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Autogen and Modparams problem |
rcrosbie
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Posted on February 16 2012 08:04 |
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We are running OpenVMS 6.2 on a 2 node 7000-600 cluster. When running autogen "@sys$update:autogen savparams testfiles feedback" after removing the 2 parameters from modparams.dat we still generate the following errors in agen$feedback.report
The following was detected within MODPARAMS.DAT
Please review immediately.
** WARNING ** - The value of RESHASHTBL specified or calculated
(131072) is more than the maximum permissible value of 65535.
Please review the MODPARAMS definitions of RESHASHTBL,
MAX_RESHASHTBL & ADD_RESHASHTBL.
RESHASHTBL will be set to 65535.
RESHASHTBL parameter information:
Feedback information.
Old value was 65535, New value is 65535
Current number of resources: 155359
Override Information - parameter calculation has been overridden.
The calculated value was 131072. The new value is 65535.
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The following was detected within MODPARAMS.DAT
Please review immediately.
** WARNING ** - The value of SYSMWCNT specified or calculated
(54285) is more than the maximum permissible value of 32767.
Please review the MODPARAMS definitions of SYSMWCNT,
MAX_SYSMWCNT & ADD_SYSMWCNT.
SYSMWCNT will be set to 32767.
SYSMWCNT parameter information:
Override Information - parameter calculation has been overridden.
The calculated value was 54285. The new value is 32767.
Anyone have any ideas? I have checked to make sure we do not have a modparams.dat hiding in the sys$common area.
Thanks in advance,
Rich |
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RE: Autogen and Modparams problem |
brad
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Location: Hopedale, MA USA
Joined: 15.12.05 |
Posted on February 16 2012 12:47 |
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Use the MAX_ definitions in modparams.dat? |
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RE: Autogen and Modparams problem |
abrsvc
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Posted on February 17 2012 01:06 |
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This is just a warning of a calculated value that exceeds a maximum value. Ignore it. There is no reason to be concerned. This was quite common with some parameters in earlier versions of Autogen. There will be no effect on the running system.
Dan |
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