Re: Why am I getting a CPA3138 file full instead of a CPF4903 Member at max size

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

The second level text is a bit confusing.

First it says INCREMENTS, not records.  What this alludes to is perhaps 
there is a limit as to how many increments a file can have.  And, at that 
point, you need to do a RGZPFM or some such thing.

But then it goes on to say that if you take an I option it will increase 
the member by one increment.

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The subject line pretty much says it all....

I've never seen a CPA3138 before, and I don't like the fact that you can't
reply with a # of increments to extend.

Thanks for any info...

Charles
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