IMPORTANT: FORWARD THESE SETINIT INSTRUCTIONS TO PERSONS
           RESPONSIBLE FOR APPLYING THE UPDATE TO YOUR SYSTEM

TO:        SAS/C Compiler Representative

FROM:      SAS Institute, Inc.

SUBJECT:   Renewal of the SAS/C Compiler License Under CMS

The attached document contains the new SETINIT data which defines the
SAS/C products(s) you have licensed, the CPU on which each product is
licensed, and the corresponding expiration date(s).  Expiration date(s) are
in annual intervals of your license beginning date.  When your installation
renews its agreement with the Institute, you will receive new SETINIT
data.  The SETINIT data reflect your license agreement with the Institute.
 
To extend your license for the SAS/C Compiler, the DSECT2C utility, and,
if licensed,  the SAS/C++ Development System on CMS, you  will execute
the LC3370 module.  LC3370 expects two arguments.  The first argument
refers to the entity being updated, and the second argument refers to the
location of the new SETINIT data (setinit_fileid).

LC3370 syntax:
          +         +                   
          | NATIVE  |                   <== SAS/C Compiler
  LC3370  | DSECT2C | setinit_fileid    <== DSECT2C Utility      
          | LCXX    |                   <== SAS/C++ Development System
          +         +

To extend your license, complete the following steps:

1) Previous SETINIT data for the SAS/C Compiler and the DSECT2C utility
   resided in SETLC1 DATA and in SETCXX DATA for the SAS/C++ Development
   System.  Update these files as appropriate with the new SETINIT data enclosed.

   NOTE: It is important that you enter the data exactly as sent.  Every
             character in the site name, including blanks, and every
             non-blank character in all other lines is verified.  The
             SETINIT will be rejected if not entered correctly.

2) Access the minidisk with the following files in write mode:

    Fileid               Description
    LC370 LOADLIB   SAS/C Compiler
    DSECT2C MODULE  DSECT2C Utility
    CXX LOADLIB          SAS/C++ Development System

    You will need to have read access to the LC3370 module and the
    appropriate SETINIT data files.

3) To extend the license of the SAS/C Compiler, issue the following
   command:

             LC3370 NATIVE SETLC1

   Verify a successful extension by noting a return code of 0 and the
   existence of the following note in a newly created SETINIT LISTING
   file on your A disk:

             NOTE: INSTALLATION DEFAULTS HAVE BEEN ALTERED.

   This verification should be performed before proceeding zero any other
   step as the SETINIT LISTING file will be overwritten.

4) To extend the license of the DSECT2C utility, issue the following
   command:

             LC3370 DSECT2C SETLC1

   Verify a successful extension by noting a return code of 0 and the
   existence of the following note in a newly created SETINIT LISTING
   file on your A disk:

             NOTE: INSTALLATION DEFAULTS HAVE BEEN ALTERED.

   This verification should be performed before proceeding to any other
   step as the SETINIT LISTING file will be overwritten.

5) To extend the license of the SAS/C++ Development System, issue the
   following command:

             LC3370 LCXX SETCXX

   Verify a successful extension by noting a return code of zero and the
   existence of the following note in a newly created SETINIT LISTING
   file on your A disk:

             NOTE: INSTALLATION DEFAULTS HAVE BEEN ALTERED.

   This verification should be performed before proceeding to any other
   step as the SETINIT LISTING file will be overwritten.
 
  NOTE: If you have any of these products installed in a segment, you must
        re-save the product in the segment after updating the license.  It
        will not be necessary to redefine the segment, just invoke the
        L$GENSEG utility according to the section on Segment Installation
        in your installation instructions.

Trouble-Shooting

Various error messages can be generated when updating the license.  Errors are
accompanied by a return code of 8 or 16.  The most common errors are:

ERROR: INVALID CONTROL TEXT - indicates that an unrecognizable SETINIT
statement was encountered.  One common error often made is to fail to include the
entire SETINIT data file.

ERROR: INVALID SETINIT DATA - indicates the SETINIT data was not
entered exactly as provided.  Company names are often entered incorrectly and
the SCP field is often erroneously entered as zero rather than the letter O.

ERROR: INPUT FILE NOT FOUND - indicates that no input filename or the
wrong input filename was specified in the command.  The default input file,
SETINIT DATA *, was expected.

ERROR: UNABLE TO OPEN [NATIVE or DSECT2C or LCXX] - indicates the
entity to be updated was not found on write accessable minidisk.



Additional errors can occur when trying to execute the updated product, such as:
     - Running on a cpu with a different cpuid than that provided with the SETINIT
       data.
     - Not having run the SETINIT command with the proper minidisk accessed.
     - If the product is installed in a segment, neglecting to re-save segments after
       running the SETINIT command.

If you have questions about your SETINIT data, please call our Customer Service
Department at (919) 677-8003 between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard
Time. 

If you encounter problems applying the SETINIT information, please call our Technical
Support Division at (919) 677-8008 between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard
Time.  Ask the Technical Support receptionist for a SAS/C Compiler consultant and have
your site number ready when you call.