.run
		LogComment.Doc	LogComment.run
		LogConn.doc	LogConn.run
		LogRequestBlocks.doc	LogRequestBlocks.run
		Manual.fls	MsgTxt.fls
		ocbLoader.run	Open.doc
		Open.run	OpenCTOSPipes.lib
		OpenMonitor.doc	OpenMonitor.run
		OutputWithListII.obj	Pack.run
		Pack/Unpack.doc	PAG.doc
		PAG.pas	PAG.run
		PascalSampleProg.pas	PasSample.fls
		PlmSample.fls	PlmSampleProg.plm
		PMonitor.doc	PMonitor.run
		PortTest.doc	PortTest.run
		Precompiler.doc	Precompiler.run
		PrintLogRequestBlocks.runProfileSys.doc
		ProfileSys.run	QueryVideo.doc
		QueryVideo.run	RebootService.doc
		RebootService.run	RemoveBatch.doc
		RemoveBatch.run	Request.Pipe.sys
		Request.Pipe.txt	Request.Watch.sys
		Request.Watch.txt	RqGen.01
		RqGen.help	RqGen.run
		RqGenErc.txt	RqGenRq.txt
		RqRspFormatter.run	RqRspStats.run
		RqRspWatchdog.bin	RqRspWatchdog.doc
		RqRspWatchdog.run	RRP.font
		RRPConfig.sys	RRPMonitor.doc
		RRPMonitor.run	SampleProgMsg.txt
		sFiles.doc	sFiles.run

	Sourcecount.doc	SourceCount.run
		SourceCount.sub	StopLogRequestBlocks.run
		Sys.fls	Sys.FontFile
		SysProfile.doc	SysProfile.jcl
		SysProfile.sub	SystemCommonService.run
		SystemPipeService.bin	SystemPipeService.doc
		SystemPipeService.run	Unpack.run
		Unzip.run	UtilRqRspWatchdog.run
		UtilSystemPipeService.runVCSCk.doc
		VCSCk.run	VCSCkMsg.bin
		Video.strng	VmOpen.run
		Zip.run	Zip/Unzip.doc
		Tools2.0.0.SRA.def	CTOSKrivaboLibMsg.txt	
		CTOSKvboLbRefManual_Upd1.doc
		CTOSKvboLbRefManual.doc

Section 9
Sub-Package Components
This section lists and describes the individual utilities and services contained in the CTOS Support Tools package.
9.1	Diagnostic Tools
9.1.1Bytestream Tester
The Bytestream Tester is used to test communication bytestreams.  Its primary purpose is to send and receive data.
9.1.2Disk Analysis
Disk Analysis analyzes hard disk occupation and provides a visual representation of the analysis.
9.1.3Display X-Bus
Display X-Bus will display, in text form, the X-Bus hardware configuration on your system.
9.1.4Display Disks
Display Disks displays, in text form, the hard disk configuration of your system, with free space available.

9.1.5Display Font
Display Font will display a specified font in a simple matrix, displaying each character in its literal mode.  This utility only runs on BTOS II systems.
9.1.6Enhanced Dump
Enhanced Dump will allow, in addition to the features found in the CTOS Dump utility, the display of characters in literal or non-literal mode.
9.1.7File Header Utility
The File Header Utility is an undocumented executive command of the Standard Software's DiskUtilities.run.  It will display file header information, and can be used to repair a damaged primary file header.
9.1.8List Open Files
List Open Files is an undocumented executive command of the Standard Software's DiskUtilities.run.  This subprogram will display all open files on a CTOS volume.
9.1.9List Nodes
List Nodes is similar to the CTOS Files command, except that it displays B-Net nodes rather than file information.
9.1.10Print VHB
Print VHB is an undocumented executive command of the Standard Software's DiskUtilities.run.  This subprogram displays Volume Home Block information.

9.1.11Print DCB
Print DCB is an undocumented executive command of the Standard Software's DiskUtilities.run.  This subprogram will display the Device Control Block of the file system.
9.1.12System Profile
System Profile monitors the execution of all currently running tasks, and then displays information about that execution.
9.1.13Query Video
Query Video will display hardware, video, and palette information, and will also display the Video Control Block.   The OS version and CPU types will sometimes appear incorrect on some hardware/software platforms.
9.1.14Keyboard Filter
Keyboard Filter is a system service which allows the recording of keystrokes and then will replay them any number of specified times.
9.1.15Port Test
Port Test is used to test a designated port's ability to send and receive data.
9.1.16File Flag Analyzer
File Flag Analyzer is used for file flag analysis and modification. 

9.2	File Utilities
9.2.1Arc Utility
The Arc Utility is used to create and maintain file archives. 
9.2.2Compare Files
Compare Files is used to compare one list of files with a second list of files.  This utility is 8-40 times faster than the CTOS Dump.
9.2.3Date Delete
Date Delete is used to delete or list a file or files based on their creation, revision, or access dates. 
9.2.4Encrypt Files
Encrypt Files will encrypt and decipher any CTOS file based on an encryption key.
9.2.5File Access Utility
File Access will allow the access of text file contents from a JCL file.
9.2.6Lazarus II
Lazarus II is used to recover deleted files.  This utility only runs on BTOS II systems.

