GIM38201WTHERE IS A MODID ERROR FOR elmtype ENTRY elmname IN SYSMOD sysmod.

THERE IS A MODID ERROR FOR elmtype ENTRY elmname IN SYSMOD sysmod.

Explanation

elmtype
element type
elmname
element name
sysmod
SYSMOD ID
SMP/E discovered an error when it was checking the relationship between the following:
  • An element in the indicated SYSMOD
  • Elements in other SYSMODs that have already been installed or that are being installed concurrently.

Additional messages describe the specific error that was found (GIM319xx for APPLY or ACCEPT, or GIM430xx for RESTORE).

The severity of this message depends on the BYPASS options specified on the APPLY or ACCEPT command.

System action

SYSMOD processing continues. At least one of the following conditions was met:
  • The SYSMOD supplies an update element, and the PRE and SUP operands (1) specify the RMID of the previously processed version of the element but (2) do not specify all UMIDs of the previously processed version of the element.

    In this case, message GIM319xx or message GIM430xx follows this message and names the updates in the previously processed version of the element that the SYSMOD does not supersede or specify as a prerequisite. SMP/E processes the update supplied by the SYSMOD.

  • BYPASS(ID) was not specified, and the SYSMOD is a function SYSMOD that was previously installed. SMP/E also does not stop processing if it can determine that the system is at a higher level than the SYSMOD it is reinstalling.
    The system is considered to be at a higher level if one of the following is true:
    • The RMID of the element from the SYSMOD differs from the RMID of the element on the system, and the RMID of the element from the SYSMOD is on the target system.
      Note: In this case, SMP/E does not issue GIM382xx. SMP/E does not process the element from the SYSMOD it is reinstalling, and the higher-level version of the element stays on the system.
    • The RMID of the element from the SYSMOD is the same as the RMID of the element on the system, and UMIDs are associated with the system element.
      Note: SMP/E issues message GIM382xx, followed by GIM319xx or GIM430xx. These messages name the updates to the system element that the SYSMOD does not supersede or specify as prerequisites. SMP/E does not process the element from the SYSMOD that it is reinstalling, and the higher-level element stays on the target system.

If BYPASS(ID) was specified, SYSMOD processing continues for any ID checks reported by message GIM382xx. SMP/E selects the indicated element, and SYSMOD processing continues.

Programmer response

Carefully check the messages that follow this message in SMPOUT. If SMP/E already installed the indicated element, it may regress IBM-supplied service or user-supplied modifications included in the SYSMODs named in subsequent GIM319xx or GIM430xx messages.

Specify BYPASS(ID) on the APPLY or ACCEPT command to prevent SMP/E from stopping SYSMOD processing. However, you may lose the modifications included in the SYSMODs named in subsequent GIM319xx or GIM430xx messages. Rework and reinstall these modifications.