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Auditors! Again!

I'm trying to simplify the process of determining who has authority to what and 
I'm writing a program that will essentially create a matrix by Menu of menu 
options' text as rows and users authorized to them as columns with an "X" (or 
some such indication) at the intersection to signify a particular user is 
authorized to a particular menu option.  In looking at the APG55PHY and 
APG30PHY files I've seen values that I'm not sure what they mean.  Can anyone 
advise me?  My questions:

1.  In APG55PHY there are entries with "*" in FORO55 (function or option) and 
"**" in MOPT55 (menu option).  I have verified that there is never an entry 
with a "*" in FORO55 where there is not also a "**" in MOPT55.  Given that 
these are at the menu/application/release/customer code level, does the 
presence of such a record mean that regardless of what records may or may not 
exist in APG30PHY, a user is authorized to ALL the options on that particular 
menu?

2.  Similarly, in APG30PHY, there are entries with "****" in the FUNC55 value 
(task code).  Because this file is at the application/release/customer code 
level, do these mean that the user is authorized to ALL functions of that 
application/release/customer code regardless of what menu the function might be 
on?  If not, what is the meaning of this type of entry?

3.  Assuming FORO55 = "O", given a selected user (USER), menu (MENU), menu 
option (MOPT), for an application (APPL) at a specific release level (RLSL) and 
for a given customer code (CUSC), and knowing the task (FUNC) associated with 
that menu option, is the logic to determine if that user is authorized to that 
MENU/OPTION/APPL/RLSL/CUSC as follows:

        a.  fetch APG55PHY using USER,MENU,MOPT,APPL,RLSL,FUNC as a key.
        b.  if found: user is authorized.
        c.  else
        d.      fetch APG55L00 using 
USER,MENU,FORO='*',MOPT='**',APPL,RLSL,FUNC as a key.
        e.    if found: user is authorized.
        f.    else
        g.       fetch APG30PHY using USER,APPL,RLSL,FUNC='****' as key.
        h.       if found: user is authorized.

For any help you can provide, TIA!

==Kevin

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