Valid entry types

Table 1 lists the values that are valid as entry parameters and the zones to which they are applicable.
Table 1. Valid entry values
Entry type Global zone DLIB zone Target zone
ASSEM   Valid Valid
Data element1   Valid Valid
DDDEF Valid Valid Valid
DLIB   Valid Valid
DLIBZONE   Valid  
ELEMENT2   Valid Valid
FEATURE Valid    
FMIDSET Valid    
GLOBALZONE Valid    
Hierarchical file system element3   Valid Valid
HOLDDATA Valid    
JAR   Valid Valid
LMOD   Valid Valid
MAC   Valid Valid
MOD   Valid Valid
OPTIONS Valid    
ORDER Valid    
PRODUCT Valid    
PROGRAM   Valid Valid
SRC   Valid Valid
SYSMOD Valid Valid Valid
TARGETZONE     Valid
UTILITY Valid    
ZONESET Valid    
Note:
  1. The data element entry type has many possible values. Refer to Data element entry (distribution and target zone)in SMP/E data set entries for the complete list. Any one of these values can be supplied as part of the entry parameter.
  2. ELEMENT is a pseudo-entry value indicating that JAR, MOD, MAC, PROGRAM, SRC, and all data element and hierarchical file system element entries are returned.
  3. The hierarchical file system element entry type has many possible values. Refer to "Hierarchical File System Element Entry (Distribution and Target Zone)" for the complete list. Any one of these values can be supplied as part of the entry parameter.

When you specify an entry that is not applicable to a particular zone, the result is simply that no data is returned. This is not an error condition.