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What is the status flag S or M in the output of scm show status or history?

What does the status flag S or M mean in the output of scm show status or history?
When running scm show status or history, the status flag show S or M in the output. There is no information in the table status flag in Source control command line reference.

   Change Set: (0479) S---$ user1 "<No Comment>" 18-5-2016 11:43
   Change Set: (0479) M---$ user1 "<No Comment>" 18-5-2016 11:43

For exmaple,

lscm show history -v -m 5 /abc/src/abc.sh
Change Set:
(0479) S---$ user1 "<No Comment>" 18-5-2016 11:43
Changes: 
--c- /abc/src/abc.sh
--c- /abc/src/def.sh
Work Item:
(0484) 124761 "abc change work"

Source control command line reference > Status flags
http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSYMRC_6.0.2/com.ibm.team.scm.doc/topics/c_scm_cli.html

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I believe you encountered a merge gap scenario where you created a new change set by accepting/merging changes from another change set.
The new change set created would be marked with "M" (M - I believe stands for Merged) and this change set will be linked to the original change set that you accepted which would be marked with "S" (S stands for Source).

The documentation needs to be updated to reflect it.
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I raised the following new UA Defect 393694 : Documentation update needed to add status flags 'M' and 'S' in the SCM status flags. Thank you.

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