I've got a developer just starting to use JAVA 1.4 under USS (z/OS 1.4 soon
to be z/OS 1.7). I'm wondering what people are using as a general rule for
TSO initial region size for JAVA developers. I don't like the idea of 256M
per session - which is what I had to give this guy just to get
Unfortunately 256Mb for Java may be low. Configure real storage and aux
appropriately and live with the new order.
Bob Shannon
Rocket Software
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You can use the getrlimit service to increase the region limit up to
the hard limit, which IIRC is set from BPXPRM00 or the user profile.
There is an example of invoking this from REXX at
http://members.tripod.com/billlalonde/rexx/setrlim.txt
So you would invoke that with setrlim rlimit_as
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I've got a developer just starting to use JAVA 1.4 under
luck.
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Betsy Jeffery
I've got a developer just starting to use JAVA 1.4 under USS
(z/OS 1.4 soon to be z/OS 1.7). I'm wondering what people
are using as a general rule for TSO initial region size for
JAVA developers.
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