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Isg Software Prices Do not reproduce without written permission S/Pr.1 --------- ----- Oct 83 .:.---- ::::: :5~5: ISG SOFTWARE PRICES INTRODUCTION There are two separate lists contained in this section. The Software Price List includes all types of software currently marketed by NAD and NMO. Only prices for billing plans currently marketed to commercial customers are included. The Software Upgrade List includes charges for the limited number of programs that can be upgraded. This price list does not carry all feature codes assigned to a program number. Specifically missing are the following type feature codes: No charge types Asset assignments only codes (no charge types). Licensed program material types (such as publications, microfiche, and other non-machine readable materials), whether they have associated charges or not. ORGANIZATION The Software Price List is presented in program number sequence. Footnotes are kept to a minimum and, when practical, immediately follow each applicable software product. A hyphen indicates that a data field does not apply or no longer is available. Other special codes used will be explained in the legend. LEGEND FOR SOFTWARE PRICE LIST Column Heading Explanation PROGRAM/ The program number assigned to each software product. This column will also contain feature codes related to e FEAT NUM program number. The characters #xxxx in this column indicates that the feature code is not available at this time. CHARGE TYPE Identifies the types of charges associated with a program/ feature number and also what license type (Basic or OSLO) the charge is applied against. The codes used are: B/M = Basic License, Monthly Payment Period B / A Basic License, Annual Payment Period B/I = Basic License, Initial Charge B / 0 = Basic License, One-Time Charge B/P = Basic License, Process Charge O/M = OSLO License, Monthly Payment Period 0/ A = OSLO License, Annual Payment Period 0/1 = OSLO License, Initial Charge 0/0= OSLO License, One-Time Charge O/P = OSLO License, Process Charge SUC = Single Use Charge SCP = System Control Program CHARGE AMOUNT The dollar amount currently charged for each charge type. CP The number of Consecutive Payments for those charge types identified as periodic (monthly, annual). The codes used are: ## = Consecutive number (##) of payments after which further periodic charges will be waived. C = Continuous (---LPSC---) The Licensed Program Support charges (monthly or monthly multiple) for applicable program/feature Mon Mult numbers. PROGRAM/FEATURE This field is used to identify the program number or feature number on the same line. OTHER DESCRIPTION It is also used to provide explanatory information, when necessary. (Reverse side is blank) Do not reproduce without written permission S/Pr.3 -------- ----- Oct 83 :: - -:§~~ ISG SOFTWARE PRICES PROGRAM! -----CHARGE----- (------LPSC------) FEAT NUM TYPE AMT CP Mon Mult PROGRAM/FEATURE/OTHER DESCRIPTION 5608-AX1 Admin Support Implement Package #4718 B/O $200 5608-AX2 Applicant Processing Implement Package #4719 B/O $200 5608-AX3 Personnel Reporting Implement Package #4720 B/O $200 5608-MA1 UCSD p-System*: UCSD Pascal* Compiler #4715 B/O $250 5608-MA2 UCSD p-System*: FORTRAN-77 Compiler #4716 