i2Pass PTF Installation Instructions

i2Pass supports distribution of program updates remotely via the Internet. When programs in i2Pass are updated or program fixes are required, Kisco Information Systems can send the updates directly to you via the Internet. If needed, we will send E-mail to you with an attached PC file. This file, when loaded into a folder on your system, can be used to post program updates and changes to your copy of i2Pass.

When you receive a PTF update package from Kisco, you will be given an eight character PTF Package Name. To load and apply the PTF to your system, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder on your system named KISCO. You can do this with the following command:

   CRTFLR FLR(KISCO)

   Note: This folder only has to be created the first time you install a PTF.

2. From a PC that is attached to your system, move the PTF Package file that you received from Kisco into this folder. If you are not familiar with this process, please check the following URL at the Kisco website for specific instructions:

   http://www.kisco.com/pctoflr.htm

3. Make sure that no i2Pass functions are in use and that no users are logged into any i2Pass menus.
4. Type the following command:

   I2PLIB/KISPTF

   and press the F4 prompt key. You can also choose option #7 from the INSTALL menu.

5. The command will prompt for two values. The first is the name of the i2Pass application library (I2PLIB) and should not be changed. The second command must contain the eight character name of the PTF Package File. When both parameters are set, press ENTER and the PTFs will be loaded and applied to your copy of i2Pass.
6. All Kisco PTFs are loaded so that the prior version of any program objects are saved. This will allow for the effects of a PTF to be reversed at a later time should a defect be identified in the PTF. This can only be done via direct instruction from a Kisco support representative.

During the PTF installation process, one or two printouts will be created. The first of these will be the PTF Cover Letter Documentation. The second is optional and, if printed, will be a fresh update of the Additional Documentation Topics for all i2Pass changes. Kisco recommends that you read both documents before starting to use i2Pass again.