Thanks to both of you!  And so, the info & data actually residing on the 
mainframe would be:

the application, the data generated by or collected through the 
application, internal logs ... what else?


>>
I think Pilar's answer is spot on. Doesn't need to be technical. We 
programmed in Cobol or Fortran and the business applications were the 
basics - finance, accounting, HR, benefits, safety & health, engineering, 
R&D (crunching lots of numbers). Where I used to work we had systems that 
were specific to the management of taxes paid on timberlands and logs 
(scale date). We had multiple platforms (DEC/VAX, IBM, HP, Wang, etc.).
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