Format and explanation of data

Figure 1. Element summary 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

                 ELEMENT SUMMARY REPORT FOR xxxxxxxx yyyyy PROCESSING

ELEMENT  ELEMENT  ELEMENT  CURRENT CURRENT DISTLIB SYSLIB  ASSEM    LOAD     LMOD    SYSMOD   SYSMOD
TYPE     NAME     STATUS   FMID    RMID    LIBRARY LIBRARY NAMES    MODULE   SYSLIB  NAME     STATUS


aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb cccccccc ddddddd eeeeeee fffffff ggggggg hhhhhhhh iiiiiiii jjjjj   kkkkkkk  llllllll
aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb cccccccc ddddddd eeeeeee fffffff ggggggg hhhhhhhh iiiiiiii jjjjj   kkkkkkk  llllllll
aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb cccccccc ddddddd eeeeeee fffffff ggggggg hhhhhhhh iiiiiiii jjjjj   kkkkkkk  llllllll
aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb cccccccc ddddddd eeeeeee fffffff ggggggg hhhhhhhh iiiiiiii jjjjj   kkkkkkk  llllllll

These are the fields in the report:

xxxxxxxx

is the SMP/E command being processed: APPLY, ACCEPT, or RESTORE.

yyyyy

is CHECK if the CHECK operand was specified on the command. Otherwise, this field is blank.

ELEMENT TYPE

is the element type: MAC, MOD, SRC, MUPD, SUPD, S/ZAP, or one of the data element or hierarchical file system element types shown in the SMP/E Modification Control Statements topic in z/OS SMP/E Reference.

ELEMENT NAME

is the element name.

ELEMENT STATUS

describes what happened to the element.

APPLIED, ACCEPTED, or RESTORED

The element was processed successfully.

BYPASS

SMP/E detected an error while checking MODIDs. However, because BYPASS(ID) was specified, the element was processed.

DELETED

The element was selected and deleted. A element may be deleted if:

DELETE was specified on the element MCS.
The supplying SYSMOD was deleted. (A SYSMOD that was applied or accepted specified the supplying SYSMOD on the ++VER DELETE statement.)
The supplying SYSMOD was restored.

DLIB ERR

The DISTLIB value on the MCS does not match the DISTLIB value in the target or distribution zone element entry. The element was not processed, and the SYSMOD status is NOGO.

INCMPLT

Element processing is incomplete because of some failure. No libraries were updated.

ID ERR

SMP/E detected an error while checking MODIDs. The element was not processed. See the messages in SMPOUT to determine the error.

NOGO

The element was not processed if the SYSMOD status is also NOGO. If the SYSMOD status is ERROR, the element may have been processed. Check the messages in SMPOUT for the status of the library in which the element resides.

NOT SEL

This version of the element was not selected. Following are the reasons an element might not be selected.

Multiple versions of the element. If multiple versions of the same element are being processed concurrently, a superior version may have been chosen from another SYSMOD.
A module might not be selected if a macro or source caused a higher level of the module to be assembled.

If none of the versions of an element are selected, a superior version already exists on the target system.
FMID mismatch. Often, when an element is not selected, its FMID did not match the FMID of the element on the target system. The selection and exclusion of elements is discussed in “Processing” on pages Processing and Processing.
No target library. When an element has no target library (as described in message GIM43401W), the status is NOT SEL. The element is not selected for update to any target libraries.
Owning SYSMOD marked NOGO. An element can be marked NOT SEL if the owning SYSMOD is marked NOGO before processing is finished for that element.

Note: NOT SEL refers to processing in the set-to zone. An element with a status of NOT SEL can be updated in cross-zone LMODs.

SRC SEL

Because the source version of the module was selected, the object version (++MOD) was not processed. For example, when a source or macro is changed, the source may be reassembled to create the updated object module.

CURRENT FMID

is the FMID that appears in the element entry at the end of command processing. It appears only if the element is processed successfully.

CURRENT RMID

is the RMID that appears in the element entry at the end of command processing. It appears only if the element is processed successfully.

DISTLIB LIBRARY

is the ddname of the distribution library containing the element.

SYSLIB LIBRARY

is the ddname of the target library containing the element.

ASSEM NAMES

is a list of SRC or ASSEM modules assembled as a result of a macro or source modification. This field is not present for ACCEPT processing. It is present for RESTORE processing only if the MAC entry contains a GENASM subentry.

LOAD MODULE

is a list of load modules that were link-edited or copied using the module in the ELEMENT NAME field. This field is not present for ACCEPT processing.

Note: For S/ZAP elements, this list shows the load modules that included the module specified on the ++ZAP MCS.

If two operands were used on the IMASPZAP NAME statement to limit the load modules that were updated, this list shows all the load modules that the element is part of. Check the utility completion messages (GIM237xx) to determine which load modules were updated.

LMOD SYSLIB

is a list of target libraries that contained the load module in the LOAD MODULE field and that were updated during APPLY or RESTORE processing. This field is set to the DISTLIB value for ACCEPT processing.

Note: SMPLTS appears in this column when a module is linked into a base version of a load module in the SMPLTS data set.

SYSMOD NAME

identifies the SYSMODs that changed the element in the ELEMENT NAME field.

SYSMOD STATUS

is the status of the SYSMOD in the SYSMOD NAME field.

APPLIED, ACCEPTED, or RESTORED: The SYSMOD was successfully processed.
DELETED: The SYSMOD was explicitly or implicitly deleted.
ERROR: SYSMOD processing stopped after some target libraries or SMP/E libraries were updated, but before the SYSMOD was completely processed. A SYSMOD is completely processed when all its elements have been processed and all of the SYSMOD's requisites have been completely processed. See SMPOUT to determine the cause of the error.
Note: ERROR does not appear in the SYSMOD status field when the CHECK operand is specified on the command.
EXCLUDED: The SYSMOD was specified on the EXCLUDE operand.
HELD: The SYSMOD was held because one or more of HOLD reason IDs were not resolved.
INCMPLT: SYSMOD processing is incomplete because of some failure. No target libraries were updated.
NOGO: The SYSMOD was not processed before any updates. This can happen when a related SYSMOD has an error. See SMPOUT to determine the cause of the error.
NOGO(E): SYSMOD processing stopped because a required SYSMOD was excluded.
NOGO(H): SYSMOD processing stopped because a required SYSMOD was held.
SUPD: The SYSMOD is superseded by one or more SYSMODs being processed. The superseding SYSMODs are shown in the REQUISITE AND SUPBY SYSMODS field in the SYSMOD status report.