PASS         <em_name>                  FIELD            SHARE? Y
      PASS         <process_type>             FIELD            SHARE? N
      PASS         <process_name>             FIELD            SHARE? N
      PASS         <application_id>           FIELD            SHARE? N
      PASS         <version>                  FIELD            SHARE? N

.UTIL GET EM NAME

This subroutine is called to get the Em name of the specified Process Type/Name.

Usage:

      PASS        <Em_Name>               FIELD           SHARE? Y
      PASS        <Process_Type>          FIELD           SHARE? N
      PASS        <Process_Name>          FIELD           SHARE? N
      PASS        <Application_id>        FIELD           SHARE? N
      PASS        <Version>               FIELD           SHARE? N
      GOSUB   --- .UTIL GET EM NAME      
*     Check for errors     
      IF          --- .UTIL GET EM NAME    NE

Description:

This subroutine must be passed a valid Process Type and Name. The Process Type must be a valid Appx process type. The name should be upper case.

<Em_name> identifies the field to return the Em name back into. This should be at least 8 characters long. Note that this is not the full path to the Em on disk, it's just the 8 character file name with no extension. Passing this parameter is required.

<Process_Type> Identifies the field or literal value that represents the Process Type. This must be a valid Process Type, INPUT, OUTPUT, JOB, SUBROUTINE, etc. Passing this parameter is required.

<Process_Name> Identifies the field or literal value that represents the Process Name. This must contain the exact process name, in upper case. Passing this parameter is required.

<Application_Id> Optionally identifies the Application that contains the above process. If not passed, the current application is assumed.

<hex_pair> Optionally identifies the Version that contains the above process. If not passed, the current version is assumed.

This subroutine sets a result value in the corresponding results Token field.

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-- JeanNeron - 2011-09-27