DSNT482I   TOO MANY CONCURRENTLY ALLOCATED DATA SETS, opnds

Explanation

The number (opnds) calculated for the number of concurrent databases, tables per database, and table spaces per database, is too large. The maximum number of data sets that are allowed is 100,000. See DSNT436I and DSNT437I for more information.

The number of concurrently allocated data sets is calculated using the formula: 
OPNDS = (NUMCONDB X NUMTABLE X NUMINDEX) +
(NUMCONDB X NUMTABSP)
Where
Represents
NUMCONDB
The maximum number of concurrently active databases (DATABASES on panel DSNTIPE)
NUMTABLE
The estimated average number of tables per database (TABLES on panel DSNTIPD)
NUMINDEX
The estimated average number of indexes per table (set to 2)
NUMTABSP
The estimated average number of table spaces per database (TABLE SPACES on panel DSNTIPD)

This message is issued by the following installation CLIST: DSNTINST

System action

The CLIST reduces the value of NUMCONDB so that the calculated value for OPNDS is within the allowed range. CLIST processing continues.

User response

Do one of the following:
  • Accept the reduced value for NUMCONDB calculated by the CLIST.
  • Reenter smaller values for NUMCONDB, NUMTABLE, or NUMTABSP on the SIZES and STORAGE SIZES panels. You can do this by either using the END key to go back to those panels or by running the CLIST again.

Severity

4 (warning)