) -
VOLUMES (SMSVL9) -
0
CISZ (2048) -
0
CYLINDERS (1 1))
0
IDC3020I UNABLE TO ALLOCATE SPACE ON USER VOLUME
IDC3009I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 68 - REASON CODE IS IGG0CLEW-192
IDC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12
IDC0002I IDCAMS PROCESSING
Robert,
I already deleted the previous email but does the dataset name
SERVP.JM064RAM.SLFVNTE match your filtlist?
Message IEC614I CREATE FAILED - RC 192, DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION IS
(040343C9)
indicates that you tried to allocate the dataset on a SMS managed
volume but your dataset is not SMS
That was it John. Thanks so much. Spelling. The moral of the story -
don't turn your manager lose in SMS :)
Thanks all.
Have a Nice Day !
Bob Pelletier
Connecticut Student Loan Foundation
Robert,
I already deleted the previous email but does the dataset name
SERVP.JM064RAM.SLFVNTE match
Bob,
You're welcome.
Regards,
John
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No offense taken. I was agreeing that your terminology was clearer. Bob's
last
note explained most things
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Did you create a VVDS (and a VTOCIX) ?
Ed
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will briefly describe
: unable to Allocate Space on User Volume
Hi All. Now that I can cut and past here is the define:
DEFINE CL(NAME(SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE) -
SPEED -
FREESPACE (25 10) -
NOERASE
Robert,
On Sep 1, 2006, at 10:55 AM, Robert Pelletier wrote:
Once again I come to the group for help. I have no cut and paste so I
will briefly describe what I did 1. Iinitiallzyed two new volumes with
STGR on it.
2. I did a delete and define and always get create failed RC92 -
iec614i .
Robert,
CDS Name . . . . . . . : TECH.SMS.SCDS
Storage Group Name . . : CSLFGRP2
Volume Serial Number . : SMSVL9
Can you post the same thing with the CDS
Name 'ACTIVE'?
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What panel would I use John.
Have a Nice Day !
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DEFINE CL(NAME(SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE) -
SPEED -
FREESPACE (25 10) -
NOERASE -
SHR (2) -
DATACLAS(VSAMCLAS) -
INDEXED) -
DATA(NAME(SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE.DATA) -
KEYS (18 0) -
RECSZ (100 100) -
Robert,
What panel would I use
I am not sure. What panel were you in for the volume
display?
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Since you didn't specify a STORCLAS, it is up to your ACS routines to do
so. Are youi sure that the storclas ACS routine will assign a class to
datasets with those names?
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Robert,
I figured out that you went through panel 6 (storage group) and then
option 4 (volume) and then option 1 (display). When you enter
panel 6 (storage group), change the CDS Name from 'TECH.SMS.SCDS'
to 'ACTIVE'. Then go to option 4 (volume) and then option 1 (display).
The thing you want to
.
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Robert,
I figured out that you went through panel 6 (storage group) and then
option 4 (volume) and then option 1
Robert,
SMSVL8 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
SMSVL9 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
Volumes SMSVL8 and SMSVL9 are not marked as SMS-managed in the
vtoc. You should be able to run DSS job to do CONVERTV.
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=DFDSS
//SYSPRINT DD
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Hi John. Thanks for the walk through. I am the only MVS person left
here
: unable to Allocate Space on User Volume
Robert,
SMSVL8 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
SMSVL9 SIMPLEX 00F1 NONSMSCSLFGRP2
Volumes SMSVL8 and SMSVL9 are not marked as SMS-managed in the vtoc. You
should be able to run DSS job to do CONVERTV
to Allocate Space on User Volume
It didn't work:
2 //STEP1 EXEC PGM=DFDSS
3 //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
4 //SYSINDD *
ALLOC. FOR TRLP1T STEP1
JES2 ALLOCATED TO SYSPRINT
JES2 ALLOCATED TO SYSIN
Robert,
I really goofed that one!
It should have been:
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD *
CONVERT -
DYNAM( -
(SMSVL8) -
)-
SMS
CONVERT -
DYNAM( -
(SMSVL9) -
)-
SMS
/*
I
IDC3506I A REQUIRED VOLUME LIST HAS BEEN OMITTED
Explanation: The VOLUMES parameter does not appear in the command when
required.
Application Programmer Response: Probable user error. A volume list must
be available to DATA and INDEX objects (the INDEX object appears only
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Robert,
I really goofed that one!
It should have been:
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ADRDSSU
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSINDD *
CONVERT -
DYNAM
.
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IDC3506I A REQUIRED VOLUME LIST HAS BEEN OMITTED
Explanation: The VOLUMES parameter does not appear
Robert,
Did you get any messages in the IDCAMS output like:
IDC0181I STORAGECLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I MANAGEMENTCLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I DATACLASS USED IS ABCDEF
You can also try adding to the cluster definition:
VOLUMES(*) -
I doubt that it will help because the real problem is that
Bob,
You do not need the VOL(*) parm if it is SMS-managed. VOL(*) will not tell
SMS to span the file over the 9 volumes; in fact it tells SMS to use one
volume. However, the DATACLAS assigned may include the dynamic volcount
parameter which might enable the volume to span.
Can you
volumes to be added.
ddkeller
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Robert,
Did you get any messages in the IDCAMS output like:
IDC0181I STORAGECLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I MANAGEMENTCLASS USED IS ABCDEF
IDC0181I DATACLASS USED IS ABCDEF
You can also try adding to the cluster definition:
VOLUMES(*) -
I doubt that it will help because the real problem
Day !
