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TheGodfather
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 Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 12:03 am Post subject: Releasing the Virtual storage used by Load module in Rexx |
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Hi All,
Our REXX programs calls a load module multiple times based on the input records. This processes running fine when no of records are less than 5 ( 5 times program module would be called - we had to go for this solution due to various reasons).
This is the problem.
Looks like the virtual storage used by the programs getting increased for every call to program module. Hence when the call is increased to 6 times we are getting the below error message
| Code: | | "FETCH FOR MODULE IDCTSLC0 FROM DDNAME -LNKLST- FAILED BECAUSE INSUFFICIENT STORAGE WAS AVAILABLE." |
5 time execution
| Code: | PGM USED.........6,944K
SYSTEM USED........612K
TCB..............84,799
SRB...............2,890
I/O...............1,024 |
1 time execution
| Code: | PGM USED.........2,804K
SYSTEM USED........604K
TCB..............21,776
SRB...............1,009
I/O.................324 |
Is there a way to release the virtual storage used by the program module after execution.
Our REXX program is already calling the program module using CALL *(program_name).
This is for my friend Suresh Kumar.
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TheGodfather
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 12:31 am Post subject: TSOEXEC solved the issue. |
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Thanks Kolusu! 
Suresh was able to solve the issue by calling the program module by using the TSOEXEC command. He told me he got answer from another forum.
Appreciate your time!
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kolusu
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| Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2007 8:09 am Post subject: Re: TSOEXEC solved the issue. |
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| TheGodfather wrote: | Thanks Kolusu!
Suresh was able to solve the issue by calling the program module by using the TSOEXEC command. He told me he got answer from another forum.
Appreciate your time! |
Thanks for the feedback.
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