Shailesh,
It will inevitably be the application that is the problem but the root of
the problem could be a mis-managed placement of queues across the pagesets.
You have too review which pageset you queue is assigned to and see how big
they are, who else is assigned ti it and how much data they are placing
there. This could be a timing thing where you and another resource hog
application are placing messages on a queue in the same pageset AND it is
toooo small to handle the load. You might want to switch the queue to
another pageset by redefining the queue to another one. Also have a look at
the pageset allocation. Maybe the Sys Admin didn't allocate enough space. If
its production and they are doing there job right there should be MORE space
that needed. But then again you app could be doing something wrong. LOOP
comes to mind right now!

                                bobbee



>From: shailesh bhaskaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: MQSeries List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Batch jo abending with MQRC 2192
>Date: Fri, 23 Aug 2002 10:34:48 -0700
>
>Hi! All,
>
>One of our batch job is abending with reason code 2192
>on OS/390. I have looked at the vienna list server for
>the previous threads related to this topic.
>
>MQRC 2192 is Pageset full when the job tries to open
>or tries to put the message into a cluster queue on
>Mainframe.
>
>The same job in our test environment does not give us
>any problem but in our production environment it
>abends with 2192. Our mainframe MQ support is hell
>bent on proving that it is a application problem and
>not with MQ because they cannot see any 2192 in their
>queue manager log.
>
>Besides obvious reason of pageset being full, what
>else can be the reasons for 2192.
>
>Any help will be highly appreciated.
>Thanks
>Shailesh
>
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