RE: CPF7091 - space for entry cannot be allocated on journal receiver

You may have reached the limit as to the size of the journal receiver.
If you issue the CHGJRN command and allow it to generate a new receiver
you should be okay.

You should schedule the receivers to be changed on some timetable you
determine.

Sharon

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Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 2:37 PM
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Subject: CPF7091 - space for entry cannot be allocated on journal
receiver

All,

A program that has run flawlessly for years blew up today with a
CPF7091 "Entry
not journaled to journal ORDJRN. Reason code 1. -- Space for entry
cannot be
allocated on journal receiver."

This *JRN is used as an audit journal from which we harvest 'from-to'
changes
made to our customer's standing merchandise orders. Yesterday I added an
additional PF to the journal, so I certainly believe that there are more
entries
in the receiver - lots more entries. What I can't figure out is _why_
the system
is complaining about them.

I've investigated the suggestions on the CPF7091 and the accompanying
CPA7090
and they show the following:
1) The journal receiver threshold = *NONE
2) The journal's owner max storage = *NOMAX
3) Disk utilization is 48%.

Perhaps there is something I don't understand about *NONE and *NOMAX?
If anyone
has been here before I'd sure appreciate a suggestion!

Many thanks, JK


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