I was going to chip in earlier with my knowledge of VTAMAPPL, but got
beaten to it.
I've been using VTAMAPPL since working with multiple z/PDT systems, and
then copying the module across to z/OS LPARs as required.
I've got no idea where the source for VTAMAPPL is, nor of any documentation
for it - adaptation of the examples available on z/PDT were sufficient for
my purposes.
It was only this thread  that prompted me take a second look at the
VTAMAPPL module, only to see a copyright notice 'eyecatcher'.
That was enough for TPTB here to require removal of VTAMAPPL, and so I've
changed over to using the COMMAND program that has been mentioned.
Cutover took about half a day on my sandbox system - most of that time was
taken up with reading the available doc, etc.

One plus point for COMMAND over VTAMAPPL is that COMMAND can respond to
console messages. With VTAMAPPL, I had created REXX execs to handle
starting and stopping of my IMS region. Those execs are now redundant, and
all the commands that are issued are held in single streams for system
start and stop.

Regards
Sean

On Wed, 11 Mar 2020 at 04:08, Brian Westerman <brian_wester...@syzygyinc.com>
wrote:

> While our SyzCMD/z product it isn't free, it is very inexpensive, and it
> has all of the capabilities of the products mentions as well as MANY more
> features.
>
> http://www.syzygyinc.com/SyzCMDz.htm
>
> Brian Westerman
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