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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Chapter 2: Understanding <strong>Implementer</strong><br />

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apply a new release from the vendor<br />

Change a Vendor-Supplied Member/Object or Create a New One<br />

1 Check Out from custom Mods production. Developer selects the member/object from a<br />

list of all items in custom Mods production and/or the vendor base production. Check<br />

out automatically determines whether to use the version from custom Mods production<br />

or the vendor base production for each change. <strong>Implementer</strong> copies the correct source<br />

into development for custom modifications.<br />

2 Develop and test. Developer codes, compiles, and tests the members/objects.<br />

3 Promote the member/object to Mods quality assurance.<br />

Developer promotes the member/object from Mods development to Mods quality<br />

assurance.<br />

Developer can compile the promotion request into the work library, either as a<br />

separate task or when creating the request.<br />

4 Quality assurance.<br />

Tester tests programs.<br />

Tester copies the original promotion request for promotion.<br />

5 Promote to custom Mods production. Administrator for custom Mods production<br />

promotes the members/objects to customer Mods production.<br />

Apply Vendor PTFs<br />

1 Restore the PTF. Use the instructions supplied by the application software vendor to<br />

restore the PTF into a new library (referred to as the PTF library).<br />

2 Check out all items on the PTF and compile. Check out all items on the PTF, from the<br />

vendor base production environment to the vendor PTF development environment.<br />

Replace the entire source and objects with those from the PTF library and compile all<br />

source. Test the PTF using the development environment and the vendor base<br />

application.<br />

3 Check out any modified items included in the PTF. You can identify custom<br />

modifications to any item included with the PTF using Work with Objects. You must<br />

check out each modified item that is part of the PTF as if making another custom<br />

modification. You must have concurrent development capabilities to perform this check<br />

out since the object was previously checked out to the PTF environment. The next step<br />

applies the PTF to the customized version.<br />

4 Merge the PTF into the customized version. Using the Workbench, merge the PTF<br />

changes into the customized member in development. Specify modified development as<br />

the target library, modified production as production, the PTF development library as<br />

enhanced, and the base application library as base. This applies all vendor-supplied PTF

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