How can the emgr -I command be used?

emgr manages interim fixes at the system level; it has no knowledge of Enterprise Management configurations, which are handled by separate management tooling.

The emgr -I option provides detailed ifix metadata including the list of filesets that a given efix has locked. When lslpp shows a fileset in EFIXLOCKED state, running emgr -I reveals which installed efix is holding the lock and why, giving the administrator the information needed to decide whether to remove or keep the efix. This is its primary diagnostic use case for fileset lock analysis.

Active Energy Manager is a separate IBM product whose installation status is checked via lslpp or rpm, not emgr, which is scoped to efix management.

Whether Active Energy Manager is actively running would be determined by service or daemon status commands, not emgr, which only reports on interim fix installation state.