Re: IPL status...

Well, if it isn't a DASD overflow problem, do a DSPLOG QHST. Scroll
backward, and see if you can see a problem there. Check the entries before
your IPL this morning, and see if you can find something. Also try the
WRKPRB command, and see if there are any problems there.


Steven Morrison
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903-885-1283 ext. 479



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its only around 50% of ASP used.




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8 - Some data could not be written to auxiliary storage while the

system

was ending.
9 - Some data could not be written to auxiliary storage since the

previous

IPL.

My first guess is that you filled up your disk. Do you have anyone
experienced in systems administration?

If you have the system restarted, type WRKSYSSTS from a command line, and
see what your '% of system ASP used' is, in the upper right section of the

screen. if it's 90% or above you have a problem because the systems stops
communications as the DASD gets above 90%.

Steve

Steven Morrison
Fidelity Express
903-885-1283 ext. 479