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Version 5.3-004 of GT.M

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• 6.0-002 / GTMJI

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•  07 May 2013 05:54
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Release Notes: GT.M 6.0-002 and the new GTMJI GT.M Java plugin together extend the usefulness of both GT.M and Java by enabling in-process calls between Java and M application code. Together, they make the power of GT.M available to Java application code, and allow GT.M applications to access functionality written in a popular programming language. 6.0-002 implements the changes within GT.M needed to allow access from and to Java application code, and GTMJI enables Java application code to call and be called by M code. GTMJI is released as source code to be compiled and installed on each system.

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• 6.0-001

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•  10 Jan 2013 03:45
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Release Notes: This release adds a number of useful enhancements to GT.M.

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• V6.0-000

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•  20 Sep 2012 08:35
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• Stable
• Major

Release Notes: Database file limits were significantly extended. The maximum supported key size was increased from 255 to 1,019 bytes. The new maximum global variable node size is 1,048,576 bytes (1 MB). The maximum size of a database file is now 1,040,187,392 (992 Mi) blocks. Operationally, MUPIP REORG TRUNCATE now reclaims and frees additional types of unused space from database files. The IO impact of MUPIP INTEG FAST has been reduced. There were also smaller enhancements and bugfixes.

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• V5.3-004A

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•  13 Aug 2009 20:24
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• Bugfixes
• Minor

Release Notes: This release has some timely bugfixes.

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• 5.3-004

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•  17 Jul 2009 17:38
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Release Notes: This release adds major new functionality and platform support, including database encryption and alias variables. The database file size limit has been increased from 128M to 224M blocks. There are performance enhancements, among others, especially for applications that use Transaction Processing. Compilation is faster and uses less memory. MUPIP LOAD is much faster in UTF-8 mode. There are smaller enhancements, remedied misfeatures, and bugfixes.