Reason:
You have an SQL source member that is too big to be run under CICS. To calculate the number of bytes needed for the get storage routine, multiply the number of lines in your SQL source member by 93. For example, a member of 749 lines multiplied by 93 equals 69657 bytes. This exceeds the maximum 64000 bytes allowed by CICS.
Action:
If possible, break the member into two smaller members and reexecute. You can do this by issuing a COPY SQL command to copy the large member to another member and then editing those members to remove some of the lines. Otherwise, you must submit the SQL statements with a CA Datacom/DB program. See the CA Datacom/DB SQL User Guide for information.
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