Installation items (IIs) are release items that have been installed. An installation item is the smallest installed object registered in the SCI by IMON. The designation (file name) of an installation item is derived from that of the associated release item on installation.
Designation of an installation item
An installation item bears the designation <filename 1..30 without-cat-user-gen-vers> in accordance with the following syntactical rules:
<aaabbb>.<unit name>[.<version>][.<extension>]
<aaabbb> | Specifies the usage (aaa) as well as the contents and the processing rule (bbb) for the file. |
<unit-name> | Name of the installation unit to which the installation item belongs, in the format of the SDF data type <structured-name 1..15>. |
<version> | The version of the installation item consists of three digits “mmn”, where: mm n This parameter is not used if the file is independent of the version of the installation unit. |
<extension> | The extension makes it possible to distinguish between two or more installation items having the same |
Example of the designation for an installation item
SYSLNK.EDT.170
Note
In the case of software other than that supplied by Fujitsu Technology Solutions, the designator for an installation item can be in the format of the SDF data-type <filename 1..30 without-cat-user-gen-vers> without restrictive syntax rules.
Attributes of an installation item
Designator of the installation item: Name and version of the installation item
Designator for the installation unit to which the installation item belongs:
Name and version of the installation unit
Lost+Found (ascertained by IMON)
Indicates whether the installation item could be assigned (NO)
or if the entry in the associated SYSSII file is missing (YES).
Installation information
user ID under which installation was performed
type of the installation item (e.g. DAT for data)
date and time of creation and most recent change
Logical information:
Identification of the hardware dependency (TARGET) of the installation item:
A
S
the installation item is independent of the hardware variant.
the installation item is part of the /390 variant of the subsystem.
K
the installation item is part of the X86 variant of the subsystem.
Logical ID of the installation item (see
Function level on which the installation item executes:
Task Unprivileged (TU), if the installation item is not privileged
Task Privileged (TPR), if the installation item is privileged
Information on the initial installation path
creation path, i.e. the initial installation path registered in the SCI
installation state
file attributes
the appropriate values are taken from the catalog entry on installation.
Information on the current installation path
path name which is the installation path currently registered in the SCI
installation state
file attributes (the appropriate values are taken from the current catalog entry)
Example of an attribute listing for an installation item with IMON
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