These fields allow you to use architecture definition criteria to select members. The architecture definition fields identify subapplications or software components.

To guarantee correct data, use the build function to update the architecture in the Architecture Control field. If you specify an architecture that has never been built, none of the members is selected. If you specify an architecture that has been built but is out of date, the resulting data is inaccurate. Promote the architecture in report-only mode to see which components are out of date. Patterns are not valid for architecture definition fields.

Architecture Control

Specify the following values:

In

To select members controlled by the architecture definition.

Out

To select members not controlled by the architecture definition.

Not used

To indicate that an architecture definition is not used to identify selected members.

Architecture Group

The group identifying the lowest group in the hierarchy where SCLM should find the architecture definition.

Architecture Type

The type containing the architecture definition that controls the selected members.

Architecture Member

The member containing the architecture definition that controls the selected members.

Scope

Specify the following architecture scope:

Normal

To select members that do or do not have compilation unit dependencies.

Subunit

To select members that do have compilation unit dependencies.

Extended

To select members that do have compilation unit dependencies.

The database contents report contains a list of all members that you select from the selection criteria. If you request tailored output, SCLM generates the data set from this list of accounting and build map information.

Figure 1 shows an example of a database contents utility report that SCLM generates when you enter NONE in the Tailored Output field on the SCLM Database Contents Utility panel.

Figure 1. Database Contents Utility Report