Now I see the point of the original question. When I'm similarly curious
about a group of data sets, I turn to my second best friend in the world,
SMP/E.
1. Look in one of the libraries and grab a member name.
2. In the SMP/E dialog, search the target zone (e.g. MVST100) for the
selected ENTRY NAME, leaving ENTRY TYPE blank.
3. If you don't get a hit, you may have picked a load module alias; return
to step 1.
4. If you get multiple hits, pick one--it doesn't usually matter.
5. Grab the FMID associated with that element.
6. Now search the target zone again for the FMID as SYSMOD.
SMP/E has become quite good at providing product description for each
installed FMID. You still have to decide whether Book Manager is needed on
your rescue system, but at least you have an idea of what the thing is.
.
.
JO.Skip Robinson
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Well, I meant it was really nice of you to supply that information, but
that
information itself is not complete.
I am building a one pack system and I want to know if I really need
EOY.SEOYLOAD? What is IMO.SIMOMOD1?
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