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Either the Editor or the COPY PROC command has attempted to save a procedure that will not fit into Table D. If you are in the editor you remain in the editing session. If you are executing a COPY PROC command, execution
Either the Editor or the <var>COPY PROC</var> command has attempted to save a procedure that will not fit into Table D. If you are in the editor you remain in the editing session. If you are executing a <var>COPY PROC</var> command, execution of the <var>COPY PROC</var> command is terminated. </P>
of the COPY PROC command is terminated. </P>
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<b>Response:</b> To end the editing session from the Full Screen Editor, do one of the following: </p>
<b>Response:</b> To end the editing session from the Full Screen Editor, do one of the following: </p>
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To end the editing session from the Line Editor, enter <code>QUIT</code> or, if you want to save the edited version of the procedure as a temporary procedure, issue the <code><i>n</i> END</code> command (where <i>n</i> is the number of the temporary procedure saved). </P>
To end the editing session from the Line Editor, enter <code>QUIT</code> or, if you want to save the edited version of the procedure as a temporary procedure, issue the <code><i>n</i> END</code> command (where <i>n</i> is the number of the temporary procedure saved). </P>
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If you were executing a COPY PROC command with the LIKE or ALL options, you should determine which procedures were successfully copied and reissue the COPY command for the remainder, after the file manager has expanded the file. </P>
If you were executing a <var>COPY PROC</var> command with the <var>LIKE</var> or <var>ALL</var> options, you should determine which procedures were successfully copied and reissue the <var>COPY</var> command for the remainder, after the file manager has expanded the file. </P>
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Notify your file manager that the file may need more Table D space. </P>
Notify your file manager that the file may need more Table D space. </P>
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<b>File manager response:</b> You can use the INCREASE command to allocate more pages to Table D, or you can reorganize the file with more Table D space.  
<b>File manager response:</b> You can use the <var>INCREASE</var> command to allocate more pages to Table D, or you can reorganize the file with more Table D space.  
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Latest revision as of 22:34, 7 March 2018

M204.1483  Not enough Table D space to store procedure

Either the Editor or the COPY PROC command has attempted to save a procedure that will not fit into Table D. If you are in the editor you remain in the editing session. If you are executing a COPY PROC command, execution of the COPY PROC command is terminated.

Response: To end the editing session from the Full Screen Editor, do one of the following:

  • Save the procedure in another open file that has more free Table D space by using either the IN filename END procname or the IN filename GO procname command.
  • Save the edited version of the procedure as a temporary procedure, using the command SAVE n (where n is the number of the temporary procedure saved). Then enter QUIT to end the editing session.
  • Enter QUIT, losing all edits made to the procedure in this session.

To end the editing session from the Line Editor, enter QUIT or, if you want to save the edited version of the procedure as a temporary procedure, issue the n END command (where n is the number of the temporary procedure saved).

If you were executing a COPY PROC command with the LIKE or ALL options, you should determine which procedures were successfully copied and reissue the COPY command for the remainder, after the file manager has expanded the file.

Notify your file manager that the file may need more Table D space.

File manager response: You can use the INCREASE command to allocate more pages to Table D, or you can reorganize the file with more Table D space.

Message attributes:

RETCODEO=0Sets online return code
RETCODEB=4Sets batch (single user) return code
CLASS=EError class; the message can be suppressed with the X'04' bit setting of the MSGCTL parameter
AUDITERWrites the message with line type ER to the audit trail
COUNTIncrements the error count (ERCNT) parameter

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