You need to complain to ASG and push for better behavior on the use of
SCOPE=COMMON data spaces as do I.
On this system which has 35 SCOPE=COMMON data spaces in use 9 are from
ASG/TMON :-(

MXI - DSP -- BSYS - HOME ----- CPU  43 UIC 2540 PAG    0 ---------- Row 1 of
36
Command ===>                                                  Scroll ===>
CSR  
CADS=36/77

Name     Jobname  ASID ASCB     ASTE     SToken           Scope

$HUBL#01 LSSHUBRB 00B7 00F43700 04CFFE00 80008A0000000E09 COMMON 1

$HUBLSS2 LSSHUBB  04C5 00F57280 04CFFF00 80007D0000000E04 COMMON 2

$MDSL#01 LSSHUBRB 00B7 00F43700 04D00280 8000830000000E07 COMMON 3

$MDSLSS2 LSSHUBB  04C5 00F57280 04D00000 80007E0000000E02 COMMON 4

CNZSCLOT CONSOLE  000A 00F3E080 04CFF780 80002F0000000031 COMMON

CNZSCMDB CONSOLE  000A 00F3E080 04CFF800 8000300000000032 COMMON

CSM31002 *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04D00100 80009F0000000164 COMMON

CSM64001 *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04D00080 80009E0000000163 COMMON

CSVRTLS  *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04CFF700 80002E0000000030 COMMON

CUNDS001 *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04CFFA80 8000020200000002 COMMON

DAT1CMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00400 80004603000000A4 COMMON

DMDSCMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00300 80004503000000A1 COMMON

EPWFDSPC EPWFFST  004A 00EAC580 04CFFC80 80003A010000003B COMMON

EPWPDSPC EPWFFST  004A 00EAC580 04CFFC00 8000120200000012 COMMON

EPWS76QU EPWFFST  004A 00EAC580 04CFFD00 80003B010000003C COMMON

IEAM000A CONSOLE  000A 00F3E080 04CFF880 8000370000000039 COMMON

IEECMCAD *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04CFF900 800038000000003A COMMON

ISTF52BF NET      0064 00F34A00 04D00180 8000A50000000194 COMMON

IXLCTCAD XCFAS    0006 00FA6200 04CFF580 8000100000000010 COMMON

LMRKL#01 LSSHUBRB 00B7 00F43700 04CFFD80 8000800000000E08 COMMON 5

LMRKLSS2 LSSHUBB  04C5 00F57280 04CFFF80 8000820000000E03 COMMON 6

MAS1CMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00480 80004903000000AD COMMON

QUE1CMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00380 8000510300003B0D COMMON

SYSANTMN ANTMAIN  000C 00F93280 04CFFB00 8000050200000005 COMMON

SYSANT00 ANTAS000 000D 00F93100 04CFFB80 8000060200000006 COMMON

SYSBMFDS SMSPDSE  0008 00FA6E80 04CFF680 80002C000000002E COMMON

SYSCOMDS *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04CFF500 8000010000000001 COMMON

SYSZBPXX OMVS     000E 00F65500 04CFFA00 8000390000000040 COMMON

SYSZBPX1 OMVS     000E 00F65500 04CFF980 80003A000000003F COMMON

SYSZILM1 *MASTER* 0001 00FCB780 04CFF600 80002B000000002D COMMON

TCPIPDS1 TCPB1    00A3 00F43880 04D00200 8000DB00000001F3 COMMON

TIMSLOGC TIMB     0155 00AB7700 04D00680 80000B02000068FC COMMON 7

TMDBPKGS TDBB     00F3 00F45E80 04D00600 80003903000035B1 COMMON 8

TMDBSQLC TDBB     00F3 00F45E80 04CFFE80 80001B03000035B0 COMMON 9

TOP1CMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00500 8000620300003B11 COMMON

WLM1CMSB EYUX310  00BA 00EA9680 04D00580 80009E030000018B COMMON   

We need to complain loudly to vendors who use more than one.  

SCOPE=COMMON data spaces are like everlasting gobstoppers one should be
enough for anyone. 

You might take a list of all the TMON data spaces to ASG and raise an issue
with the use of multiple ones as causing you an outage to get it increased.
It will only get fixed if customers complain loud and long about the issue.
The TMON hub needs 3 it would be nice if it was reworked to only use 1.
TMON is hardly the only piggish product in this respect.  I think that
products using ESA facilities instead of common storage is great but in most
cases I think it is fair to ask them to restrict themselves to one
SCOPE=COMMON and then as many SCOPE=ALL or SCOPE=SINGLE data spaces as they
need.  If you assume the main reason for using SCOPE=COMMON is data access
and exchange with potentially any address space in the system then do you
really need more than 2G of space for that? Reasons cited in the past by
some developers for multiple SCOPE=COMMON spaces were RAS with isolation of
various component code.  I am sure there are some valid reasons but mostly
ISVs don't appreciate the nuisance that increasing something like this and
arranging IPLs can be for customers it sneaks up on.

This would be another area where z/OS probably needs a warning message.  A
highlighted warning WTO when you get down to some threshold of CADS
available to allocate would warn customers sufficiently in advance to
increase this on the next planned IPL before trying to install software that
would not fit.

        Best Regards,

                Sam Knutson, GEICO
                Performance and Availability Management
                mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
                (office)  301.986.3574

"Think big, act bold, start simple, grow fast..."

             

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Jon Brock
Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 3:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: $HASP473

So did we.  It requires a change to MAXCAD and an IPL to fix.

Jon


<snip>
We had the same problem with T<ON and LSSHUB </snip>

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