Peter, Mike: Yes, I remember Peter pointing at Mark's page, but for some
reason I moved on past that to some other line of enquiry.
I've now done what you said, and the results from REXXSTOR in PuTTY are:
V I R T U A L S T O R A G E U S A G E
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REGION REQUESTED: 55296K
LIMIT IN-USE AVAIL
BELOW 16M: 8168K 4K 8164K
ABOVE 16M: 2088984K 840K 2088144K
So, the 55296K is that 54M that I've been chasing
and the rest of the report shows that I've been given the maximum amount of
memory possible - 2G, right?
So this whole exercise along with the temporary killing of my z/OS system
*has* been a waste of time.
I'm still left with the two messages though.
And further work by one of the developers shows that the problem occurs
only when BPX_SHAREAS=YES is defined.
Setting BPX_SHAREAS=NO makes the memory problem go away, but run-time
increases significantly.
Thanks for all your support on this problem, Peter - and everyone else who
added their thoughts, too.
(I'm not letting this problem go though - this is one of those times when I
start behaving like a terrier with a rat)
Regards
Sean
On Thu, 22 Nov 2018 at 15:44, Peter Hunkeler <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >http://mzelden.com/mvsutil.html
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> Yep, this is the invaluable link. As I wrote before, try the REXXSTOR rexx
> found there and run it in a) TSO, b) TSO -> OMVS (shell under TSO), c)
> putty (shell vie TCP/IP). If possible run in the environment where you‘re
> getting the out of stroage, and run it under the userid that is getting the
> problem. This may or may not give you a hint what to do next
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> Peter Hunkeler
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