1. Which target zone? The OP may have many. Also, the OP may not know their 
names.

 2. The OP may want to report on accepted functions.

 3. At this point, none of us knows what the OP actually wants.

 4. Once the OP pins down the requirements, what's left is the easy part.


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There is only one relevant zone;  the TARGET for the system being examined.
The GLOBAL zone may have FMIDs deleted depending on the ACCEPT options and
items may not even be APPLIED (if they have only been RECEIVEd).    The DLIB
zone will only show elements that have been ACCEPTed.  The PRODUCT function
may not be specific enough to indicate all the components that are
installed, so the FMID is the only way to be definitive.

The LIST command as the way to produce the report and the JCL can be created
in using the COMMAND GENERATION component of the SMP/E ISPF function.

There are also SMP/E basic utilities to provide a product list based on
correlating the FMID and PRODUCT/FEATURE pieces

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Does the OP know what the relevant zones are? Has the installation
configured z/OSMF to have the relevant global zones? The mechanics are easy
once the requirements are laid out in detail.

BTW, should the SMP documentation point to, e.g., z/OSMF, for things that
SMP itself doesn't automate, or would that add too much clutter?


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On 6/16/2021 11:56 AM, CarlosM wrote:
> Would anyone have the JCL/statements necessary to produce a SMPE
> report of ALL installed products?
To be sure we're using the same terminology, a "PRODUCT" to SMP/E is a
collection of FEATUREs, and each FEATURE is a collection of FMIDs.  A
PRODUCT is identified by its Product ID and VRM.  For example, z/OS V2.4 has
product ID "5650-ZOS" and VRM "2.4.0", which has a bunch of FEATUREs, like
the z/OS Base, and that FEATURE has lots of FMIDs, like HBB77C0.  Is that
the kind of "product" information you're looking for?

Its easy to get a list of FMIDs which are installed in a particular target
zone.  Like this:

//SMPE     EXEC PGM=GIMSMP
//SMPCSI   DD DISP=SHR,DSN=globalZoneCsiName
//SMPOUT   DD SYSOUT=*
//SMPLIST  DD SYSOUT=*
//SMPCNTL  DD *
   SET BDY(targetZoneName).
     LIST FUNCTIONS.
/*

There is no simple SMP/E LIST command to precisely display the installed
PRODUCTs.  You can list the PRODUCTs which have been received, like this,
but not which have been installed into a particular target zone.

//SMPE     EXEC PGM=GIMSMP
//SMPCSI   DD DISP=SHR,DSN=globalZoneCsiName
//SMPOUT   DD SYSOUT=*
//SMPLIST  DD SYSOUT=*
//SMPCNTL  DD *
   SET BDY(GLOBAL).
     LIST PRODUCT FEATURE.
/*

A better approach is to use z/OSMF Software Management.  The Products page
displays exactly which Products, Features, and FMIDs are installed.

Kurt Quackenbush -- IBM, SMP/E Development Chuck Norris never uses CHECK
when he applies PTFs.

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