B/O $250 5608-MA3 UCSD p-System*: 8086 Native Code Generatr #4717 B/O $150 5608-MS1 UCSD p-System*: Runtime System #4713 B/O $375 5608-MS2 UCSD p-System*: Development System #4714 B/O $950 (*) Registered Trademark of the University of California Board of Regents 5608-SRA Chartpack #4727 B/O $550 #4627 B/A $250 5608-SR5 Reportpack #4610 B/A $194 #4710 B/O $425 5608-SR6 3270 Data Stream Compatability #4611 B/A $300 #4711 B/O $800 5608-SR7 Languagepack 2 #4612 B/A $240 #4712 B/O $600 5608-SR8 Electronic Document Distribution #4621 B/A $325 #4721 B/O $750 5608-SR9 3270 Attached Work Sta #4726 B/O $800 #4626 B/A $300 5608-TRE Textpack E #4600 B/A $40 #4700 B/O $75 5608-TRl Textpac 1 (withdrawn 6/19/83) #xxxx B/A $180 #xxxx B/O $350 5608-TR2 Textpack 2 #4602 B/A $192 #4702 B/O $400 5608-TR3 Textpac 3 (withdrawn 6/19/83) #xxxx B/A $300 #xxxx B/O $725 5608-TR4 Textpack 4 #4604 B/A $336 #4704 B/O $540 5608-TR6 Textpack 6 #4605 B/A $520 #4705 B/O $1150 5611-SS1 5520 Admin Processing Program #4500 B/M $389 C #4501 B/O $10500 5611-SS2 5520 Admin Processing Program, Vr 2 #4502 B/M $389 C #4503 B/O $10500 5652-VS1 SCP NC OS/VS1 - Release 7 5655-257 SCP NC MVS/XA - Extended Architecture 5656-092 B/M VSE/OLTER, EREP - Avail 1 /31 /84 5658-001 SCP NC 3694 I R2 - I ndependent Release 2 5660-264 DPPX/DPS - Version 2 #9520 B/M $63 C $16 $26 ... Format Management Feature thru 10/31/83 #9520 B/M $66 C $16 $26 ... Format Management Feature from 11/1/83 #9526 B/O $1900 #9521 D/M $46 C thru 10/31/83 #9521 D/M $56 C from 11/1/83 #9527 D/O $1615 #9602 B/M $63 C $16 $26 ... IPO Registration thru 10/31/83 #9602 B/M $66 C $16 $26 ... IPO Registration from 11/1/83 #3025 B/P $92 #3029 B/P $46 #6000 B/M $177 C $18 $29 ... Interact Map Definit Feat thru 10/31/83 #6000 B/M $186 C $18 $29 ... Interact Map Definit Feat from 11/1/83 #6009 B/O $5300 #6010 D/O $4500 #6004 B/M $177 C $18 $29 ... IPO Registration thru 10/31/83 --- - Do not reproduce without written permission S/Pr.4 ----- ---- Oct 83 :: - -~~§: ISG SOFTWARE PRICES PROGRAM/ -----CHARGE----- (------LPSC------) FEAT NUM TYPE AMT CP Mon Mult PROGRAM/FEATURE/OTHER DESCRIPTION #6004 B/M $186 C $18 $29 ... IPO Registration from 11/1/83 #6001 D/M $132 C thru 10/31/83 #6001 D/M $158 C from 11/1/83 #3026 B/P $139 #3030 B/P $46 5660-265 DMS/DPPX Execution Facility #9502 B/M $18 C $14 $22 #9606 B/M $18 C $14 $22 ... IPO Registration #9503 D/M $14 C #3002 B/P $85 #3003 B/P $55 5660-267 DPPX/PS Presentation Services 3640 #9504 B/M $71 C $18 $29 #9505 DIM $52 C #3004 B/P $41.50 #3005 B/P $27.50 #6002 B/M $297 C $52 $83 ... ITG Feature #6003 D/M $222 C #3006 B/P $121 #3007 B/P $60.50 5660-271 DPPX/ Interactive Prdctvty Facility #9510 B/M $38 C $11 $18 thru 10/31/83 #9510 B/M $40 C $11 $18 from 11/1/83 #9528 B/O $1175 #9529 D/O $998 #9603 B/M $38 C $11 $18 ... IPO Registration thru 10/31/83 #9603 B/M $40 C $11 $18 ... IPO Registration from 11/1/83 #9511 D/M $28 C thru 10/31/83 #9511 D/M $34 C from 11/1/83 #3008 B/P $85 #3009 B/P $85 5660-272 DPPX/PDA #9514 B/M $29 C $10 $16 thru 10/31/83 #9514 B/M $30 C $10 $16 from 11/1/83 #9530 B/O $880 #9531 D/O $748 #9607 B/M $29 C $10 $16 ... IPO Registration thru 10/31/83 #9607 B/M $30 C $10 $16 ... IPO Registration from 11/1/83 #9515 D/M $21 C thru 10/31/83 #9515 D/M $25 C from 11/1/83 #3012 B/P $61 #3013 B/P $61 5660-273 DPPX/Programmed Operator Facility #9516 B/O $580 $6 $10 #9608 B/O $580 $6 $10 ... 