Well... that was a bust.  The "EXECSERVE $MANUAL" file contained:
The EXECSERV MANUAL file has been omitted due to space considerations. 
The entire EXECSERV package is available on the Waterloo VM mods tape. 
Interested parties are directed to that tape.   

I could not find any files with names containing 'EXECSERV' that looked 
liked a manual on the 20 Workshop tapes I have.  Workshop tapes often 
contained Waterloo tape files, VMSHARE files, and PCSHARE files, and 
sometimes UK tape files. 

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
The opinions expressed herein are mine alone, not my employer's.




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It's seems to be on the tape from the 1987 VM Workshop hosted by Kansas 
State. 
Pasted: 
---<snip>--- 
                                    FORMAT LRECL    RECORDS    DATE TIME 
EXECSERV $MANUAL  Z1                V         70          3  05/20/87 
16:44:34 
EXECSERV $README  Z1                V         70          7  05/20/87 
16:46:21 
EXECSERV BUNDLE   Z2                F         80          6  05/20/87 
17:48:35 
EXECSERV ERRMSGS  Z2                F         80        108  07/15/83 
16:04:05 
EXECSERV MENULIST Z2                V          8         51  07/15/83 
16:05:06 
EXECSERV MODULE   Z2                V       1208          2  07/15/83 
16:00:10 
---<snip>--- 
Not sure how why there's such a difference between the 8000-line file on 
your disk and the 3 records on the workshop tape! 
But I'm loading the tape to learn why.  :-) 

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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I found this 8000-line file, with machine carriage control, on one of the
disks where I work:

VM/SP EXEC Services Program
           March 8th, 1982
             Jerry Metcoff
Northwest Industries, Inc.
       Chicago Data Center

So that solves my problem.  I guess it isn't on any IBM web site any more.



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