| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
|---|
| 273.1 | authorize | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Mon Jun 06 1994 20:10 | 5 |
| Try running authorize to increase the PRCLM quota to whatever you deem
necessary. There will be two subprocesses for each active connection,
monitor or review window.
Dave
|
| 273.2 | Incorrect process count? | MSDOA::LOVE | Norman Love @KXO | Fri Jul 21 1995 12:50 | 11 |
| I am using v1.6 and get this message when attempting to connect using
the c3 interface. I set the prclm to 50 and still get the message
after using PCM for a while. It goes away after a reboot. I do not
understand why I am exceeding 50 there is not 30 total processes
running on the whole system (sho sys). I did look at the process quota
on some of the windows that PCM brings up and all but one were at 47
which cooresponds with reply 1 above but one was at 31, which meant it
had 19 subprocesses. A sho sys only showed 25 process total most of
which were VMS processes, where were these 19 processes?
Norm
|
| 273.3 | OOps, OpenVMS AXP v6.1 | MSDOA::LOVE | Norman Love @KXO | Fri Jul 21 1995 12:52 | 4 |
| I forgot to mention that PCM v1.6 is running on a OpenVMS AXP system
v6.1.
Norm
|
| 273.4 | | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Fri Jul 21 1995 23:25 | 23 |
| > I am using v1.6 and get this message when attempting to connect using
> the c3 interface. I set the prclm to 50 and still get the message
> after using PCM for a while. It goes away after a reboot. I do not
> understand why I am exceeding 50 there is not 30 total processes
> running on the whole system (sho sys). I did look at the process quota
> on some of the windows that PCM brings up and all but one were at 47
> which cooresponds with reply 1 above but one was at 31, which meant it
> had 19 subprocesses. A sho sys only showed 25 process total most of
> which were VMS processes, where were these 19 processes?
SYSTEM-F-EXQUOTA, is a very general message that indicates one of the
resource quotas for *your* process has been exceeded. It *does not*
mean that we cannot create a new process on the system. Typically when
you see this message you have exhausted your BYTLM (buffer-I/O byte count
quota). Assuming you are starting the C3 interactively, you will need
to increase the BYTLM quota for your UAF record. I would also up your
PGFLQUOTA while your at it. Set your BYTLM at 150,000 and your
PQFLQUOTA at 40,000 and see how it goes.
REgs,
Dan
Norm
|
| 273.5 | Changes made and problem seems to have gone. | MSDOA::LOVE | Norman Love @KXO | Sun Jul 23 1995 12:48 | 4 |
| Done, and we have not experienced the problem since. Thanks.
Norm
|