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HTTPAPIR4 - Insufficient storage available to satisfy the



Scott,
I asked only for 2k bytes of allocation.
The same job, handles many WS requests.
I change the program to have actgrp(*new) and this solve the problem.

Regards

Boaz Mermelstein
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Today's Topics:

   1. HTTPAPIR4 - Insufficient storage available to satisfy the
      request (Boaz mermelstein)
   2. Re: HTTPAPIR4 - Insufficient storage available to satisfy the
      request (Scott Klement)


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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 23:41:07 +0300
From: "Boaz mermelstein" <boazm@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: HTTPAPIR4 - Insufficient storage available to satisfy the
	request
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Hi
I have a job runs as web service client.
After processing some dozens of requests a message CEE0813 cause the job to
stop.
It seems than iconvdyn() can't allocate more memory.
Where the memory allocated by previous invocations of iconvdyn() is
deallocated?
Ot how can I check all memory parts that are still allocated at time of
error?

This is from job log:
Insufficient storage available to satisfy the request.
Function check. CEE0813 unmonitored by HTTPAPIR4 at statement 0000004106,
  instruction X'0000'.

This is from call stack:
OTA060     OTA           5611              SENDREQUEST       
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      32200             HTTP_URL_POST_XML 
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      5851              HTTP_URL_POST_RAW 
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      6522              HTTP_PERSIST_POST 
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      6719              HTTP_PERSIST_REQ  
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4200              DO_OPER           
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4526              RECVCHUNK         
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      85100             PARSEXML            
EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      28                XML_Parse           
EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      14                XML_ParseBuffer     
EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      1                 contentProcessor    
EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      137               doContent           
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      114100            STARTELEMENT        
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      3430              ICONVDYN            
HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4106              XALLOC              
QRNXIE     QSYS          1                 _QRNX_CALL_FC_H     
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Thanks in advanced
Boaz Mermelstein
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 16:10:47 -0500
From: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: HTTPAPIR4 - Insufficient storage available to satisfy the
	request
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Each routine that calls http_xlate() (which subsequently calls iconvdyn)
should be deallocating the memory afterwards.

But, I think the error you see means that you've asked for more than the
maximum of 16 MB in single-level storage.

On 9/10/2013 3:41 PM, Boaz mermelstein wrote:
> Hi
> I have a job runs as web service client.
> After processing some dozens of requests a message CEE0813 cause the 
> job to stop.
> It seems than iconvdyn() can't allocate more memory.
> Where the memory allocated by previous invocations of iconvdyn() is 
> deallocated?
> Ot how can I check all memory parts that are still allocated at time 
> of error?
>
> This is from job log:
> Insufficient storage available to satisfy the request.
> Function check. CEE0813 unmonitored by HTTPAPIR4 at statement 0000004106,
>    instruction X'0000'.
>
> This is from call stack:
> OTA060     OTA           5611              SENDREQUEST
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      32200             HTTP_URL_POST_XML
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      5851              HTTP_URL_POST_RAW
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      6522              HTTP_PERSIST_POST
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      6719              HTTP_PERSIST_REQ
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4200              DO_OPER
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4526              RECVCHUNK
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      85100             PARSEXML
> EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      28                XML_Parse
> EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      14                XML_ParseBuffer
> EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      1                 contentProcessor
> EXPAT      SYSHERTZ      137               doContent
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      114100            STARTELEMENT
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      3430              ICONVDYN
> HTTPAPIR4  SYSHERTZ      4106              XALLOC
> QRNXIE     QSYS          1                 _QRNX_CALL_FC_H
> .
> .
> .
>
>
> Thanks in advanced
> Boaz Mermelstein
> 3/21 Hershko Avraham st. |  Rehovot   |  Israel
> Phone: +972 8 9458690  |  Mobile:+972 54 4441 891  |  Fax: +972 151 54 
> 4441
> 891
> http://www.smbt.co.il
>
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