Hi,
Anyone have idea about Temporary storage Queues In CICS, It got full of TSmainlimit .
Can anyone help me to resolve this or how can we identify the root cause?
Question on Temporary storage Queues In CICS.
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Re: Question on Temporary storage Queues In CICS.
The root cause is that there is a limit on the amount of storage that tsqueues can use and you have reached that limit. You have different options:
- change the program to use less ts queue storage
- live with the current situation
- work with your site support group to increase tsmainlimit (which may require changing the z/OS memlimit)
And prompting for replies as you did is a BAD idea. People respond on this and all fora as they have time, interest, and knowledge to respond. Prompting usually reduces the chances of any response. This is a volunteer forum so it may be hours or days or months to get a response.
- change the program to use less ts queue storage
- live with the current situation
- work with your site support group to increase tsmainlimit (which may require changing the z/OS memlimit)
And prompting for replies as you did is a BAD idea. People respond on this and all fora as they have time, interest, and knowledge to respond. Prompting usually reduces the chances of any response. This is a volunteer forum so it may be hours or days or months to get a response.
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Re: Question on Temporary storage Queues In CICS.
Thanks Robert for your input.
I shall keep this in mind.And prompting for replies as you did is a BAD idea. People respond on this and all fora as they have time, interest, and knowledge to respond. Prompting usually reduces the chances of any response. This is a volunteer forum so it may be hours or days or months to get a response.
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