Re: CPA5303 Record not added. Member &1 is full -- MIDRANGE-L

Hi,

I presume that you are referring to CPA5305, not CPA5303, which does not
exist.  CPA5305 refers to what happens when a file member is full.  The
System i is a system that has grown up from the heritable of the System/38
in 1978.  That's 28 years!  The 1978 default on the CRTPF command is
SIZE(10000 1000 3).  Not so inappropriate for a system that was announced
with a maximum disk capacity of 384 MB of disk.  Possibly a bit small, but
even when then the system maxed out with four strings (16 total drives) of
9335 disks and six piccolo drives, The maximum DASD would have been 14.064
GB.  We recently announced that by next year the smallest system you will
be able to buy will be 70GB.  Only God knows what the largest system is you
can buy (it keeps going up so fact that I can't keep track, but clearly
it's a number in the many terabytes.

There is a philosophy throughout the life of our wonderful system, never to
change defaults, and historically when we do (without adding a global
switch - like the SAVLIB/SAVOBJ/SAVCHGOBJ system value QSAVACCPTH), we
execute the MAKEAMESS command.

This is a parameter that either needs a change i some fashion, but I'm
loathe to suggest what to do.

Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

400>390

"i" comes before "p", "x" and "z"
e gads

Our system's had more names than Elizabeth Taylor!

914-251-1234
914-251-9406 fax

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On Development if I receive a CPA5303 error(others also).  The jobs ends
and the message is given a C- cancel.
On Production the message is sent to qsysopr asking for a reply.
I have verified that the message description is the same on both
machines.
I have verified that the default for the message is 0 for both machines.


Michael,

One thing to check is the delivery mode of qsysopr message queue.
My guess is that you have the delivery mode set to *HOLD on the production
box,
but it is set to *DFT on the development box.
When delivery mode is set to *DFT messages will be automatically replied
to with their default reply.
This can be changed with CHGMSGQ

Regards

Stefan Tageson
Informatikk Sverige AB
Propellergatan 1, SE-211 19 Malmö, Sweden
Cell :     +46 (0) 732 36 99 34
stefan.tageson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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