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If <var class="term">token0</var> is <code>USER DISPLAY</code>, you issued the <var>MONITOR</var> command specifying a selected list of users (for example, <code>MONITOR (1,3,5) STATISTICS</code>). When a list of users is specified, the <var>MONITOR</var> command processor uses QTBL to<br />
determine which users to display statistics for. This requires that the product of the length of QTBL (<var>[[LQTBL parameter|LQTBL]]</var>) and 16 be at least as large as the number of users in this run (<var>NUSERS</var>). The message was issued because the value of <var>LQTBL</var> is not large enough. </p><br />
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If <var class="term">token0</var> is <code>FILE DISPLAY</code>, you issued the <var>MONITOR</var> command specifying a selected list of file names. For example, <code>MONITOR FSTAT (<i>filenam1</i>,<i>filenam2</i>,...,)</code>. This requires that the file list not contain more entries than the length of QTBL (<var>LQTBL</var>). </P><br />
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<b>System manager response:</b> Issue the <var>UTABLE</var> command to increase the value of <var>LQTBL</var>, and retry the command. Or, if <code>FILE DISPLAY</code> was specified, reissue the command with fewer entries in the file list. </p><br />
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