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DB2 Guy
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Hi,
Recently, in our application there were some abends. Jobs abeded with a very misnomer 'JCL ERR'. Upon investigation, I found that IGD17272I was issued, which means VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE. At the time that SMS failed the allocation, this message was generated because one or more of the candidate volumes were rejected for not having enough space. Keeping this in mind, I reduced the primary and secondary quantity for SPACE along with more number of VOLumes -- well, the job went fine. But it leaves me to ask some questions. The JESLOG had these:
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IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 279
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 1245058 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT)
STORGRPS (SGVBASS )
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 286
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 1120552 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT)
STORGRPS (SGVBASS )
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 293
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 996046 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT)
STORGRPS (SGVBASS )
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 298
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 871541 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT)
STORGRPS (SGVBASS )
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 299
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 747035 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT)
STORGRPS (SGVBASS )
IGD17272I VOLUME SELECTION HAS FAILED FOR INSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR 300
DATA SET WORK.JOBNAME.FILE
JOBNAME (jobname) STEPNAME (STEP05 )
PROGNAME (SORT ) DDNAME (SORTOUT )
REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY = 622529 KB
STORCLAS (SCVBASS) MGMTCLAS (INTERIM) DATACLAS (DCDEFLT) |
1. It's clear that WORK.JOBNAME.FILE is the victim but why the IGD17272I message repeated for the same file so many times? Does it show multiple iterations for the space-request?
2. Does one think underlying ACS routines can be culprit here, as these Jobs were not abending before since some years now?
3. Any other thought on this.
Thanks for reading through this. |
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DB2 Guy
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Looks like I write a long post... |
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PeterHolland
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PeterHolland
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As you can see with each message the REQUESTED SPACE QUANTITY is decremented. I guess that all volumes are processed in that STORCLAS,
and if exhausted give the message. |
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DB2 Guy
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Thanks for stopping by Peter. Yes, I agree post become a bit long with the "coded text".
I also suspected teh same, but was not very sure about repetition of IGD17272I for the same DSN. Is it a usual behavior that volumes will be processed multiple times for a given STORCLAS? |
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PeterHolland
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Is it a usual behavior that volumes will be processed multiple times for a given STORCLAS? |
I didnt say that. |
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DB2 Guy
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Hi Peter,
Yes, I agree you did not say that - I'm seeking for guidance so I asked a question, in general. Hope it was not a bother. |
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