Robert,
If you're running z/VM v5.1, I'd bet on VM63896, as James suggested below.
We had to triple our EREP mdisk sizes after upgrading to v5.1 due to the
addition of large numbers of FXREC records. We never installed VM63896
because we'd already bit the bullet on the mdisk space and I didn't want to
IPL again so soon (and then forgot about it) but I presume VM63896 will
resolve or reduce the magnitude of the problem.
These records were generated on behalf of a new product, called xDR-Lite
that I've still never heard of outside the scope of this problem; see APAR
II14027 for more detail.
Dennis
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Subject: What is an FXREC, and how can I stop it from filling my
EREP?
After years of never seeing anything useful in EREP, I'm suddenly
filling its disk in 10 minutes time with records listed as "FXREC"
and CPEREPXA doesn't report any useful information (I may need to
bring CPEREPXA up to date...)
What is this record type, and why am I suddenly getting millions of
them? What is it that needs to be addressed that we need to look at?
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