Hi Michael,
Please see in the RSCS Planning and Installation book, Chapter 2
Planning for Installation, Virtual Storage Considerations, Calculating
Virtual Storage. This will tell you how to calculate how much virtual
storage you need. I didn't do the math but 16M seems small for your
system. RSCS will only use the amount of virtual storage it needs so if
you define more than you need that should not be an issue.
That being said, I don't know that increasing your storage will
solve this problem. The doc does say that RSCS can stop sending files if
you run out of storage and in your case RSCS has stopped sending files.
So, it seems worth a try.
Colleen M Brown
IBM z/VM and Related Products Development and Service
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Ok, will do.
I have 58 SNA3270P, 11 NJE and 153 LPR (ITO=100 specified) definitions
within my RSCS configuration files with RSCS coming up with 16M virtual
machine size.
Could the 16M be an issue? Should I bump that up?
Thanks
Mike
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I recommend if you are still experiencing this problem to open up a
problem with the IBM support center
Something doesn't sound right
Best Regards,
Les Geer
IBM z/VM and Linux Development
>Early this morning we did a VM IPL and I noticed this morning a bunch
of
>files in the RSCS printer queue which should have been printed on some
>LPR printers.
>
>It appears that a VSE machine was sending files to RSCS but that RSCS
>did not recognize the destination printer. It was if the printer was
not
>defined.
>
>
>
>I did the following for one of these printers :
>
>
>
>smsg rscs q v222
>
>DMTCMQ310E Location V222 is not defined
>
><mike> Ready;
>
>
>
>However , if I did 'smsg rscs q sys' I would see as part of the list :
>
>
>
>v222 released LPR 0000 ... ... priority
>
>
>
>I then had to dynamically redefine the printer. For RSCS I have its
>console spooled and I see for this printer :
>
>
>
>06:30:02 DMTCMX005I Location DEVVM(OPERUTIL) executing: START v222 FORM
>*
>
>06:30:02 DMTCMY700I Activating link v222 LPR line0000 class*
>queueingpriority
>
>06:30:04 DMTLPR012I Link v222 exit routine LPRXONE loaded at 00FBC140
>
>
>06:30:04 DMTLPR181I Link v222 ready for session initiation
>
>
>07:08:08 DMTNHD144I Receiving file (0000) on link RVHPCS from
>RVHPCS(SYSCICSG), records 29
>
>HCPCSP053E V222 not in CP directory
>
>
>PRT FILE 2642 SENT FROM RSCS PRT WAS 2642 RECS 0029 CPY 001 N
>NOHOLD NOKEEP
>
>07:08:08 DMTAXM104I File (0000) spooled to SYSTEM -- origin
>RVHPCS(SYSCICSG) 12/06/06 07:08:06 EST
>
>
>
>I have had to dynamically define a bunch of printers and even after
>occasionally a printer would become undefined and I would need to
>redefine.
>
>
>
>How is this possible?
