Steve,
Have a look at
IBM z/OS Consolidated Service Test: FMIDs Installed in the CST ...
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/servicetst/fmids.html
It gives you at least the FMIDs of the most important functions in a z/OS
shop.
And it's free, you don't need to be entitled
;)
In the
Jan Vanbrabant wrote:
Steve,
Have a look at
IBM z/OS Consolidated Service Test: FMIDs Installed in the CST ...
http://www-03.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/servicetst/fmids.html
It gives you at least the FMIDs of the most important functions in a z/OS
shop.
And it's free, you don't need to
Steve,
Another good place to get a list of the FMID's installed on your system
with a description is the Migration Assistant using the SMP/E panels. I
don't think you even have to download the Software Information Base
anymore but I could be wrong. Either way more information and the
Software
Steve,
on IBMLINK there is a PCR (Product Cross Reference) that you can
key in an FMID and get the product name.
HLE is the FMID for LE.
PL/I (in my system is H270330).
So if you have the correct PTF(s) listed you'll be putting maintenance on
LE not PL/I.
Alan
Alan C. Field wrote:
Steve,
on IBMLINK there is a PCR (Product Cross Reference) that you can
key in an FMID and get the product name.
I am not entitled. I have to apply for entitlement. The
response to my request is to wait up to 2 business days
to hear back.
HLE is the FMID for LE.
Gerhard Adam wrote:
For info you might try running the GIMXSID utility (SMP Reference manual
- Service Routines) ... This will tell you what is installed on your
system by product name and FMID.
Secondly to get a better sense of the naming check out the SMP Packaging
Rules manual.
This
On Aug 11, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Steve Comstock wrote:
---SNIP
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
Alan
Steve,
This used to be simple 30 years ago and has gotten a lot more complex
because of all the MVS versions since then. Welcome to the wonderful
world
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