Reason:
A request to get 64-bit buffer storage failed at MUF startup.
Action:
If you want 64-bit memory, the operating system must allow it or you can add MEMLIMIT=nG to your JOB EXEC statements in your JCL. Replace the n with a value indicating how much available 64-bit storage you want. If you are willing to trust MUF to use the memory that is required, and to not run out of 64-bit memory it is more efficient to use MEMLIMIT=0G or MEMLIMIT=NOLIMIT. Otherwise, do not allow 64-bit as the value for the index and data buffer location.
Note: The default value of the fifth operand on the SYSPOOL MUF startup option is 64. To avoid the default of 64, specify 31. The default value of the fifth operand on the DATAPOOL MUF startup option is 64. To avoid the default of 64, specify 31.
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