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Global parameters for SPACAQTY


The following table lists the global parameters that affect SPACAQTY.

SPACAQTY global parameters

Parameter

Purpose

DS_ASST_CNT

Specifies the number of DB updates to occur before issuing ENDREQ to flush the buffers to DASD

Valid values are 1 through 10000; default is DS_ASST_CNT=500.

DS_ASST_DB

Specifies the data set name of the Data Set Size Assist DB file

DS_ASST_DB=NONE prevents the Data Set Size Assist feature from starting.

DS_ASST_RLS

Specifies to run DS Size Assist in non-RLS mode under the following conditions:

  • The system cannot share DASD.
  • The Data Set Size Assist DB cannot be used by another MainView SRM.
  • The Data Set Size Assist DB must be defined without the LOG parameter. The JCLDSAIN sample member is used to define the DB, and contains a note to remove the LOG parameter when running without RLS.

Valid values are YES | NO | Y | N; default is DS_ASST_RLS=Y.

DS_ASST_SLO

Specifies the number of slots to maintain in each tracked data set record

Each slot records the allocation amounts of a data set, which when combined, provide an allocation history of the data set.

When changing this value after records exist in the Data Set Size Assist DB, the Data Set Size Assist feature automatically adjusts a data set record in the DB, but only when a data set goes through one of the collection points (allocation, extend, partial release, uncatalog, migrate and GDG roll-off). If you want to change all data set records at once, you can run the Data Set Size Assist Maintenance Utility. Refer to the distributed JCLDSAAS sample member in the BBSAMP PARMLIB for instructions on performing this utility.

Valid values are 2 through 20; default is DS_ASST_SLO=10.

Note: Raising the DS_ASST_SLO value causes record length increases for any pre-existing data set record when the record is next updated, can cause CI/CA splits to occur in the DB. A better solution might be to run sample JCLDSAAS, followed by a reorganization (see sample JCLDSARO).



 

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