Explanation
This message is the first in a group of messages
that VTAM® issues in response
to a DISPLAY BFRUSE command. This message displays information about VTAM common service area (CSA)
usage. A complete description of the message follows.
IST449I limitname = csa, CURRENT = current, MAXIMUM = maxlevel
IST790I MAXIMUM type USED = maxK
IST1667I SYSTEM CSA LIMIT = sys_csa_limit
IST1831I percent OF SYSTEM CSA STORAGE REMAINING = sys_csa_avail
[IST449I CSA24 LIMIT = csa, CURRENT = current, MAXIMUM = maxlevel]
[IST790I MAXIMUM type USED = maxK]
IST595I IRNLIMIT = irnlimitK, CURRENT=currentirnK MAXIMUM = maximumirnK
IST981I VTAM PRIVATE: CURRENT = currentK, MAXIMUM USED = maximumK
IST924I -------------------------------------------------------------
IST1565I type MODULES = currentK
IST1565I type MODULES = currentK
IST1565I type MODULES = currentK
IST314I END
Note: Values are expressed in kilobytes.
IST449I - limitname is either CSALIMIT (the request
is to set the CSA limit) or CSA24 LIMIT (the request is to
set the CSA limit for 24-bit addressable storage).
- csa is the maximum amount of the particular
type of CSA that VTAM can use
for buffers. Limits are enforced on the requested amount of storage,
but csa can be NO LIMIT, which means VTAM can request as much as is
available.
- current is the current VTAM CSA allocation for buffers.
- maxlevel is the largest CSA allocation level
for buffers since the last DISPLAY BFRUSE command.
IST595I - irnlimit is the maximum amount of VTAM storage that can be used for
intermediate routing node slowdown traffic.
- currentirn is the amount of storage currently
in use for intermediate routing node slowdown traffic.
- maximumirn is the largest allocation level
since the last DISPLAY BFRUSE command.
IST790I - type can be one of the following:
- CSA
- 31-bit and 24-bit addressable common storage
- CSA24
- 24-bit addressable common storage
- maxK is the maximum amount of type ever
in use for buffers since VTAM was
started.
IST981I - This message shows the private storage (both above and below
the 16M line) that VTAM explicitly
acquires (with GETMAIN).
- currentK is the amount of VTAM private storage currently in use. This
does not include the amount of private storage required to load the VTAM modules.
- maximumK is the maximum amount of VTAM private storage ever in use
since VTAM was started.
IST1565I - type can be one of the following:
- CSA
- 31-bit and 24-bit addressable common storage acquired for VTAM modules
- CSA24
- 24-bit addressable common storage acquired for VTAM modules
- PRIVATE
- Private storage used to load VTAM modules
- currentK is the current VTAM CSA/ECSA allocation for modules.
IST1667I - sys_csa_limit is the maximum amount of system
CSA and is determined by adding the total amount of CSA and ECSA defined
in the system. The maximum amount that VTAM will
use is derived by multiplying the sys_csa_limit by
0.9 (in other words, VTAM will
never use more than 90 percent of the total CSA for the system). See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for more information about how the system
CSA limit relates to the CSALIMIT Start Option.
IST1831I - percent is the percentage of system CSA plus
Extended CSA available for use.
- sys_csa_avail is the current total amount of
system CSA plus Extended CSA available for use.
System action
Operator response
Inspect the data to determine whether further
action is required.
If the current allocation is close to the
limit, it might not be reasonable to begin significant modifications
to the system configuration or workload. Save the system log for problem
determination.
System programmer response
Review this data before making significant
changes to the system configuration or workload. Use this data to
ensure that storage requirements are being met and that CSA and private
storage are being used effectively in the management of VTAM’s storage resources.
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