We frequently receive the $HASP050 JQES shortage message.
*$HASP050 JES2 RESOURCE SHORTAGE OF,JQES,- 90% UTILIZATION REACHED
It starts out at 85% and goes up to as high as 92% before going back
down.
I have done some reading and searching on the subject and found that
following commands
The JES2 manual talks about the following
$D OUTDEF
$HASP836 OUTDEF 366
$HASP836 OUTDEF BRODCAST=NO,COPIES=255,DMNDSET=NO,JOENUM=40000,
$HASP836 JOEFREE=11758,JOEWARN=85,OUTTIME=CREATE,
$HASP836 PRTYLOW=0,PRTYHIGH=255,PRTYOUT=NO,PRYORATE=0,
$HASP836 SEGLIM=100,STDFORM=STD,USERSET=NO
The Archives of IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU refers to the following command
$DJOBDEF
$D JOBDEF
$HASP835 JOBDEF 368
$HASP835 JOBDEF ACCTFLD=OPTIONAL,CNVT_ENQ=FAIL,JCLERR=NO,
$HASP835 JNUMBASE=7765,JNUMFREE=4958,JNUMWARN=85,
$HASP835 JOBFREE=2958,JOBNUM=28000,JOBWARN=85,
$HASP835 PRTYHIGH=10,PRTYJECL=YES,PRTYJOB=NO,PRTYLOW=5,
$HASP835 PRTYRATE=96,RANGE=(1,30000),RASSIGN=YES,
$HASP835 DUPL_JOB=DELAY
We are currently running OS/390 R.2.10 shared JES2, yes I know I am not
supported.
The doc states, that to back out this change requires a cold start of
JES2. Therefore, I am trying to make sure that by increasing JOBNUM
(JQES) does not have any effect on the systems.
My question is this which parameter really pertains to the number of
JQES in the systems?
Do I need to do anyting else with JES2?
$T JOBDEF, JOBNUM=nnnnn
Or
$T OUTDEF, , JOBNUM=nnnnn
Thanks for any help I can get.
Frank W Sabo Jr
Phone: 412 967-3764
Fax: 412 967-6120
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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