Okay folks, one more time. This time it's on the FTP server (see below),
and I've verified that it can be successfully downloaded:

In the spirit of the holiday season, I thought I'd share some tools for
reporting on ADSM that I've developed over the past year or so. They're
nothing fancy, but I find them useful. I hope you do, too (or at least
some of you).

Feedback is welcome. I'd appreciate hearing from those of you who find
them useful, or think you'll find them useful. This will encourage me to
share more in the future. I'm also open to other suggestions for creating
similar tools.

Now for some less pleasant business: While it may not be necessary for me
to say this to the subscribers to ADSM-L, I'm going to, anyway. All the
pseudo-legalese I wrote in Section 1 of the document is just my way of
saying that these are my intellectual properties, and that you may not use
them in any way, shape, or form for profit (other than to assist you in
your job, for which you earn money).

Now that that's out of the way.....

The file is on the ADSM FTP server (index.storsys.ibm.com).

Directory: /adsm/nosuppt
File name: amrtools.exe

This file is 16730 bytes in size. It is a self-extracting executable which
extracts a file called DSMTOOLS.TXT. To extract the file, download it from
the FTP server, then from a DOS prompt run AMRTOOLS.EXE. The file will be
automatically extracted.

DSMTOOLS.TXT is 80008 bytes in size.

I used a regular text editor to create this file. There are no 'hidden'
characters (i.e. tabs, control characters, etc.). Just straight text.
If you are viewing it from a GUI environment, I recommend using a
non-proportional font (i.e. Courier, for example, vs. Times Roman or
Helvitica) for best results, since column alignment is important in some
places.

Any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Andy Raibeck
Connecticut Mutual
203-987-3521