Preface
DTL0001 to DTL3004
- DTL0001 to DTL3004: i5/OS Commands
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  - DTL 3002 W
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  - DTL 3004 I
DTL58001 to DTL62591
- DTL58001R to DTL62569I: Batch VSAM ECCR
  - DTL 58001 R
  - DTL 58004 I
  - DTL 58005 I
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  - DTL 58541 E
  - DTL 58571 I
  - DTL 60163 S
  - DTL 60164 E
  - PWX 60165 I
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  - DTL 60878 E
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PWXEDM172000 to PWXEDM173002
PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175648
- PWXEDM175000 to PWXEDM175648E: PowerExchange Utilities
PWXEDM176400 to PWXEDM177699
- PWXEDM176400E to PWXEDM176455I: CICS/VSAM ECCR
- PWXEDM177008I to PWXEDM177699W: DB2 ECCR
PWXEDM181200 to PWXEDM181599
- PWXEDM181200E to PWXEDM181223I: The PowerExchange Agent
- PWXEDM181300W to PWXEDM181500W: PowerExchange Service Aid Utilities
PWXEDM261000 to PWXEDM263999
- PWXEDM261000I to PWXEDM261010I: The Logger API
  - PWXEDM 261000 I
  - PWXEDM 261010 I
- PWXEDM263000I to PWXEDM263039W: The Log Read API
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EDM Logger last active log data set is nn
percent full

The PowerExchange Logger issues this message when the last available active log data set is 75 percent full. The PowerExchange Logger reissues this message after each additional five percent of the remaining data set space is filled.

Several possible causes exist for the shortage of active log data set space:

Excessive logging, such as too many users requesting logs at the same time.

Delayed or slow off‑loading, caused by such things as the system operator failing to mount archive volumes, making incorrect replies to off‑load process messages, or using devices with slow device speeds.

Excessive use of the ARCHIVE_LOG command. Each time the ARCHIVE_LOG command is used, it causes the PowerExchange Logger to switch to a new active log data set and to initiate an off‑load of the previous active log. Although the ARCHIVE_LOG command is not run when only one active log data set remains in a copy of the active log, excessive use of the command could have consumed all space in the active log except for the current active log data set or sets.

Off‑load process failure. See additional information in the user response.

Insufficient active log space. See the additional information in the user response.

Each time it issues this message, the PowerExchange Logger tries to perform off‑load processing. If the off‑load process is successful, the PowerExchange Logger does not reissue this message. If the off‑load process is unsuccessful and if the cause of the failure is not corrected, the active log data space fills until it reaches capacity. The PowerExchange Logger then issues message PWXEDM172673I and halts all processing of changed data.

To clear this condition, you must either correct the problem that is causing the off‑load process to fail, or you must add more active log data sets:

To correct the off‑load failure condition, you must take the steps necessary to complete other waiting off‑load tasks. When an active log data set is made available or reusable by completing the off‑load process for it, PowerExchange logging activity can continue. Perform a display request to determine the outstanding requests related to the log off‑load process. Take the necessary action to satisfy any requests, and permit the off‑load process to continue. If the off‑load process fails to complete normally or cannot be initiated, notify the system programmer.

To add more data sets, you must stop the logging process, terminate the PowerExchange Logger, run the logger batch change utility to add new active log data sets, then restart the PowerExchange Logger.

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