1PO Registration #9517 D/O $435 thru 10/31/83 #9517 D/O $493 from 11/1/83 #3014 B/P $50 #3015 B/P $32 5660-281 DPPX/SP 8100 Sys Product #xxxx B/M $760 C $266 $425 #xxxx 8/0 $19600 #xxxx D/M $645 C #xxxx D/O $16660 5660-282 DPPX/SP IMD 8100 Interactive Map Defin #xxxx B/M $186 C $18 $29 #xxxx B/O $5300 #xxxx D/M $158 C #xxxx D/O $4500 5660-284 Cross Sys Product - Development for DPPX/SP #9546 B/M $175 C $25 $40 #9545 D/M $150 C #9548 B/O $4575 #9547 D/O $3890 5660-285 Cross Sys Product - Execution for DPPX/SP #9550 B/M $50 C $6 $10 ' #9549 D/M $42 C #9552 8/0 $1300 #9551 D/O $1105 5661-172 DISOSS/8100/DOSF Rei 1 (see 5668-955) #9xxx B/M $178 $35 $56 #9xxx B/M $178 $35 $56 ... IPO Registration #9xxx D/M $133 5662-257 OS/VSl 8asic Program Extensions #4500 B/M $222 C $41 $66 #9500 D/M $165 C 5662-262 TPNS Version 2 #9001 8/M $1705 C 5662-280 ACF/VTAM V2 (OS/VSlj ------- - Do not reproduce without written permission S/Pr.5 - ---- Oct 83 :: - -~~§: ISG SOFTWARE PRICES PROGRAM/ -----CHARGE----- (------lPSC------) FEAT NUM TYPE AMT CP Mon Mult PROGRAM/FEATURE/OTHER DESCRIPTION #4501 B/M $520 C $86 $138 #2100 B/I $1560 #9501 O/M $390 C #2300 0/1 $1170 #6000 B/M $190 C $6 $10 ... Encrypt / Decrypt Feature #6500 O/M $142 C 5664-167 VM/SP - VM/System Product #4500 B/M $387 C $59 $94 #9500 O/M $290 C #5050 B/I $142 #5051 B/I $90 #5052 B/I $142 #5053 B/I $90 #5054 B/I $142 #5055 B/I $90 #5056 B/I $142 #5057 B/I $90 #5058 B/I $142 #5059 B/I $90 #5060 B/I $106 #5061 B/I $66 #5118 B/I $106 #5119 B/I $66 #5120 B/I $142 #5121 B/I $90 #5122 B/I $142 #5123 B/I $90 #5124 B/I $142 #5125 B/I $90 #5126 B/I $142 #5127 B/I $90 #5128 B/I $142 #5129 B/I $90 #5130 B/I $142 #5131 B/I $90 5664-169 VM/XA Migration Aid #xxxx B/M $3500 C $545 $872 #xxxx B/I $10500 #xxxx O/M $2625 C #xxxx 0/1 $7875 5664-172 ISPF/POF (VM/CMS) #4503 B/M $150 C $17 $27 #2102 B/I $900 #9503 O/M $112 C #2302 0/1 $675 5664-173 VM/SP High Performance Option (HPO) #4502 B/M $1510 C $117 $187 #2101 B/I $4535 #9502 O/M $1130 C #2301 0/1 $3400 5664-176 Professional Office System (PROFS) #4504 B/M $600 C #2103 B/I $4000 #9504 O/M $450 C #2303 0/1 $3000 5664-178 (SOF /CICS) CMS #4508 B/M $239 C $44 $70 #9508 O/M $179 C #2106 B/I $1434 #2306 0/1 $1076 5664-183 (VM/XA) VM/E Migration Aid-Remote 3270 #xxxx B/M $750 C $40 $64 #xxxx B/I $2250 #xxxx O/M $562 C #xxxx 0/1 $1685 5664-185 B/O $2500 (ACRITH) High-Accur Arithmetic 5665-268 ISPF/POF (MVS/TSO) #4516 B/M $250 C $26 $42 #2112 B/I $1000 #9516 O/M $188 C #2312 0/1 $750 5665-274 RMF Version 3 #4520 B/M $700 C $59 $94 #2113 B/I $2100 #9520 O/M $525 C #2313 0/1 $1575 5665-277 Information / Library #4508 B/M $156 C $13 $21 #2108 B/I $468 --- - Do not reproduce without written permission S/Pr.6 ----- ---- Oct 83 :: - -~~~ ISG SOFTWARE PRICES PROGRAM/ -----CHARGE----- (------LPSC------) FEAT NUM TYPE AMT CP Mon Mult PROGRAM/FEATURE/OTHER DESCRIPTION #9508 O/M $117 C #2308 D/I $351 5665-279 STAM/SP #4500 S/O $4920 $12 $19 #9500 0/0 $3690 5665-280 ACF/VTAM V2 (MVS) #4501 S/M $988 C $205 $328 #2105 S/I $2960 #9501 D/M $740 C #2305 0/1 $2220 #6000 S/M $205 C $7 $11 ..
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