KAVU2220-E

The system failed to allocate memory.

(S)

Cancels the requested processing.

(O)

Terminate any other unnecessary applications, and then reissue the request. If the same message still appears, re-estimate the memory requirements.

Memory might be insufficient because an extremely large file was transferred from the agent to the manager. Check whether any of the following probable causes are present:

1. A standard output file name is specified in the definition of a job that outputs a large amount of standard output data.

2. A job is defined that will output a large amount of standard error output data.

3. The data append option is specified for the standard output file and standard error output file for the job.

4. A large file is specified for the transfer source file name in the job definition.

Take one of the following actions according to the cause of the error:

1. Specify a NULL device for the standard output file name in the job definition. In particular, enter /dev/null for a job running in UNIX, and enter NUL for a job running in Windows. Redirect the standard output in the script file or batch file for the job.

2. If the standard error output file name is specified in the job definition:

   Specify a NULL device for the standard error output file name in the job definition. In particular, enter /dev/null for a job running in UNIX, and enter NUL for a job running in Windows.

   If the standard error output file name is not specified in the job definition:

   Specify a NULL device for the standard error output file name in the job definition. In particular, enter /dev/null for a job running in UNIX, and enter NUL for a job running in Windows. Alternatively, redirect the standard error output in the script file or batch file for the job.

3. Disable the data append option.

4. Do not specify a large file for the transfer source file name.

Alternatively, for the causes described in 1 to 3 above, delete or save standard output files and standard error output files on a regular basis.