Hi.

Hello. I believe that the problem is the CICS and not in the SQA area. I 
suggest to check the following thing: All the transactions and programs must be 
stored on the line of 16mb, thus we can reduce the value of parameter "DSALIM" 
and this we unloaded the SQA.

Saludos a todos, desde Chile. 

Atte.
Alvaro Quintupray B.
Ingeniero de Sistemas
      Nexus S.A.
   Fon : 420 8149
   Fax : 420 8508 


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de Jon Brock
Enviado el: MiƩrcoles, 05 de Octubre de 2005 11:55
Para: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Asunto: Consequences of lowering SQA spec


We are trying to fix a problem that one of our CICS regions has with going 
short-on-storage below the 16MB line.  (In the UDSA and CDSA pools, to be 
exact.)  As part of this effort, I am trying to expand the size of our private 
area.  (Insert your Viagra joke here.)  At the moment, we have a private area 
of 11240K, which seems pretty good to me, but I am considering lowering our 
current specification of SQA in IEASYSxx from 10 to 6.  

Our system seems to be maxing out at using about 36% of the space currently 
allocated.  What I need to know is what sort of problems I could be letting 
myself in for if I lower the SQA allocation too much.  Will I be up for a week 
and then start having mysterious file problems or some such?


Thanks,
Jon

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