On Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:46:06 -0400, Hardee, Charles H
<[email protected]> wrote:


>However, and this is the confusion I am having, the IARV64 request is
>asking for only 400 mb.
>X'00000FFFFFFFF000' is something like 17 tera-, well over the 400 mb
>being requested, yet I am getting a return code 8 with a reason code of
>x'4A001620'. The documentation for the DC2 system code says that the
>reason code is of the format xxrrrryy. For an rrrr of x'0016', the
>following is stated:
>
>       0016      Memory limit exceeded.
>
>So, if I have roughly 17 tera- and only need 400 mega- why would my
>request get a reason code of "Memorty limit exceeded"?
>
>I'm told that there is no restriction in place via IEFUSI, so, any ideas
>where else I might look for a restricting factor?
>
>Do you know where the IEFUSI code would be anchored if it is in my dump?
>Maybe I should have IPCS format out the instruction stream for the exit
>just in case I am being led astray by someone claiming that there is no
>restriction in effect.
>

Perhaps your IARV64 request is wrong and not asking for what you think 
it is.   

SEGMENTS=xsegments                                    
    is the name (RS-type), or address in register     
    (2)-(12), of a required doubleword input that     
    specifies the size, in megabytes, of the memory   
    object.  This must be a non-zero value.  The      
    amount of storage requested that is not in the    
    guard state is charged against the MEMLIMIT for   
    the address space where the memory object is to be
    created.                                          


IEFUSI is in common storage, probably LPA, but could be MLPA or
dynamic LPA.    AMBLIST is one way to find it, D PROG,EXIT operator 
commands and also various IPCS commands (LPAMAP, FINDMOD).

One way I have tested IEFUSI effects without having IEFUSI code is to run my
REXXSTOR program in batch with different values.  There is also an example
of that on my web site - REXXSTOJ.

Regards,

Mark
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