Regarding Xpeditor DDIO files

sivasaras · New User Joined: 29 Sep 2007 Posts: 93 Location: chenna/i-

Hi,

My DDIO file space was full and i have created a new ddio file.

i have given the new file in xpeditor DDIO setup and compiled the package in changeman.

but i am getting the components are failed with maxcc=08.

when i checked the jcl it is taking the old DDIO file not the new one.

Please let me know where i do changes.

Thanks in advance
saras

dbzTHEdinosauer · Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:17 pm

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why do you expect us to know how to change your site's jcl?

1. create a second(hold) ddio file.
2. copy everything (only latest versions) from your original to the new.
3. delete your original ddio file
4. define your original with more space.
5. copy everything from the hold ddio to your new original
6. delete your hold file.

if you have more than one version of a module in your ddio file,
delete the old versions.

you have no business having two active ddio files.

Robert Sample · Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:31 pm

Probably -- although this is just a guess -- your Changeman implementation has the DDIO file specified in it. Unless your site support group changes the Changeman pointer, the old DDIO file will continue to be picked up. Dick's suggestion to resize the original DDIO file is probably the best way to handle the issue.

sivasaras · New User Joined: 29 Sep 2007 Posts: 93 Location: chenna/i-

Hi,

AS you said i have deleted the old one and created a new ddio file.

but now while compiling i am getting jcl error in the starting itself.

thanks
saras

Robert Sample · Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:40 pm

Talk to your site support group. If the Changeman compile process is looking at the old DDIO, creating a new one like you did is completely and totally useless.