DELETEPRODUCT: Deleting software product information

Purpose

Before you begin: To use the RMM DELETEPRODUCT subcommand, you need CONTROL access to the STGADMIN.EDG.MASTER resource profile.

Use the DELETEPRODUCT subcommand to delete information about a software product defined to DFSMSrmm. You can also release all volumes associated with the software product version you specify. You specify the software product number and, optionally, its version. If you do not specify the version, the default is V01R01M00, Version 1, Release 1, Modification Level 0.

Format


>>-+-DELETEPRODUCT-+--software_product_number------------------->
   '-DP------------'                            

                                              .-RELEASE---.   
>--+---------------------------------------+--+-----------+----><
   |        .-V01R01M00----------------.   |  '-NORELEASE-'   
   '-LEVEL(-+-software_product_version-+-)-'

Parameters

LEVEL(software_product_version): Specifies the version of the software product for which you are deleting information. Specify the version in the form, VnnRnnMnn, indicating the version, release, and modification level. 'nn' is two numbers in the range 00 to 99.
The default value is V01R01M00.
NORELEASE: Specifies retaining all volumes associated with the specified software product version.
software_product_number: Specifies the number of the software product for which you are deleting information. A software product number is one-to-eight characters enclosed in single quotation marks if it contains any special characters or blanks. This operand is required and must immediately follow the DELETEPRODUCT subcommand.
RELEASE: Specifies releasing all volumes associated with the software product version.
RELEASE is the default value.

Examples

Task: Delete information about software product, 5665-XA3, Version V03R03M01, and release volumes associated with it.

Command:

  RMM DELETEPRODUCT '5665-XA3' LEVEL(V03R03M01) RELEASE

Return codes

See DFSMSrmm return codes and reason codes for DFSMSrmm reason codes.

0: Subcommand completed normally.
4: Warning. Subcommand completed but some operands could have been ignored or modified. DFSMSrmm sets a reason code.
8: User not authorized.
12: Subcommand ended with an error. DFSMSrmm sets a reason code.
16: Error. The DFSMSrmm subsystem is not active.
20: Error. The data is incomplete or incorrect and the TSO user has set NOPROMPT.
24: The TSO subcommand is not APF authorized.
28: The user pressed the attention key.