
APAR= II08757
CAWIN KNOWN PROBLEMS



** Last updated 6/7/96 **

This Informational APAR contains information about
KNOWN PROBLEMS using the V3R1M1 Windows 3.1 client.
It is a continuation of Informational APAR II08754.


SUPPORT FOR RESULT SETS FOR STORED PROCEDURES
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Support for returning result sets from a stored procedure was
added to the AS/400 with PTFs SF25742, SF27527, MF11140, and
any pre or corequisites listed for those PTFs.  The ODBC
client support for Stored Procedure Result Sets was then
enabled with V3R1M1 PTF SF26466.

More information about result sets for stored procedures is
contained in the cover letters for PTFs 5763SS100 SF25741
and SF26380.


ADDING CONNECTION PASSWORDS ON THE APPC CONTROLLERS
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If you wish to add a Connection Password on the APPC
Controllers created for Client Access, then read the
following information:

On the AS/400:

  On the AS/400 APPC Controller description, you can specify
  a Connection Password by changing the CNNPWD parameter on
  the Controller.  Note that if the password specified is less
  than 8 bytes, the password field is padded to the right
  with blanks (x'40') to 8 bytes.

  A password can be specified in EBCDIC characters or
  hexadecimal format.  A hexadecimal format may be desirable
  if an ASCII password field is required.

  CHGCTLAPPC CTLD(      ) CNNPWS('CA400PW')
    or
  CHGCTLAPPC CTLD(      ) CNNPWD(X'43413430305057')

On the PC:
  In order to tell the PC to send a connection password,
  the following datastream must be set up in the Action-
  Response Group Configuration:

    Call xxxxxxxx D D 313030 yyyyyyyy

    where:
      Call       -> is the X25 Call command
      xxxxxxxx   -> is the AS/400 DTE address
      D D        -> is how this particular PAD accepts
                    Call User Data
      313030  -> is a string sent to the AS/400 to
                    indicate that a connection password
                    is attached to the call command.  Note:
                    The ""'s should actually be backslashes.
      yyyyyyyy   -> is the same password that is defined in
                    the APPC controllers on the AS/400

Using the EBCDIC example used earlier of 'CA400PW', the
yyyyyyyy would be CA400PW.  Using the hexadecimal example
used earlier, the yyyyyyyy would be C3C1F4F0F0D7E6.
Note: All the ""'s should be backslashes.


PC5250 PROBLEMS DISPLAYING TEXT CODES
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The Display Text Code key is available using the default
keyboard profile.  The enables the users to see the control
codes on the display.

The PC5250 Setup Guide says the Display Text Code key is
assigned to the Alt/Insert key.  However, the proper key is
the Ctrl/Insert key.


PC5250 Support of Latin 2 and Turkish code pages
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To enable Latin 2 characters:
  o Establish a connection to your managing system
  o Assign a PC5250 root folder (QPWXCPC) as a network drive
  o Copy PCS1250.FON from the QPWXCPC folder to your PC
    directory where PC5250 is installed (PCOMWIN).  Name
    the file PCSANSI.FON on the PC.

To enable Turkish characters:
  o Apply PTF SF25554
  o Establish a connection to your managing system
  o Assing the PC5250 root folder (QPWXCPC) as a network drive
  o Copy PCS1254.FON from the QPWXCPC folder to your PC
    directory where PC5250 is installed (PCOMWIN).  Name
    the file PCSANSI.FON on the PC.


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