Based on the ASM display below, it would seem that you ran out of common pgspc.
You are in serious danger of another un-scheduled IPL based on your posting below. 1) PLPA overflowing to common. This is not an issue. Many shops set up to run this way. Check the archives. 2) COMMON 97% full. Danger Danger Will Robinson. If this hits 100% it is IPL time. No other recovery is possible. 3) All page datasets except SYS1...LOCAL8 at 100% full. This is a possible performance issue depending on your paging rate. If it is much more that about 160 pps you should look at reallocation or additional locals. The design point is for locals to be 30-35% utilized for optimal paging performance. If your paging rate is low, this is less of an issue. They are probably so full due to the length of time since you last IPL. Anything added to LPALSTxx during the IPL?. <snip> Once Again Hi All. Last night this message appeared on the master console. I allocated another COMMON PAGE dataset larger and IPLed. We came back up. Did I have to IPL? Why would our PAGE datasets be so full? The last IPL was Sept. 2006. Any ideas or explanations are greatly appreciated. We are OS390 V2R10. This is what they looked like before the IPL: IEE200I 19.51.26 DISPLAY ASM 496 TYPE FULL STAT DEV DATASET NAME PLPA 77% OK 093B SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA COMMON 97% OK 0936 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERG.COMMON LOCAL 100% FULL 0930 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERA.LOCAL1 LOCAL 100% FULL 0931 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERB.LOCAL2 LOCAL 100% FULL 0932 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERC.LOCAL3 LOCAL 100% FULL 0933 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERD.LOCAL4 LOCAL 100% FULL 0934 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERE.LOCAL5 LOCAL 100% FULL 0937 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERH.LOCAL6 LOCAL 100% FULL 093E SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERI.LOCAL7 LOCAL 27% OK 0945 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERJ.LOCAL8 ILR006E COMMON PAGE DATA SET FULL, OVERFLOWING TO PLPA DATA SET </snip> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
