What is the difference between sb37,se37,sd37 each?
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Answer / girish kumar
B37 -- Disk volume out of space, cannot write output. The
system gave all the primary space and as much secondary
space as it could.
D37 -- Primary disk space was exceeded and either no
secondary space allocation was specified or it was
insufficient. One should increase the primary space as well
as provide adequate secondary allocation was specified or it
was insufficient. One should increase the primary space as
well as provide adequate secondary space allocation to
eliminate this error.
E37 -- There was insufficient space on the volume. One way
to solve this problem is to specify more volumes on the JCL.
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Answer / siri
SB37,SE37,SD37 ARE SPACE ABENDS............
SB37 :- END OF VOLUME
WE HAVE REQUEST 1600 TRACKS(INCLUDING PRIMARY AND SECONDARY).WHEN THE PROGRAM TRIES TO WRITE MORE THAN 1600 TRACKS THEN THE OPERATION ENDED WITH THE SB37.
SOL :- INCREASE THE SIZE OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY REASONABLY..
SD37 :- SECONDARY SPACE IS NOT GIVEN....WE HAVE TO CODE ONLY
PRIMARY SPACE AND THAT IS ALREADY FILLED AND THEN PROGRAM WRITE TO MORE YOU WILL GET SPACE ABEND..
SOL:- INCLUDE THE SECONDARY SPACE IN THE SPACE PARAMETER OF THE DATASET HAS GIVEN PROBLEM..
SE37 :- END OF VOLUME
THIS IS SAME SB37..YOU WILL GET THIS ABEND USUALLY FOR A PARTITINED DATA SET...
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Answer / kiranreddy g v
You answered corrct, all are space abends only...About each
are
SB37 Caused by lack of sufficient Secondary space
SD37 Caused by lack of sufficient Primary space
SE37 Caused by lack of space for PDS (Partitioned data set)
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Answer / rajesh_m13
All of them are space abbends, but i dont know the exact of each
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Answer / vinay sonar
SB37-Memory allocation requirement is not fulfilled within
16 extends
SD37-Primary or secondary requirement is not fulfilled
within 5 extends
SE37-volume out of space
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Answer / siddharth
SB37-------------------PRIMARY SPACE NOT SUFFICIENT
SD32------------------ SECONDARY SPACE NOT SUFFICIENT
SE37------------------SPACE NOT SUFFICIENT FOR PDS
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Answer / reddy
Assume that Space(Cyl,(15,15),Rlse)
SB37 - If JES try to allocate 15 Cyl primary space if it
fails to allocate then it will throw B37 error.
SE37 - Once JES allocates 15 CYL of primary space start the
process of writing data then Primary is full then it will
allocate 15 extens of seconday. 15 extents of secondary is
not sufficient then it will throw that extents are full,E37
error.
SD37 - I am not sure about this but my assuption is D37
occurs because you ran out of your primary space allocation
and didn't specify a secondary amount
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