IRA221D

Explanation
When a critical auxiliary storage shortage is detected,
the system identifies twenty address spaces (IRA220I) with the largest
auxiliary storage slot allocation. Five of these address spaces are
displayed; the operator might cancel one of these address spaces by
replying 1 to 5, or show the next five address spaces by replying
M.
This WTOR only occurs on systems, which have set the OPT
parameter STORAGEWTOR to YES or AUTO.
Possible reply to the
message:1 to 5
Cancel one of the five address spaces.
M
Show the next five address spaces; wrap to the first set of address
spaces as required.
E
End the display of the address spaces.

System action
The system displays a message that enables the
operator to react on message IRA220I. With a reply of &osq;1&csqg;
to &osq;5&csqg;, the operator can cancel one of the address
spaces displayed in IRA220I. With a reply of &osq;M&csqg;,
the operator can display the next five address spaces. The reply &osq;E&csqg;
ends the display of address spaces. 

Operator response
If requested by the system programmer, reply
with &osq;1&csqg; to &osq;5&csqg; to cancel one of
the five address spaces. Reply &osq;M&csqg; to display the
next five address spaces. The address spaces in the list can be repeated
by replying &osq;M&csqg; several times.

System programmer response
Examine the validity of the address
spaces and determine whether they should continue. If the address
space should not continue, request the operator to reply with &osq;1&csqg;
to &osq;5&csqg; to cancel the address space; otherwise, request
the operator to reply with &osq;M&csqg; to display the next
five address spaces.
Note: If the OPT parameter STORAGEWTOR is
set to AUTO, message IRA220I lists up to twenty address spaces.  In
this case, it is possible to reply with &osq;1&csqg; to &osq;20&csqg;
to cancel the identified address space.

Source
System Resource Manager (SRM)

Module
IRARMWT2

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
7