Having read all of the posts in this thread, I am unsure if the objective is:
a) to determine if a particular module is loaded from a particular dataset or b) to determine if a JOBLIB/STEPLIB is being used to access this dataset. The responses to this thread I have read so far, all seem to be related to item "a" above. With respect to that topic, this has been discussed many times on this list. The short answer is unless the program is referenced by // EXEC PGM=, it cannot be tracked via SMF. Peter Relson(?) also pointed out a method to use LLA statistics to get some enhanced information about called modules, assuming the dataset is LLA managed. With regard to Item B, I feel that the External Security Manager (maybe with the help of an exit) could track this very simply. Just set the ESM to log all accesses to this dataset. An exit *might* be needed to filter out access other than JOBLIB/STEPLIB (and avoid flooding the SMF dataset with log records). In some cases, the ability to do this filtering might be native to the ESM. HTH, ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
