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Hi Paul,

I had the bare bones of a program to run this..(Thanks to Scott Klement)

/free
QUSCRTUS ( 'OBJLIST QTEMP'
: 'LISTAPI'
: 1024 * 1024
: x'00'
: '*EXCLUDE'
: 'User Space to contain SBS List'
: '*YES'
: ErrorCode );

// Generate List Of Sub-systems

QWCLASBS ( 'OBJLIST QTEMP'
: Format
: ErrorCode );

*inLR = *ON;

Here is what is in the user space..you then just have to open the user space and parse thru the SBS/Lib's 20 bytes at a time..starting at the relevant offset.

Your program could create the user space on shutdown/or when you want to snapshot a running system - and then read the user space on IPL starting each subsystem - then delete the user space or keep it as you like. This is Craig Rutledge's user space viewer..



I would add granny and sucking eggs..;) there are folks on this list that know far more than I do..- just my thoughts.

Kevin

On 20/01/2015 14:19, midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Re: Active subsystems


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