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<P>Non-swappable server areas are not supported in z/VSE.</P> <p><b>Operator response:</b> Remove the parameters for non-swappable server areas.</p> ...

...rent server size required for the user's tables in the ATB (above the bar) server. </p> ...appears in [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)#Server areas|Server areas]]. </p> ...

...rent server size required for the user's tables in the BTB (below the bar) server. </p> ...appears in [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)#Server areas|Server areas]]. </p> ...

...ent (CCAIN)#Using 64-bit addressing and Above the Bar (ATB) storage|server areas ATB]] were used in the run where CCASERVR data set was defined. Remove the server areas ATB parameters, or use server swapping in memory. ...

...ls swappable above-the-bar (in memory with address greater than 2G) server areas.</p> .... The total amount of storage allocated for swappable above-the-bar server areas equals <var>SERVGSZ</var> rounded to 4K and multiplied by [[NSERVS paramete ...

...on-swappable above-the-bar (in memory with address greater than 2G) server areas.</p> ...s per user. The total amount of storage allocated for non-swappable server areas equals <var>SERVNSSZ</var> rounded to 4K and multiplied by <var>[[NUSERS pa ...

The current server size required for the user's tables in the NSA (non-swap-area). </p> ...appears in [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)#Server areas|Server areas]]. </p> ...

...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </P> ...g non-swappable and swappable server space|above-the-bar and non-swappable areas]] as well as the below-the-bar area. </p> ...

...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </P> ...g non-swappable and swappable server space|above-the-bar and non-swappable areas]] as well as the below-the-bar area.</p> ...

Your new server table sizes will not fit in your server area. </P> <li>Ask your system manager to increase the server size to accommodate the new table sizes. </li> ...

...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </P> <!-- skeleton as it was in pdf/SERVER SIZE INCREASED TO USER'S FIXED SIZE OF nnnnnn /--> ...

The total size of ATB server areas is larger than the ATB server size defined in <var>[[SERVGSZ parameter|SERVGSZ]]</var>. ...sponse to a <var>UTABLE</var> command, decrease the size of the ATB server areas. ...

...s of version 7.6, the size of the swappable or non-swappable above-the-bar server area for this user. These are referenced, respectively, by the <var>[[SERVS ...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </P> ...

...server, or as of version 7.6, the swappable or non-swappable above-the-bar server area required for this user. These are referenced, respectively, by the <va ...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </P> ...

...not fit into the largest server. Message [[M204.0067]] displays the fixed server size required. </P> ...he runtime environment (CCAIN)#Sizing user server areas|Sizing user server areas]]. </p> ...

The total amount of non-swappable server areas is larger than the non-swappable area size defined by the <var>[[SERVNSSZ p <!-- skeleton as it was in pdf/SPACE REQUIRED FOR NON SWAPPABLE SERVER AREAS IS LARGER THAN SERVNSSZ/--> ...

<var>SDUMPOPT</var> specifies the above the bar (ATB) storage areas which will be included when an asynchronous dump is taken by the z/OS opera <tr class="head"><th>Setting</th><th>Areas to dump...</th></tr> ...

...nitoring and tuning#Page fixing|page fixing]] feature, indicative of which areas are to be fixed in storage.</p> <td>Server non-swappable (NSA) area.<br />(version 7.6 and higher)</td></tr> ...

When non-swappable server areas are indicated in <var>SERVNSA</var>, the parameter <var>SERVNSSZ</var> must ...

...ver swapping is in effect (NSERVS is less than NUSERS), but there is not a server large enough to contain the user. </P> ...r if you cannot reduce your table requirements and therefore need a larger server size. </p> ...