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Memory Use Summary Information

Following is an example of an EOJ Report that provides Memory Use Summary Information. The memory usage reported is that which exists at MUF termination. It does not include memory allocated by the operating system. It does, however, include most memory allocated by CA Datacom/DB, but not all memory.

                                            MEMORY USE SUMMARY INFORMATION

          DESC  LONG DESCRIPTION        24BIT-----ANY---64BIT (M=MEG,K=1024,ELSE BYTES) / OCCURRENCES
 
                PROGRAM MEMORY (AT EOJ)-   58-K   408-K   
                DBMEMPR CALLS-----------   61       0     
                ERROR, NON-SQL----------    1       0     
 
          MAIN  DBMEMPR OWNED MEMORY, 24  128-K     0     
          MA31  DBMEMPR OWNED MEMORY,ANY    0       2--M
          PC31  COMMON, POOL 0, ANY ----    0       8-K   
          MLB4  MUF STARTUP, 24 BIT ----   29-K     0
          MLB1  MUF STARTUP, ANY -------    0     304-K
          DCB   DCB/DTF, 24 BIT --------   32-K     0
          DBIO  I/O CONTROL BLOCKS -----   32-K     0
          4K31  MISC. 4K POOL, ANY -----    0      24-K
          BDES  IXX/DXX/DATA/LXX BDES --    0      32-K
          BUFS  IXX/DXX/DATA/EXP.BFRS --    0     564-K
          DMP   PXX PRINT CACHE --------    0      33-K
          MRDF  COVERED/VIRTUAL NOT DTSP    0      47-K
          LOGB  LOG BUFFERS ------------    0     112-K
          LOGT  LOG TRACE TABLE --------    0      32-K
          DSM   DSM TRACE TABLE --------    0      32-K
          MA64  DBMEMPR OWNED MEMORY, 64    0       0        6--M
          IX64  INDEX BFRS -------------    0       0       81-K
          MRDF  COVERED/VIRTUAL 64BIT       0       0      200-K

This page of the report provides the following information:

DESC

Displays a short description that can be blanks and can be duplicated, if appropriate.

LONG DESCRIPTION

Displays a long description that can be blanks and can be duplicated, if appropriate.

24BIT

Displays the amount of 24-bit requested memory, except for one case where it is a count.

ANY

Displays the amount of any requested (usually 31-bit) memory, except for one case where it is a count.

64BIT

Displays the amount of any requested 64-bit memory. The amount is presented as follows:

• Numbers 1 through 9999 are printed with a blank terminator, for example, 9999 is printed as 9999 followed by a blank.
• Numbers 10000 through 9999K are printed as n through nnnnK, rounded up.
• Numbers 9999K plus one through 9999M are printed as n through nnnnM, rounded up.
• Numbers above 9999M are printed with a G as the terminating character, rounded up.

OCCURRENCES

Displays the number of occurrences of LUW, STME, STMR, and XCL (see the descriptions in the following table).

PROGRAM MEMORY (AT EOJ)

In z/OS, this line shows the amount of memory for most (but not all) programs.

DBMEMPR CALLS

This line, the second line in z/OS but the first line in z/VSE, is a count of the number of memory manager requests in the 24-bit column and zero in the ANY column.

ERROR, NON-SQL

There are three possible counters which can be printed here. Each can be printed if they are non-zero counts. The three possible counters are as follows:

• OUT OF STORAGE indicates the number of times a request to get memory could not be performed because no memory was available to satisfy the request.
• ERROR, NON-SQL is a parameter error on a memory manager request. This counter is used only by CA Support. Users have no control over it.
• ERROR, SQL is a parameter error on a memory manager request. This counter is used only by CA Support. Users have no control over it.

MAIN and MA31

The MAIN and MA31 lines represent the amount of memory obtained from the operating system for use as dynamic memory. MAIN contains only 24-bit memory, while MA31 is ANY requested memory, generally 31-bit. This size is never reduced, that is, once obtained from the operating system this memory is used and reused as necessary.

Remaining lines

The lines following the MAIN and MA31 lines represent a current breakdown of where the MAIN and MA31 memory is specifically allocated. Each line represents one or more pools. Some pools can occur more than once and some of those are collapsed for reporting purposes. General descriptions of the possible pools are as follows: