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JAL: minor formatting

2018-06-05T19:13:28Z

minor formatting

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	If <var>[[NUMBUFG parameter\|NUMBUFG]]</var> is non-zero, its minimum valid value is the number of servers (the value of the <var>[[NSERVS parameter\|NSERVS]]</var> parameter) plus the maximum number of PST's (the value of the <var>[[NSUBTKS parameter\|NSUBTKS]]</var> parameter) times the value of the <var>[[MAXOBUF parameter\|MAXOBUF]]</var> parameter plus fifteen, all multiplied by the number of disk buffer LRU queues (the value of the <var>[[NLRUQG parameter\|NLRUQG]]</var> parameter). This message is generated because a smaller value was specified for <var>NUMBUFG</var>. </p>		If <var>[[NUMBUFG parameter\|NUMBUFG]]</var> is non-zero, its minimum valid value is the number of servers (the value of the <var>[[NSERVS parameter\|NSERVS]]</var> parameter) plus the maximum number of PST's (the value of the <var>[[NSUBTKS parameter\|NSUBTKS]]</var> parameter) times the value of the <var>[[MAXOBUF parameter\|MAXOBUF]]</var> parameter plus fifteen, all multiplied by the number of disk buffer LRU queues (the value of the <var>[[NLRUQG parameter\|NLRUQG]]</var> parameter). This message is generated because a smaller value was specified for <var>NUMBUFG</var>.
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	<b>Note:</b> If <var>NLRUQG</var> is not set explicitly, it is set to the same value as <var>[[NLRUQ parameter\|NLRUQ]]</var>. The value of <var>NUMBUFG</var> has been automatically reset to its minimum allowable value as indicated by this message. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> If <var>NLRUQG</var> is not set explicitly, it is set to the same value as <var>[[NLRUQ parameter\|NLRUQ]]</var>. The value of <var>NUMBUFG</var> has been automatically reset to its minimum allowable value as indicated by this message. </p>
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	<b>System manager response:</b> This is an informational message and no action is required, though it is generally a bad idea to be running with such a small number of above the bar buffers relative to the number of servers.</p>		<b>System manager response:</b> This is an informational message and no action is required, though it is generally a bad idea to be running with such a small number of above-the-bar buffers relative to the number of servers.</p>
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	In fact, with so few above the bar buffers, there is probably little point in using above-the-bar buffers, at all.		In fact, with so few above-the-bar buffers, there is probably little point in using above-the-bar buffers, at all.
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ELowell at 20:19, 23 March 2018

2018-03-23T20:19:57Z

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	If <var>NUMBUFG</var> is non-zero, its minimum valid value is the number of servers (the value of the <var>NSERVS</var> parameter) plus the maximum number of PST's (the value of the <var>NSUBTKS</var> parameter) times the value of the <var>MAXOBUF</var> parameter plus fifteen, all multiplied by the number of disk buffer LRU queues (the value of the <var>NLRUQG</var> parameter). This message is generated because a smaller value was specified for <var>NUMBUFG</var>. </p>		If <var>[[NUMBUFG parameter\|NUMBUFG]]</var> is non-zero, its minimum valid value is the number of servers (the value of the <var>[[NSERVS parameter\|NSERVS]]</var> parameter) plus the maximum number of PST's (the value of the <var>[[NSUBTKS parameter\|NSUBTKS]]</var> parameter) times the value of the <var>[[MAXOBUF parameter\|MAXOBUF]]</var> parameter plus fifteen, all multiplied by the number of disk buffer LRU queues (the value of the <var>[[NLRUQG parameter\|NLRUQG]]</var> parameter). This message is generated because a smaller value was specified for <var>NUMBUFG</var>. </p>
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	<b>Note:</b> If <var>NLRUQG</var> is not set explicitly, it is set to the same value as <var>NLRUQ</var>. The value of <var>NUMBUFG</var> has been automatically reset to its minimum allowable value as indicated by this message. </p>		<b>Note:</b> If <var>NLRUQG</var> is not set explicitly, it is set to the same value as <var>[[NLRUQ parameter\|NLRUQ]]</var>. The value of <var>NUMBUFG</var> has been automatically reset to its minimum allowable value as indicated by this message. </p>
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	<b>System manager response:</b> This is an informational message and no action is required, though it is generally a bad idea to be running with such a small number of above the bar buffers relative to the number of servers.</p>		<b>System manager response:</b> This is an informational message and no action is required, though it is generally a bad idea to be running with such a small number of above the bar buffers relative to the number of servers.</p>

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If <var>NUMBUFG</var> is non-zero, its minimum valid value is the number of servers (the value of the <var>NSERVS</var> parameter) plus the maximum number of PST's (the value of the <var>NSUBTKS</var> parameter) times the value of the <var>MAXOBUF</var> parameter plus fifteen, all multiplied by the number of disk buffer LRU queues (the value of the <var>NLRUQG</var> parameter). This message is generated because a smaller value was specified for <var>NUMBUFG</var>. 

Note: If <var>NLRUQG</var> is not set explicitly, it is set to the same value as <var>NLRUQ</var>. The value of <var>NUMBUFG</var> has been automatically reset to its minimum allowable value as indicated by this message. 

System manager response: This is an informational message and no action is required, though it is generally a bad idea to be running with such a small number of above the bar buffers relative to the number of servers.

In fact, with so few above the bar buffers, there is probably little point in using above-the-bar buffers, at all.

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