It's not clear what you are asking. FMID for ++HOLD is used to select which HOLD records should be retained because they are relevant to this system. If you have a hold for a function sysmod, then FMID would match the function sysmod.
You say "NOT TO THE FMID It APPLIES". What are you talking about? A function sysmod applies to it's self. It may pre or co-req another function but it does not apply to another FMID. As for ++RELEASE, the reason code must match the ++HOLD reason code. It clearly documents it under REASON for ++RELEASE. Jon Perryman >________________________________ > From: Paul Gilmartin <[email protected]> > > >From: > >Title: SMP/E V3R6.0 for z/OS V1R13.0 Reference >Document Number: SA22-7772-16 > >When a dependent FUNCTION sysmod is held for error, > > 2.8 ++HOLD MCS > ... > FMID > specifies the FMID to which the held SYSMOD is applicable. ... > >Seems to say that the FMID operand should indicate not the FUNCTION being >held, but its parent FUNCTION, as named on the FMID operand of its ++FUNCTION >MCS. > >But, reading further: > > ... For external HOLDDATA (a ++HOLD statement not within a SYSMOD), > this information allows SMP/E to receive only those statements >associated with > FMIDs defined in the user's global zone. This operand is required. > >Seems to say that the FMID operand should indicate the FUNCTION being held, >not the FMID to which it applies. > >Which? RCF? > >And: > > 2.21 ++RELEASE MCS > ... > ++RELEASE statements unconditionally remove a SYSMOD from exception >status ... > >Regardless of REASON? Ouch! What's the point of having REASON() on the >++RELEASE MCS? It seems misleading. > >Thanks, >gil > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- >For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, >send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