Bob Pelletier
Connecticut Student Loan Foundation
Rocky Hill, Ct.
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Robert,
Did you get any
group.
Bob Richards
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UGH!!! It didn't work:
SMSVL8
to Allocate Space on User Volume
This is the part of the ACS routine:
FILTLIST BACKS INCLUDE('SERVP.SLFVNOTE',
'SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNOTE',
'SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE')
SELECT
WHEN (DSN EQ OEDSN)
DO
Robert,
The absence of IDC0181I messages means that your ACS routines did
not assign a storage class nor a data class to your vsam dataset. You
need to look through your storage class ACS routine to see why no
storage class was assigned.
The DFSMSdfp Storage Administration Reference documents the
Connecticut Student Loan Foundation
Rocky Hill, Ct.
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DEFINE CL(NAME(SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE
Robert,
Is there any selection logic in the storage class routine before the
snippet
that you posted? I can't see anything wrong with what you have provided.
Are you able to allocate the other two datasets in the filter list
correctly?
Regards,
John
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DC3020I UNABLE TO ALLOCATE SPACE ON USER VOLUME
DC3007I ** VSAM CATALOG RETURN CODE IS 68
DC3003I FUNCTION TERMINATED. CONDITION CODE IS 12
Have a Nice Day !
Bob Pelletier
Connecticut Student Loan Foundation
Rocky Hill, Ct.
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Try reducing the primary on the data element and see what happens.
We usually use a smaller primary and larger secondary as VSAM in extents
doesn't give us heartburn.
Daniel McLaughlin
ZOS Systems Programmer
Crawford Company
PH: 770 621 3256
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I added the volumes parameter to the define and this is the error now:
DATA(NAME(SERVP.Jx64050.SLFVNTE.DATA
E. Keith Company
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I added the volumes parameter
Subject: Re: unable to Allocate Space on User Volume
This is the part of the ACS routine:
FILTLIST BACKS INCLUDE('SERVP.SLFVNOTE',
'SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNOTE',
'SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE')
SELECT
WHEN (DSN EQ OEDSN
Bob,
IEC614I CREATE FAILED - RC 192, DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION IS (040343C9) ,
STEP01,SMSVL8,SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNTE.DATA
The RC192 from CREATE indicates Requested data set creation not allowed by
SMS.
The x'0403' feedback code indicates that the last two bytes contain the
error code. The
x'43C9'
PROC STORCLAS
FILTLIST OEDSN INCLUDE(OMVS.**,POSIX.**,OMVSV210.**,
'SYS1.CICSTS13.CICS.SDFJLPA',
'CICSTS13.SMPE.CICT500.SMPLTS',
'CICSTS13.CICS.ADFJMOD',
__
I'm no SMS expert, but could the issue be that the filtlist dsns are fully
qualified and don't include the data and index components?
Debbie Mitchell
Utica National Insurance Group
FILTLIST BACKS INCLUDE('SERVP.SLFVNOTE',
'SERVP.JM064050.SLFVNOTE',
This list has always worked until SLFVNTE was added. Thanks for
suggestion.
Have a Nice Day !
Bob Pelletier
Connecticut Student Loan Foundation
Rocky Hill, Ct.
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I'm no SMS expert, but could the issue be that the filtlist dsns are
fully qualified and don't include the data
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PROC STORCLAS
FILTLIST OEDSN INCLUDE(OMVS.**,POSIX.**,OMVSV210.**,
'SYS1.CICSTS13.CICS.SDFJLPA
? Are they what
you expected?
Greg
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PROC STORCLAS
Bob,
STORCLAS CPAC.ACS.ROUTINES.CNTL STORCLAS TRLP1 2005/11/29
12:08
Looks like the storage class routine has not been updated since November of
2005
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Bob,
STORCLAS CPAC.ACS.ROUTINES.CNTL STORCLAS TRLP1
Greg,
It may have been updated, but it certainly hasn't been translated since
then.
Absolutely what I meant. I actually updated my test lpar with code similar
with his snippets and could not make it fail. A real puzzler. Good
catch having him display the ACDS.
Regards,
John
Loan Foundation
Rocky Hill, Ct.
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Bob,
Could you go to option 7 (Automatic Class Selection), then do option 5
Once again I come to the group for help. I have no cut and paste so I will
briefly describe what I did
1. Iinitiallzyed two new volumes with STGR on it.
2. I did a delete and define and always get create failed RC92 -iec614i
.
3. And i then get unable to allocate space but volume is empty.
I
: unable to Allocate Space on User Volume
Once again I come to the group for help. I have no cut and paste so I
will briefly describe what I did
1. Iinitiallzyed two new volumes with STGR on it.
2. I did a delete and define and always get create failed RC92 -iec614i
.
3. And i then get unable
Robert,
Verify that the volume is in CONVERT status in ISMF or the vtoc (IEHLIST)
shows that
it is a SMS managed volume. QF just indicates that the volser is defined to
SMS.
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Defined the volumes to CSLFGRP2 but same messages. Even did a reactivate.
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Defined the volumes to CSLFGRP2 but same messages. Even did
Did you create a VVDS (and a VTOCIX) ?
Ed
On Sep 1, 2006, at 10:55 AM, Robert Pelletier wrote:
Once again I come to the group for help. I have no cut and paste so
I will briefly describe what I did
1. Iinitiallzyed two new volumes with STGR on it.
2. I did a delete and define and always get
Did you create a VVDS (and a VTOCIX) ?
Ed, VVDS is automatic. Lousy defaults, but auto!
IX is pro forma.
When in doubt.
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