Format and explanation of data

Figure 1. RECEIVE exception SYSMOD data report: standard format

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

                 RECEIVE ++HOLD/++RELEASE SUMMARY REPORT

   NOTE:  SMD NF   - SYSMOD NOT RELEASED - NOT FOUND IN GLOBAL ZONE
          RSN NF   - SYSMOD NOT RELEASED - NOT HELD FOR THIS REASONID
          INT HLD  - SYSMOD NOT RELEASED - CANNOT RELEASE INTERNAL SYS HOLD

SYSMOD   TYPE     STATUS   REASON   FMID     ++HOLD MCS STATEMENTS

aaaaaaa  bbbb     cccccccc ddddddd  eeeeeee  fffffffffffffffff
                                             fffffffffffffffff
aaaaaaa  bbbb     cccccccc ddddddd  eeeeeee  fffffffffffffffff
aaaaaaa  bbbb     cccccccc ddddddd  eeeeeee  fffffffffffffffff
                                             fffffffffffffffff
aaaaaaa  bbbb     cccccccc ddddddd  eeeeeee  fffffffffffffffff

These are the fields in the report:

SYSMOD

identifies the SYSMOD that is being held or release.

TYPE

is the type of ++HOLD or ++RELEASE:

ERR: Error hold
FIXC: Fix category hold
SYS: System hold
USER: User hold

STATUS

is the status of the ++HOLD or ++RELEASE statement.

EXCLUDED: The SYSMOD was not processed, because it was specified on the EXCLUDE operand of the RECEIVE command.
HELD: The ++HOLD statement was processed.
N/A: The SYSMOD specified in the ++HOLD statement was not applicable to your system, because the FMID specified was not in the GLOBALZONE FMID list.
RELEASED: The reason ID specified on the ++RELEASE statement was removed from the SYSMOD.
SMD NF: SMP/E could not find a SYSMOD entry for the SYSMOD specified on the ++RELEASE statement.
RSN NF: SMP/E could not find the reason ID specified on the ++RELEASE statement.
INT HLD: The reason ID specified was for an internal SYSTEM HOLD, and therefore could not be released. You can resolve this type of HOLD only by using BYPASS(HOLDSYS) on ACCEPT or APPLY.

REASON

identifies the SYSMOD specified in the REASON operand of the ++HOLD or ++RELEASE statement.

FMID

is the FMID specified on the ++HOLD statement. For ++RELEASE statements this field is blank.

++HOLD MCS STATEMENTS

lists the complete text of the ++HOLD statements. For ++RELEASE statements this field is blank.