Hi Dave,

Thanks for the pointers.  

Responding to your questions individually.

Did I actually enlarge the zFS?  It appears not.  Doing the df -vk shows me 
this:

Mounted on     Filesystem                Avail/Total    Files      Status       
   
/Service       (OMVS.SOFTWARE.SMPNTS.ZFS) 4133103/23544000 4294966285 Available 
   
ZFS, Read/Write, Device:27, ACLS=Y                                              
   
Filetag : T=off   codeset=0                                                     
   
Aggregate Name : OMVS.SOFTWARE.SMPNTS.ZFS                                       
   

Which makes it appear that it didn't actually add a second volume to the zFS 
VSAM.  I did not know of the limitation requiring a multi volume zFS being 
built that way at create time.

Taking into account the size of the order, the note I got from IBM says it is 
18,886 MB which roughly translates into 26450 cylinders *2 for unpacking.  I 
typically define a separate filesystem for the SMPWORK (or whatever it is 
actually called) so the pax uncompress goes into this other filesystem, so my 
smpnts should have easily fit onto a mod27 volume.  I do have a small directory 
tree for cobol 4.2 sitting there but thought I had enough room to squeeze z/OS 
onto there.  I guess not.  I'll move the cobol to a different filesystem to 
free up the space in my smpnts.

However, I would have thought that running the "receive an order" process the 
second time would have tried to re-receive the missing pax.Z file and blown 
again with out of space being that the zFS wouldn't extend.  That part still 
bothers me, considering the second run of the receive job said it ran 
successfully even though I'm missing a rather important part of my order.

Rex

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Rex,

Did you actually enlarge the ZFS?  Finally, the other part of this is that you 
have to take the size of your order, and almost double the size to have room 
for the pax files to decompress.   I don’t think that a ZFS can grow to be 
multi-volume, unless initially allocated that way.  When I order and download a 
serverpack, I allocate a 50Gb multivolume ZFS.  My normal SMPNTS is usually 
much smaller, maybe 15Gb or so.   

You might navigate to the filesystem and issue a "df -vk ." and see how much 
space you actually have?

Your RSN code of EF01604E

zFS Mon Dec 16 12:08:54 EST 2019                                            
Description: General VM cache failure.                                      
                                                                            
Action: If the return code is ENOSPC (133), the file system or aggregate is 
full. If this is the case, make more space available. Otherwise, contact the
service representative.                                                     

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Hi,

I'm guessing this is a simple fix, but I'm not finding the solution and rather 
than spend 3 days looking, I thought if somebody knows the answer right off, I 
would save some time.

The situation is I am trying to do a receive order for z/OS 2.4 and my SMPNTS 
ran out of space - filled up a 3390-27 even though my calculation said it 
should only take 20000 cylinders.  Anyway, it apparently failed getting the 
last pax.Z file from the IBM web site - the ROOT filesystem pax file.  

Here are the errors I got:

GIM43501S ** THE CALL TO THE BPX1WRT SERVICE FAILED WHEN PROCESSING             
             /Service/zos24/OS240809.content/S0933.ROOT.100.pax.Z. THE RETURN   
             CODE WAS '00000085'X AND THE REASON CODE WAS 'EF01604E'X.          
GIM49011S ** AN ERROR OCCURRED WHILE CREATING ARCHIVE FILE                      
             /Service/zos24/OS240809.content/S0933.ROOT.100.pax.Z FROM ITS      
             SEGMENTS.                                                          
GIM47601I    PACKAGE OS240809.content WAS PARTIALLY STAGED TO THE SMPNTS.       
 

I added another mod27 volume to the storage group and restarted the job.  This 
run ended with RC=0 however, I got this in the output:

GIM64700I    FILE /Service/zos24/OS240809.content/S0933.ROOT.100.pax.Z ALREADY  
        
             EXISTS AND WILL NOT BE TRANSFERRED.                                
        

I look in the filesystem and this pax file doesn't exist.  How do I convince 
SMP/E that the file isn't there and it needs to get it again from IBM.  I don't 
really want to delete the entire order and re receive it as the receive job ran 
for 6 hours before failing.

TIA,

Rex


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