Hi,
 
Since you are apparently on an MPE/iX machine (not a Classic), you
can use Debug to help (maybe, depending on how the program was PREPed).
 
Run the program with ;DEBUG  (requires you have write-access to it)
 
Once in Debug, enter:
 
   = GETSTAT
 
For example, I wanted to see where the procedure "PSCREEN" is in
the program PSCREEN.PUB.ALLEGRO, so I did:
 
   :run pscreen.pub.allegro;debug
   = PSCREEN
PROG %2.121
 
This means "it is in the PROGram file".  Other possibilities are:
 
    PROG    the program file.
    GRP     the group library.
    PUB     the account library.
    LGRP    the logon group library.
    LPUB    the logon account library.
    SYS     the system library.
 
No, I don't know how RTML.PUB.SYS would show up.
 
If your CM program wasn't prepped with ";FMAP", and if GETSTAT is part
of your program (and not in an SL), then the =GETSTAT won't work.
 
In that case, if you can re-PREP the program, do so with the ";FPMAP"
option and re-try the Debug =GETSTAT.
 
Stan