Appendix E. PSP ONLINE PANEL FLOW AND DIALOG › E.3 Option 1 - Problem Analysis › E.3.4 Change Status › E.3.4.1 Status of Component

E.3.4.1 Status of Component

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CA MICS component => ALL (ccc or ALL)

Line Cmds: S Select change status  B Browse change  P Print change
Cmd Print Change   Status       Apply Date Time  Jobname   Supd By
 -    -   -------  -----------  ---------------  --------  -------
 _        ACT6202  UNAPPLIED
 _        ACT6200  SELECTED
 _        ACT6136  APPLIED      97/05/11 12:55   MNTJOB4
 _        ACT6123  SUPERSEDED   97/05/11 12:55             ACT6136
 _        ACT6122  SUPERSEDED   97/04/22 09:14   MNTJOB1   ACT6136
 _        ACT6111  SELECTED
 _        ACT6082  UNAPPLIED
 _        ACT6026  UNAPPLIED
 _        BAS6305  UNAPPLIED
 _        BAS6304  SELECTED
 _        BAS6303  SELECTED
 _        BAS6300  APPLIED      97/03/28 13:15   BAS6300
 _        BAS6228  SUPERSEDED   97/03/28 13:15             BAS6300
 _        BAS6227  SUPERSEDED   97/03/28 13:15             BAS6300
 _        BAS6210  SUPERSEDED   97/03/28 13:15             BAS6300
 _        CIC6725  APPLYING
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Status of Component panel (PSPSCCC)

Processing Notes:

1)  Line command S (Select) will switch to the Status of Product Change panel
    to give more information about that change.

2)  The PRT primary command or P line command cause the change to be printed
    when leaving the main Status menu. (All changes to be printed are printed
    together.) The print command acts like a toggle switch; the first print
    request will flag the product change for printing (P shown next to the CMD
    column), the second time will turn it off.

The Status of Component process of Change Status reviews the
status of your CA MICS maintenance. It displays a list of all
product changes and indicates whether each change has been
APPLIED, SUPERSEDED, SELECTED for application, HELD, or is
still APPLYING or UNAPPLIED.  You can limit the display to a
single CA MICS component by specifying the three-character
component ID, (example: SMF) following the "CA MICS
component=>" prompt.  Enter "ALL" to display all applying or
unapplied maintenance.  Product changes can be browsed,
marked for printing when you exit from this process, or
selected to display a list of libraries and members affected
by a change.