PRIM_REDUCE_INC
The PRIM_REDUCE_INC keyword specifies the increment to use (a percentage value of the current allocation amount) when reducing the primary allocation as enabled by the PRIM_REDUCE keyword.
Syntax
PRIM_REDUCE_INC=xx,yy
Where:
- xx
- is the increment (0 - 99) to apply to the primary allocation on the first volume.
- yy
- is the increment (0 - 99) to apply to the primary allocation on the second and subsequent volumes.
Usage and processing considerations
When an out-of-space condition occurs for a primary allocation, the original allocation is reduced by the amount that is specified by PRIM_REDUCE_INC, up to the value specified for the PRIM_REDUCE_LIM keyword, until the allocation is successful.
For example, if enabled by the PRIM_REDUCE keyword, when an out-of-space condition occurs for a primary allocation on the first volume, Advanced Allocation Management reduces the original allocation by the amount that is specified by PRIM_REDUCE_INC until the allocation is successful or the limit that is specified by the PRIM_REDUCE_LIM keyword is reached.
For example, if PRIM_REDUCE_INC=5
and PRIM_REDUCE_LIM=80
Advanced Allocation Management reduces
the allocation amount in 5 percent increments, not to exceed 80 percent
of the original allocation amount.

PRIM_REDUCE=ENABLE
to
implement this function and PRIM_REDUCE_LIM to specify the reduction
limit. Default
The default is 0,0.
Environments
ALLOCATE and EXTEND.
Related keywords
PRIM_REDUCE and PRIM_REDUCE_LIM.
Example
In the following example, when an out-of-space condition occurs for a primary allocation on the first volume, the original allocation is reduced by 40 percent of the current allocation amount, up to the value that is specified for the PRIM_REDUCE_LIM keyword, until the allocation is successful:
PRIM_REDUCE_INC=(40,40)
When an out-of-space condition occurs for a primary allocation on the second and subsequent volumes, the original allocation is also reduced by 40 percent of the current allocation amount, up to the value that is specified for the PRIM_REDUCE_LIM keyword, until the allocation is successful.