+MAXMEMORY

The +MAXMEMORY parameter specifies the number of 1M blocks of memory to allocate for processing by each server. If insufficient memory exists for processing, the product issues a WAITING FOR MEMORY message to CDBPRINT until the condition is resolved.

+MAXMEMORY is set by the configuration job, usually UBMCCNTL(NGT$GLBL). You can override this parameter in individual utility jobs with the UTLPARMS DD. You can set the value of this parameter dynamically at utility runtime using the XSUTGLOB-global-variable-definition-automation-control-point. 


Related topics

Global-parameters-UTLPARMS

MAXTASKS+INITWINDOW

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numberMemBlocks

An integer from 100 to 65535 representing the number of 1M blocks

Default is 1024. If a user's pre configured value is less than 100 then BMC AMI Utilities configuration will use the minimum value of 100.

If you did not explicitly specify a value for +MAXMEMORY then, the new default value is 100.

Example
+MAXMEMORY(2048)

Processing allocates 2048 x 1M (or 2G) of memory for unload processing.

Important

For the rules that apply to parameter syntax, see Parameter syntax rules.

 

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