After the message, a heading appears:

VOLUME
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S15 S16

Then one or more of the following lines appear:

VOLUME S17
S18 S19 S20 S21 S22 S23 S24 S25 S26 S27 S28 S29 S30 S31 S32

Then the following lines appear:

******************* LEGEND
********************
E = SYSTEM IS ELIGIBLE TO ACCESS SMS VOLUME
N = SYSTEM IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO ACCESS SMS VOLUME

SYSTEM 1 = sysname  SYSTEM 2 = sysname  SYSTEM 3 = sysname
SYSTEM 4 = sysname  SYSTEM 5 = sysname  SYSTEM 6 = sysname
SYSTEM 7 = sysname  SYSTEM 8 = sysname  SYSTEM 9 = sysname
SYSTEM 10= sysname  SYSTEM 11= sysname  SYSTEM 12= sysname
SYSTEM 13= sysname  SYSTEM 14= sysname  SYSTEM 15= sysname
SYSTEM 16= sysname  SYSTEM 17= sysname  SYSTEM 18= sysname
SYSTEM 19= sysname  SYSTEM 20= sysname  SYSTEM 21= sysname
SYSTEM 22= sysname  SYSTEM 23= sysname  SYSTEM 24= sysname
SYSTEM 25= sysname  SYSTEM 26= sysname  SYSTEM 27= sysname
SYSTEM 28= sysname  SYSTEM 29= sysname  SYSTEM 30= sysname
SYSTEM 31= sysname  SYSTEM 32= sysname

In the message text:

sysname

A system in the current active configuration.

volser

The volume serial of an SMS managed volume. There is one volser entry for each SMS managed volume that contains a catalog required by the job for locate processing.

c

An indication of whether a system can access the volume, as follows:

• ‘E’ if the system is eligible to access the SMS managed volume. In this case, volser is defined to the system, and has a storage management subsystem status of ‘ENABLE’, ‘QUIESCED’, ‘QUIESCE (NEW)’, ‘DISABLE’, or ‘DISABLE (NEW)’.
• ‘N’ if the system is not eligible to access the SMS managed volume. In this case, volser is not defined to the system.