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<P>The server assigned to this particular user is too small. When no server swapping is performed (NSERVS is equal to NUSERS), a definite server size is assigned to the user. Otherwise, server swapping is in effect (NSERVS is less than NUSERS), but there is not a server large enough to contain the user. </P> | <P>The server assigned to this particular user is too small. When no server swapping is performed (NSERVS is equal to NUSERS), a definite server size is assigned to the user. Otherwise, server swapping is in effect (NSERVS is less than NUSERS), but there is not a server large enough to contain the user. </P> | ||
<p><b>Response:</b> Check which of the above problems you have encountered. You may reduce your requirements by using the UTABLE command | <p><b>Response:</b> Check which of the above problems you have encountered. You may reduce your requirements by using the <var>[[UTABLE command|UTABLE]]</var> command or, in the case of a host language application, the [[IFUTBL_(HLI_function)|IFUTBL]] HLI function. The <var>[[LSERVER parameter|LSERVER]]</var> view-only parameter specifies the current server size. Notify your system manager if you cannot reduce your table requirements and therefore need a larger server size. </p> | ||
<p><b>System manager response:</b> The size of a server is determined by the SERVSIZE parameter. If servers are swapped, the value of the SERVSIZE parameter for the largest server must be at least as large as the aggregate table size for the largest user. If servers are not swapped, the SERVSIZE for each user must be as large as or larger than the aggregate table size for that user. </p> | <p><b>System manager response:</b> The size of a server is determined by the <var>[[SERVSIZE parameter|SERVSIZE]]</var> parameter. If servers are swapped, the value of the SERVSIZE parameter for the largest server must be at least as large as the aggregate table size for the largest user. If servers are not swapped, the SERVSIZE for each user must be as large as or larger than the aggregate table size for that user. </p> | ||
<P> | <P>For more information on server sizing, see [[Defining_the_runtime_environment_(CCAIN)#Sizing_user_server_areas|Sizing user server areas]]. For more information on server swapping, see [[Creating_server_data_sets_(CCASERVR)|CCASERVR]]. </P> | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 13 February 2018
M204.0070 Server too small for user: userNum
The server assigned to this particular user is too small. When no server swapping is performed (NSERVS is equal to NUSERS), a definite server size is assigned to the user. Otherwise, server swapping is in effect (NSERVS is less than NUSERS), but there is not a server large enough to contain the user.
Response: Check which of the above problems you have encountered. You may reduce your requirements by using the UTABLE command or, in the case of a host language application, the IFUTBL HLI function. The LSERVER view-only parameter specifies the current server size. Notify your system manager if you cannot reduce your table requirements and therefore need a larger server size.
System manager response: The size of a server is determined by the SERVSIZE parameter. If servers are swapped, the value of the SERVSIZE parameter for the largest server must be at least as large as the aggregate table size for the largest user. If servers are not swapped, the SERVSIZE for each user must be as large as or larger than the aggregate table size for that user.
For more information on server sizing, see Sizing user server areas. For more information on server swapping, see CCASERVR.
Message attributes:
| RETCODEO=80 | Sets online return code |
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| RETCODEB=80 | Sets batch (single user) return code |
| CLASS=E | Error class; the message can be suppressed with the X'04' bit setting of the MSGCTL parameter |
| AUDITAD | Writes the message with line type AD to the audit trail |
| NOCOUNT | Does not increment the error count (ERCNT) parameter |
| OPR | Writes the message to the (operator) console |