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IGD17051I z/OS MVS System Messages, Vol 8 (IEF-IGD) SA38-0675-02 |
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IGD17051I ALLOCATION FAILED FOR DATA SET dsname,
PRIMARY SPACE EXCEEDS 65535|16,777,215 TRKS ExplanationThis message is issued only for non-VSAM data
sets that are not managed by SMS. During allocation of the specified
data set, the primary space allocation exceeded the maximum, which
is:
The system issues this message when the requested space quantity exceeds the maximum allowed on a single volume. Since SMS-managed data sets may be spread over multiple volumes during space constraint relief processing, SMS treats this particular DADSM failure as one that is re-tryable. However, there are some SMS-managed allocations that cannot be spread over multiple volumes. In these cases, SMS issues IGD17051I as soon as the error is detected rather than go through a length retry process that will eventually fail anyway. This will apply to non-VSAM SMS-managed data sets only. Note: Some types
of data sets are limited to 65,535 total tracks allocated on any
one volume. For such data sets, if more than 65,535 total tracks
on the target DASD device are required to satisfy the primary space
request, the data set creation will fail.
DSNTYPE=LARGE is limited to 16,777,215 tracks. If a secondary space allocation would result in more than 65,535 total tracks or for DSNTYPE=LARGE more than 16,777,215 total tracks allocated on this volume for such a data set the secondary allocation will fail on this volume, and the system will try on another volume if the volume count in the data class or on the DD statement allows another volume. Types of
data sets which are not limited to 65,535 total tracks allocated on
any one volume are:
In the message text:
System actionThe SMS VTOC Data Set Services request fails. User responseSpecify a smaller primary space quantity. Programmer responseReduce the amount of primary space and resubmit the job. SourceData Facility Product (DFSMS) ModuleIGDVTSDA |
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