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ATB048E z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 3 (ASB-BPX) SA38-0670-00 |
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ATB048E THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF APPC ACTIVE CONVERSATIONS FOR ASID num1 HAS
BEEN REACHED. APPC ACTIVE CONVERSATION THRESHOLD: num2. ExplanationThe APPC active conversations threshold specified by the CONVMAX parameter has been reached. No new conversations will be allowed to start in this address space until conversations have been deallocated or cleaned up. For each APPC active conversation on the system, APPC reserves a certain amount of system storage. A runaway transaction program, which creates many conversations but never deallocates them, could potentially exhaust the fixed amount of this system storage that APPC has obtained. To inform the installation of such a program and to optionally prevent new conversations from being started up until the problem is solved, APPC allows the installation to specify a threshold that will cause APPC to take actions when this problem in encountered. You can define the APPC active conversation threshold limit on the CONVMAX subparameter of the PARM parameter on the EXEC statement in the APPC member of SYS1.PROCLIB. The CONVMAX value is a 1- to 5-digit number indicating the maximum number of APPC active conversations a single address space can have before APPC prevents new conversations from starting in the address space, if CMACTION has been set to HALTNEW. In the message text:
System actionThe system prohibits new conversations from starting in the address space identified in the message. Operator responseContact the system programmer. System programmer responseInvestigate whether the critical
action console message is caused by a programming error in an APPC
transaction program or by some APPC stress workload for this address
space. A transaction program that allocates conversations but fails
to deallocate them results in many dangling conversations, which could
exhaust APPC storage.
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