Jim,

Before supplying the wrong answer to the question, what do you mean by "a 
list of service" included in an RSU? 
E.g.
1) A list of the APARs?
2) A list of the PTFs?
3) A list of APAR and/or PTF descriptions?
4) Some combination of the above?
5) Something else entirely?

To what end use would such a list be put? 

Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
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What is the procedure for creating a list of service included in an RSU?

I've been away from VM/SES for many years.

Thanks.

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