Format and explanation of data

Figure 1. Cross-zone requisite SYSMOD report: standard format for APPLY and ACCEPT

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

                 CROSSZONE REQUISITE SYSMOD REPORT FOR xxxxxx PROCESSING

                 NOTE:  CROSS-ZONE REQUISITES CREATED BY THE CURRENT COMMAND ARE PRECEDED BY '*'.

 ZONE      REQUIRES            CAUSER          
 NAME     FMID     SYSMOD   RECEIVED  SYSMOD   FMID     ZONE

 zzzzzzz  fffffff  sssssss  xxx       ttttttt  rrrrrrr  wwwwwww
          fffffff  sssssss  xxx       ttttttt  rrrrrrr  wwwwwww

 zzzzzzz  fffffff  sssssss  xxx       ttttttt  rrrrrrr  wwwwwww
          fffffff  sssssss  xxx       ttttttt  rrrrrrr  wwwwwww

These are the fields in the report:

xxxxxx: is the name of the command (APPLY or ACCEPT) that caused the report to be produced.
ZONE NAME: is the zone where requisite SYSMODs must be installed.
REQUIRES FMID: is the FMID for which requisite SYSMODs must be installed.
REQUIRES SYSMOD: is the ID of a requisite SYSMOD. If there are no requisite SYSMODs for a particular zone, you see NONE in the REQUIRES SYSMOD field. If the need for a requisite SYSMOD is newly created by the current APPLY or ACCEPT command, an asterisk (*) precedes the SYSMOD ID.
RECEIVED: indicates whether the requisite SYSMOD has been received. YES in the RECEIVED field means the SYSMOD has been received, and NO means it has not. You must receive all requisite SYSMODs before installing them.
CAUSER SYSMOD: is the ID of the SYSMOD that contained the ++IF statement for the requisite.
CAUSER FMID: is the FMID for the causer SYSMOD. If UNKNOWN is in the CAUSER FMID field, the causer SYSMOD was installed with an obsolete release of SMP/E. This is not an error.
CAUSER ZONE: is the zone that contained the causer SYSMOD.