Format and explanation of data

Figure 1. BUILDMCS entry summary report: standard format

PAGE nnnn  - NOW SET TO GLOBAL ZONE         DATE mm/dd/yy TIME hh:mm:ss SMP/E 36.nn SMPRPT OUTPUT

BUILDMCS SUMMARY REPORT FOR FMID fmid

ENTRY      ENTRY     ENTRY           CURRENT
TYPE       NAME      STATUS          RMID           COMMENTS

aaaaaaaa   bbbbbbbb  ccccccccccccc   ddddddd    eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…
aaaaaaaa   bbbbbbbb  ccccccccccccc   ddddddd    eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…
                                                eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…
aaaaaaaa   bbbbbbbb  ccccccccccccc   ddddddd    eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee…

These are the fields in the report:

fmid

is an FMID that was specified on the FORFMID operand.

ENTRY TYPE

is the entry type: ASSEM, data element, DDDEF, DLIB, hierarchical file system element, LMOD, MAC, MOD, and SRC.

ENTRY NAME

is the name of the entry.

ENTRY STATUS

describes whether the entry was selected for inclusion in the superseding function. It might be one of the following entries:

NOT SELECTED: This entry was not selected for inclusion in the superseding function. See the COMMENTS for reasons the entry may not be selected.
REQUIRED: This is for DDDEF entries. It identifies that this DDDEF is required to be defined to the system where this superseding function is to be received, applied, and accepted. See the COMMENTS field for information on zone types that require this definition.
SELECTED: This entry was selected for inclusion in the superseding function. See the COMMENTS field for more information that is important about the inclusion of this entry.

CURRENT RMID

is the RMID that appears in the element entry at the end of command processing. It appears only if the element is processed successfully.

COMMENTS

if present, provides additional information about the entry. The following comments can appear:

ENTRY NOT FOUND

The specified entry was needed for processing, but is not defined in the set-to zone. This is an error condition.

If the specified entry is a DDDEF, the values for the element MCS FROMDS operands will contain only the distribution library ddname. To correct this, the user must take one of the following actions:

Add the missing DDDEF entry and re-run the BUILDMCS command, or
Update the created MCS to specify the distribution library data set names on the element MCS FROMDS operands.

ELEMENT NOT FOUND - ASSUMED DELETED

The function or an associated SYSMOD contains an element that is not defined in the set-to zone. This is not an error, but SMP/E assumes the element has been deleted.

CURRENT FMID IS yyyyyyy

The function or associated SYSMOD contains an element that is defined in the set-to zone as belonging to FMID yyyyyyy.

yyyyyyy: FMID that currently owns the entry.

LMOD CONTAINS MODDELS

The LMOD entry contains MODDEL subentries indicating that modules were part of this load module, but have been deleted.

LMOD CONTAINS CROSS-ZONE MODS

The LMOD entry contains cross-zone modules.

LMOD HAS MODS FROM MULTIPLE FMIDS

The LMOD entry contains modules from more than the specified FMID.

MOD HAS CROSS-ZONE LMODS

The MOD entry contains cross-zone load modules.

MOD HAS NO LMODS

The module is defined as an entry belonging to the specified FMID, however, the MOD does not exist in any load modules.

REQUIRED FOR CALLLIBS IN TARGET ZONE

The DDDEF is needed for CALLLIBS processing and must be defined in the target zone.

REQUIRED FOR LMOD SIDE DECK LIBRARY IN TARGET ZONE

The DDDEF is needed for the load module's side deck library and must be defined in the target zone.

REQUIRED FOR LMOD UTILITY INPUT IN TARGET ZONE

The DDDEF is needed for the load module's utility input and must be defined in the target zone.

REQUIRED IN TARGET AND DISTRIBUTION ZONE

DDDEF must be defined in both the target and distribution zone.

REQUIRED IN TARGET ZONE

DDDEF must be defined in the target zone.