IST092I

Explanation
 The value specified on the CSALIMIT start option,
the CSA24 start option, or the MODIFY CSALIMIT command, is less than
the common service area (CSA) size currently being used by VTAM®. VTAM rejects a MODIFY CSALIMIT request unless
F was indicated in the command to force the change.
 During VTAM start, the requested start
option is always rejected. 
 limit is one
of the following:  CSALIMIT, which indicates total CSA
CSA24 LIMIT, which indicates CSA below 24-bit addressable
storage.

System action
  If ACCEPTED is indicated, the operator entered a MODIFY CSALIMIT
command with the F operand.   VTAM sets
the limit to the new value specified in the command. 

If REJECTED is indicated after the operator entered a MODIFY
CSALIMIT command, VTAM rejects
the command and the limit remains unchanged. 
If REJECTED is indicated during VTAM start, VTAM rejects
the command, the limit remains unchanged, and the
operator is prompted to enter an acceptable (larger) value for limit.

Operator response
 If VTAM accepts
the request, no action is required. If VTAM rejects
the request:  For a START command, reenter either the CSALIMIT option or the
CSA24 option with an acceptable (larger) value. 
Restriction:  If the specified limit is too low and you force
this limit to take effect by using the F operand of the MODIFY CSALIMIT
command, you cannot enter other VTAM commands
(except HALT and CANCEL) until usage falls below the specified limit.
This is because this storage is needed to process all VTAM operator commands except HALT or CANCEL.
 If the CSA usage does not fall below the new level,  you can use
the MODIFY VTAMOPTS command to revise the CSALIMIT value. Verify that
circumstances warrant limiting the amount of common service area (CSA)
available to VTAM to an amount
less than the size that is already in use.

System programmer response
 If necessary, redefine either CSALIMIT
or CSA24 limit with an appropriate value.  Otherwise, no response
is necessary. 

Routing code
 2

Descriptor code
 5 