Promote Report

Figure 1 shows an example of the promote report.

The promote report provides an accurate account of the promote. It lists all members promoted to the next group and all members purged from lower groups. It also marks "out-of-scope" software components with an asterisk (*).

Note: An out-of-scope software component is an architecture that is referenced with a LINK statement but not with an INCL statement. It is not within the domain of the architecture specified.

The report displays specific information according to the promote modes and scopes you select.

For a promote of a member from a non-key group to a key group, the report indicates that the member was:
- Copied to the next group
- Purged from the "from" group
- Purged from the last key group.
For a promote of a member in a key group to a non-key group, it indicates that a copy was made.
For a promote of a member in a key group to a key group, it indicates that a copy was made and a purge was performed on the source key group.
For a second promote that follows a failed promote, it indicates the work completed by that promote only.

For more information about key and non-key groups, see Key/non-key groups.

If a verification error occurs for a member, the report displays the message number that identifies the error in the Message field.

Figure 1. Promote Report (Part 1 of 3)

The first page of the Promote Report lists the project, to group, from group, type, arch. mem, alternate, scope and node.

The second page of the Promote Reports lists the members, and the dat and time at which they were copied into, or purged from, stage1 or user1.

The third page of the Promotes Report is type LIST, and for three members shows the same columns as before.

Figure 2. Promote Report (Part 2 of 3)

Page 4 of the Promote Report lists the member, date, time, message, copied to, and purged from, with one example line.

Page 5 of the Promote Report shows the same information for types LOAD and OBJ.

Page 7 of the Promote Report shows the same ifnormation for type SOURCE and SOURCE2.

Figure 3. Promote Report (Part 3 of 3)

The third part of the Promote Report shows the build maps. For different types (archdef and source) it shows the same columns as the second part.