I did try setting my max to 256G, and as you advised it did work.

But it seems as if there should be two separate messages (or text 
variations)...

If it does nothing, as it did in the case when I asked for more storage 
than permitted, it should say something like (with red below showing the 
changes):
HCPDST093E Storage size requested (16E) exceeds maximum allowed on this 
processor (256G).  Size remains unchanged. 

If it actually made a change (although different from the requested size:
HCPDST093W Storage size requested (16E) exceeds maximum allowed on this 
processor (256G). Size set to maximum allowed.

Is that worth my opening a PMR?  I would not ask for the red coloring in 
the messages.  (Gee, that makes me think of the old command CMS command 
"SET REDTYPE ON"!)  ;-)

Mike Walter 
Hewitt Associates 
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represent the opinions or policies of Hewitt Associates.



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On Friday, 02/02/2007 at 08:45 CST, Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> cp def stor 16e 
 
> 
> HCPDST093E Storage size requested (16E) exceeds maximum allowed on this 
> processo 
> r (256G). Size set to maximum allowed.               <--- Not sure why 
is says 
> "Size set to maximum allowed; nothing changed! 

I suppose that should be an "I" or "W", not an "E".  The request continues 

as though you had issued DEFINE STORAGE 256G.  If your directory maximum 
was 256G, your DEFINE STORAGE 16E would have worked.

Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott



 
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