Hi Badal, we cannot tell you how to directly find the CA Ideal Source Transport Utility, as every company can set up their proclib and environment differently. However, here are a few suggestions to try:
1. In the event that the CA Ideal modules were placed in Linklist (we do not recommend this), you can search there to find the module:
a. From a TSO command line, enter TSO ISRDDN
b. Then enter LINKLIST, and then MEM IDUTSTRN (you may not find it this way).
2. If you have authority to browse SYS1.PARMLIB, you can look in the MSTJCL00 member (or whichever is used when the system was IPL’ed) to see which proclibs are listed there. You would then be able to use the SRCHFOR command with each of these files (or use ISPF 3.14) to search for the string ‘IDUTSTRN’ in the file.
3. For CA Ideal r11.0 and above, we create two procs in a file with a last node of CUSPROC. In this CUSPROC are members IDLBATCH and IDLSTRN, which can execute the IDUTSTRN program. If you cannot find this CUSPROC file, you can look at the installation/configuration jobs that would have created it:
a. For r11.0, look in your CA Ideal SAMPJCL file for member ILINS08
b. For version 14.0 and 15.0, look in the CA Ideal INSTJCL file for member ILCUS02
These are the best options for locating a proc that you can use with this program.
Don Johnson