Peter,
You can read the PMAR using the binder API. I had a similar problem trying to find out where information that is in the PDS(E) directory is for a program object in a unix file. It turns out that the information is embedded in the program object, but, of course, the internal format for a program object has not been decoded (yet?) If you look at the binder API description, you will see that you can rear the information by using the GETD Call, using a class name of B_PMAR - the returned data must be described by a buffer that uses the TYPE=PMAR option. Note that the actual PMAR data in the buffer must be mapped using the IEWPMAR macro. Be aware of the program object level - according to the documentation the PMAR is a different length for some. Peter Morrison ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
