As shown in the following figure, the SVTnD0908I message is sent every minute after the DASD buffer threshold is reached, and continues to be sent until the DASD buffer pool is relieved (SVTnD0912I). If the DASD buffer reaches 100 percent utilization, all the Virtual Devices will stop and message SVTnP0420W or SVTnV0432E or both are issued. Virtual Device activity automatically resumes as soon as DASD buffer space is available.
The following illustration is the first example of SDSF SYSLOG:
SVT1 D G,D SVT1X0300I Cache Size (MB) 00013000/00012840/00002400, In Use=080% Max Drives=0006, Thresholds Warning=075%, Hold=020%, Release=065% Schedule=(00:00-15:00,15:05-19:59,20:15-23:59), State=On Group Status Queue #Vols MB.Used MB.Alloc Dasd% MB.Thold Prty ----- ------- ------ ----- -------- -------- ----- -------- ---- 11.S *Act(2) Local 2 800 800 6% 1000 3.0 Global 5 1852 1880 14% 11.M *Act(1) Local 2 652 680 5% 1000 3.0 Global 1 400 400 3% 33.L *Rlse Local 0 0 0 0% 3000 1.1 Global 4 832 880 7% 51.S *Act(1) Local 1 400 400 3% 12000 1.0 Global 4 912 960 7% 51.L *Act(1) Local 1 400 400 3% 12000 1.0 Global 1 400 400 3% Totals: 21 6648 6800 52% SVT1X0100I Command Complete *SVT1D0908I SVTS Cache Shortage - 080% Utilization Reached *SVT10432W 3504,100556, Cache shortage, Reply R(etry) or C(ancel) *SVT10432W 3501,100557, Cache shortage, Reply R(etry) or C(ancel) CTS014 IEF23E K 3507,100544,PVT,RIDOSDI4 IEF234E K 3507,100544,PVT,RIDOSD14 IEF404I RIDOSD14 - ENDED - TIME=17.56.48 *SVT1D0908I SVTS Cache Shortage - 077% Utilization Reached SVT1 REFRESH=OPTONS <<--- Changed CacheWarningThreshold in parmlib SVT1X0100I Command Completed Successfully SVT1D0912I SVTS Cache Shortage Relieved
The DASD buffer may reach 100% utilization in the following conditions:
Note: For information on how to properly size the DASD buffer, see the chapter “Cache Management” in the Configuration Guide.
Other corrective action includes the following steps:
Note: For information on how to run the SVTSUTIL RECLAIM command, see the chapter “SVTSUTIL Batch Commands.”
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