One thing to keep in mind, though, about lslpp: it only shows you the applications that were installed with installp. If you installed, for instance, Oracle using Oracle's installer, that application won't show up with an lslpp command.
This might help for things installed with smit..look at the /tmp/lssout when
done....it is a little more orderly........but bi is right...
If you have third party, not IBM installed, it will not be shown.
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