FMIDSET entry (global zone)

The FMIDSET entry defines a group of FMIDs for use in limiting the SYSMODs processed by an SMP/E command. For example, you can specify an FMIDSET on the FORFMID operand of the APPLY command to process only SYSMODs applicable to one of the FMIDs in the FMIDSET.

Subentries

These are the subentries for the FMIDSET entry as they appear in the LIST output:

name

is the name of the FMIDSET.

The name can contain from 1 to 8 alphanumeric characters.

FMID

lists the function SYSMODs (that is, FMIDs) that are to be part of this FMIDSET.

The UCL operand is FMID(sysmod_id…).

The SYSMOD ID must contain 7 alphanumeric characters.

LIST Examples

To list all the FMIDSET entries in a global zone, you can use the following commands:

SET      BDY(GLOBAL)        /* FMIDSET in global only.    */.
LIST     FMIDSET            /* list all FMIDSET entries.  */.

To list specific FMIDSET entries in a global zone, you can use these commands:

SET      BDY(GLOBAL)        /* FMIDSET in global only.    */.
LIST     FMIDSET(ALLSET     /* List only these two        */
                 XXSET)     /* entries.                   */.

The format of the LIST output for each FMIDSET entry is the same for both of these commands. The only difference is the number of FMIDSET entries listed.

Figure 1 is an example of LIST output for FMIDSET entries.

Figure 1. FMIDSET entry: sample LIST output

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

GLOBAL        FMIDSET ENTRIES


  NAME

ALLSET    FMID            = FXX1102   JXX1121   JXX1122   JXX1123
                            FYY1102   JYY1121   JYY1122   JYY1123
                            FZZ1102   JZZ1121   JZZ1122   JZZ1123

XXSET     FMID            = FXX1102   JXX1121   JXX1122   JXX1123

YYSET     FMID            = FYY1102   JYY1121   JYY1122   JYY1123

ZZSET     FMID            = FZZ1102   JZZ1121   JZZ1122   JZZ1123

UCLIN Examples

You can use the ADD, REP, and DEL UCL statements to change subentries in an FMIDSET entry. When you use UCLIN to update an FMIDSET entry, keep these points in mind:

After the UCLIN changes are made, the FMIDSET entry must contain at least an FMID subentry. Otherwise there is not enough information in the entry for SMP/E to use the entry.
If a DEL statement deletes all the existing subentries in the entry, SMP/E deletes the entire entry.

The following examples are provided to help you use the FMIDSET entry.