> I have been reviewing the data for private and am puzzled with what I 
see.
> The data from PROD taken with SYSVIEW is as follows;
> 
> Region        Start
> End                                Length                   Bytes  Used
> RONUC     00000000_00FE3000 00000000_00FFFFFF 00000000_0001D000  116K 
113K
> RWNUC    00000000_00FD4000 00000000_00FE2FFF 00000000_0000F000
> 60K    55.9K
> SQA          00000000_00EB5000 00000000_00FD3FFF 00000000_0011F000 1.12M
> 502K
> PLPA        00000000_00C98000  00000000_00EB4FFF 00000000_0021D000 2.11M
> 2.11M
> FLPA        00000000_00000000   00000000_00000000 00000000_00000000
> 0     0
> MLPA        00000000_00000000  00000000_00000000 00000000_00000000
> 0     0
> CSA          00000000_00800000  00000000_00C97FFF 00000000_00498000
> 4.59M  791K
> PVT          00000000_00006000  00000000_007FFFFF 00000000_007FA000
> 7.98M  655K
> RCT         00000000_00002000   00000000_00005FFF 00000000_00004000
> 16K    n/a
> PSA         00000000_00000000   00000000_00001FFF 00000000_00002000
> 8K    n/a
> 
> From Parmlib;
> 
> CSA=(4100K,150M)
> SQA=(384K,24M)
> 
> According to this map, the system has allocated about 200+K more for SQA
> and about 500K more for CSA. Everything aligns on the 8M boundary
> and this is fine in production.
> 
> However, in DR we lost a meg and private dropped to 7M. Given that more
> than half of SQA is unused and only a fraction of CSA is used, my
> expectation is that there was ample storage to accommodate a bigger I/O
> configuration and still stay with the 8M boundary. The big assumption is
> that my problem in DR was the I/O configuration. Whatever increased in 
DR
> had to be pretty large is my thinking.
> 
> Many of you stated how important it was to define CSA to fall around a 
1/2M
> boundary. Our CSA allocation of 4.1M takes common to around the 7.33M 
mark
> leaving private with 8M. How does this look to you?
> 
> The CSA allocation seems to be unnecessarily large and I can't explain 
it
> as I am new to the shop. That however is a separate issue.

  The first thing I would do, using a dump of PROD and a dump of DR,
is for each dump, under IPCS, do

IOSCHECK ALLUCBS
FIND 'UCB AT 00' ALL

  This will count the number of UCBs in SQA below 16MB.


Jim Mulder   z/OS System Test   IBM Corp.  Poughkeepsie,  NY

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