If it's source, the simplest solution is splitting it up. If it's a
database library, someone has to validate the necessity of keeping it as
one library. If you are at a real limit, then you either have some
(possibly severe) application modifications to make, or need to contact IBM
indicating that you have hit a system limit.
It would be better if the message were more specific, but some limits are
so complex that they don't lend themselves to be fully described in one
message. However a reference to where the limit might be better documented
would not be out of order.
Al
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Thanks Al,
Yes the library is "out of control" ....
Only 138 pf object in the library, but a lot of members is the files.
Problem to run a save 21 also. :-(
Mvh / Regards
Jan Rockstedt
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The text for CPF375E doesn't specifically say how many members for the Save
Library (SAVLIB) command is too many. There is a limit of 32767 members in
a single file, but there is apparently also a SAVLIB (the save of an entire
library, presumably a collection of too many members made up of multiple
database files), but the message text doesn't give specifics. Keep in mind
that a logical file can also have members. It strikes me that this is
an"out of control" library, and either needs to be split up, or use other
techniques for source storage.
If anyone has more detail, please chime in.
Al
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Hi all,
We have problem to run savlib.
There too many members for a file "CPF375E"
0019.01 SAVLIB LIB(edilib) +
0019.03 DEV(TAP02) VOL(*MONTED)
+
0019.04 EXPDATE(*PERM) ENDOPT(*UNLOAD)
+
0019.05 CLEAR(*ALL) SAVACT(*SYSDFN)
+
0019.06 SAVACTWAIT(10)
ACCPTH(*YES)
Any suggestion for the problem?
Mvh / Regards
Jan Rockstedt
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