9.2.7Pack and Unpack
Pack and Unpack allows the compression and decompression of CTOS files.
9.2.8Dollar Cleanup Service
The Dollar Cleanup Service is used to perform <$> directory cleanup maintenance.  It deletes all files, except for Batch and Submit temporary files, at predetermined intervals.
9.2.9File Status
File Status allows the comparison of a list of files with a list of the same files and displays the changes and updates that have occurred.
9.2.10sFiles Utility
The sFiles Utility will create lists of files through the use of a powerful and flexible sort routine.
9.2.11Source File Count
Source Count is used to count the lines of code in Assembly, PLM, C, and Pascal modules.  Include file lines are also counted.
9.2.12Bit Copy Floppy
Bit Copy Floppy is used to perform bit by bit copying from floppy to file, or from file to floppy.
9.2.13Zip and Unzip
Zip and Unzip allows the compression and decompression of CTOS files.

9.3	Monitoring Tools
9.3.1Log Connections
Log Connections filters requests dealing with OSI Session, OSI Transport-WAN, OSI Transport- LAN, LAN STI, and X.25.  It will then display information and messages relating to connections which have been established or broken.
9.3.2Log Request Blocks
Log Request Blocks allows the saving and examination of requests that have occurred over a specific period.
9.3.3Open/VmOpen
Open/VmOpen is used to report all open files on a workstation.
9.3.4Open Monitor
Open Monitor is used to monitor all file system activity.
9.3.5RqRsp Watchdog Service
RqRsp Watchdog Service is used to trace and format request and response traffic. 
9.3.6Request and Response Monitor
The Request and Response Monitor allows the filtering of up to 10 predefined request/response blocks concurrently.

9.3.7Volume Control Structures Check
Volume Control Structures Check verifies the control structures of a CTOS volume.  If possible the utility will repair damaged structures.  This utility only runs on BTOS II and CTOS II systems.
9.3.8Performance Monitor
Performance Monitor allows the monitoring of system partitions.  It is useful in detecting applications which are causing performance degradations.

9.4	System Utilities
9.4.1Clocklock
ClockLock is installed on a system server, and will allow only a specified user to update the time and date.
9.4.2Command Utilities
Command Utilities consists of three command file utilities.  These utilities will allow command file comparison, to list commands in a command file, and to update the commands in a command file.
9.4.3Color Utilities
Color Utilities will allow a user to configure, setup, change, and maintain the colors displayed by their system's video.
9.4.4Change User Name
Change User Name is used to change the logged on user name for the current partition/context.

9.4.5Engineer's Keyring
Engineer's Keyring can clear the password from any LFS volume.  It will also display passwords at all levels, including protection levels.
9.4.6CTOS Krivabo Library
CTOS Krivabo Library is an API designed to make the writing of applications easier.
9.4.7Flip Floppies
Flip Floppies allows the swapping of floppy drive designations.  For example drive [f0] will become drive [f1] and vice versa.
9.4.8ISAM Modeler
The ISAM Modeler is a generic modeling tool for application sets which use the ISAM product.
9.4.9Log Comment
Log Comment will enter a comment into the system log file.
9.4.10PreCompiler
The PreCompiler is designed for PLM and C based source modules.  The utility is used to verify the validity of source code comments.
9.4.11Profile System
Profile System provides utilities, using JCL and submit files, which will document a system configuration.  

9.4.12Reboot Service
The Reboot Service is a system service which will reboot a workstation when the ACTION-Q sequence is detected.
9.4.13Remove Batch Manager
Remove Batch Manager is used to remove Batch Manager partitions and queue entries, without having to use the Batch Manager provided Batch Status utility.
9.4.14Cyclical Redundancy Check
Cyclical Redundancy Check is used to compute the 32-bit CRC for a set of files.
9.4.15Disk Benchmark
Disk Benchmark is used to measure the performance characteristics of a CTOS hard disk.
9.4.16System Pipe Service
The System Pipe Service is a utility which allows the porting of openCTOS interfaces into a system common service with the purpose of code savings.
9.4.17System Common Service
The System Common Service is a system service which eliminates the need for most of the openCTOS API.  This service ports the openCtos procedural interface to system commons.
9.4.18Request Generator
The Request Generator is used to test an application or system service by the issuing of requests.

Section 10
Ordering Procedure
This section provides software and product information style IDs, part numbers, and release levels.
	The CTOS Support Tools is not available from CSPO.   A copy of this package may be requested from any regional Customer Service Center.
10.1Style IDs/Part Numbers
The following style Id/part number information should be used when requesting a copy of the  CTOS Support Tools R2.0.0 product.  These products may include:
	Software media (tapes)

		
Software DescriptionReleaseStyle
	Level	ID	
				
CTOS Support ToolsR2.0.0	B25-CST
QIC Tape		3765 4605 000
			
CTOS Support Tools Software 
   Release Announcement (SRA)	R2.0.0	4393 6004-000