I realize that probably just reflects the fact that it's defaulting): > BUFDEF BELOWBUF=(LIMIT=39,WARN=80),EXTBUF=(LIMIT=200,WARN=80) > Mind you, I'm taking the BELOWBUF values from what's currently set. Is 39 a > plausible number? > > I'm reluctant to Just Try It because I know that if I get it wrong enough, > z/OS won't come back up, and then we'll have to get IBM to fix it (and that > takes turnaround time). But if y'all bless it, I'll give it a shot!
Here is what my $DBUFDEF shows: $HASP840 BUFDEF BELOWBUF=(LIMIT=100,WARN=80,FREE=100), $HASP840 EXTBUF=(LIMIT=500,WARN=80,FREE=500) I don't really remember which definition it was that sent me into the checkpoint reconfig dialog (having been through it twice so far). $TBUFDEF command will tell you immediately if you can just issue the command or if it cannot be accomodated. As for the change to the init deck so the next IPL works correctly: I had copied over the JES2 procedure into the first proclib searched in MSTJCL (USER.PROCLIB on my ADCD system) and I have pointed HASPPARM in that procedure to my own complete init deck (copied over from the active one) with the changes I have made. But since I also changed the spool volume(s) and the checkpoints and the complete setup when I did that, I was in for a cold start anyway. And I first tested this new setup as an alternate JES names JESX. I have never set up a standalone editor on my system (and running under Linux, I cannot use VM to edit anything). Barbara ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
