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	<P>Model 204 tried to dynamically allocate additional main memory for a particular function but none was available. Unless prevented by the <var>[[SPCORE parameter\|SPCORE]]</var> or <var>[[MAXBUF parameter\|MAXBUF]]</var> parameters, Model 204 will allocate all available memory to its		<P>
	buffer pool during initialization. SPCORE defaults to 8192 bytes and MAXBUF defaults to 256 buffers. Spare core is the amount of spare memory reserved for dynamic allocation during the Model 204 run. It includes memory explicitly reserved by setting		Model 204 tried to dynamically allocate additional main memory for a particular function but none was available. Unless prevented by the <var>[[SPCORE parameter\|SPCORE]]</var> or <var>[[MAXBUF parameter\|MAXBUF]]</var> parameters, Model 204 will allocate all available memory to its
	the SPCORE parameter along with memory left over after all buffers up to MAXBUF are allocated. </P>		buffer pool during initialization. <var>SPCORE</var> defaults to 8192 bytes, and <var>MAXBUF</var> defaults to 256 buffers. </p>
	<p><b>Response:</b> See your system manager about increasing the amount of storage or reduce your storage requirements by resetting parameters. </p>		<p>
	<p><b>System manager response:</b> Increase the value of SPCORE set in the CCAIN parameters. This will reserve the specified amount of memory for dynamic usage. See [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)]] for more information. Alternately, MAXBUF		Spare core is the amount of spare memory reserved for dynamic allocation during the Model 204 run. It includes memory explicitly reserved by setting the <var>SPCORE</var> parameter, along with memory left over after all buffers up to <var>MAXBUF</var> are allocated. </P>
	may be lowered below the number of buffers actually allocated in the Model 204 run, or the amount of memory allocated to the Model 204 run may be increased. </p>		<p>
	<P>To increase the amount of memory available to Model 204 when running under OS, increase the REGION parameter on the EXEC statement. When running under ~~DOS~~, increase the size of the GETVIS area available to the partition.		<b>Response:</b> See your system manager about increasing the amount of storage or reduce your storage requirements by resetting parameters. </p>
	When running under CMS, increase the virtual machine size using the CP DEFINE STORAGE command. </P>		<p>
			<b>System manager response:</b> Increase the value of <var>SPCORE</var> set in the CCAIN parameters. This will reserve the specified amount of memory for dynamic usage. See [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)]] for more information. Alternately, <var>MAXBUF</var>
			may be lowered below the number of buffers actually allocated in the Model 204 run, or the amount of memory allocated to the Model 204 run may be increased. </p>
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			To increase the amount of memory available to Model 204 when running under z/OS, increase the <var>REGION</var> parameter on the EXEC statement. When running under z/VSE, increase the size of the GETVIS area available to the partition.
			When running under CMS, increase the virtual machine size using the <code>CP DEFINE STORAGE</code> command.
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Model 204 tried to dynamically allocate additional main memory for a particular function but none was available. Unless prevented by the <var>[[SPCORE parameter|SPCORE]]</var> or <var>[[MAXBUF parameter|MAXBUF]]</var> parameters, Model 204 will allocate all available memory to its
buffer pool during initialization. SPCORE defaults to 8192 bytes and MAXBUF defaults to 256 buffers. Spare core is the amount of spare memory reserved for dynamic allocation during the Model 204 run. It includes memory explicitly reserved by setting
the SPCORE parameter along with memory left over after all buffers up to MAXBUF are allocated. 
Response: See your system manager about increasing the amount of storage or reduce your storage requirements by resetting parameters. 
System manager response: Increase the value of SPCORE set in the CCAIN parameters. This will reserve the specified amount of memory for dynamic usage. See [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)]] for more information. Alternately, MAXBUF
may be lowered below the number of buffers actually allocated in the Model 204 run, or the amount of memory allocated to the Model 204 run may be increased. 
To increase the amount of memory available to Model 204 when running under OS, increase the REGION parameter on the EXEC statement. When running under DOS, increase the size of the GETVIS area available to the partition.
When running under CMS, increase the virtual machine size using the CP DEFINE STORAGE command. 
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