mary george wrote:
Thanks All.
I went through the manual.
I find the BPX1MP and BPX1MPI services been called in my module.
My system does not seem to have any interaction with UNIX,its running on ZOS.Is
their any UNIX component in ZOS ie is being invoked???
All modules with names beginning BPX... belong to
z/OS UNIX System Services. Nowadays, you always
have UNIX running on your z/OS system, to one
degree or another.
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