Tony,
"and users are denied a session"
that probably is NOT to do with memory usage directly!
Usually that means that some number, like MAXPROCESSCNT, runs into the wall.
The typical symptom of running out of mem is
very severe slowdown. But at 90% mem use, you still have some 70 Mb available, which should be more then enough for allowing a new process to be created. Any usefull work is another issue...
At current mem prices, the extra mem is a good investment in all cases!!!
The issue of denied sessions is to be investigated separately.
The point to start is ACCOUNTING.
(if you have not enabled it, this is a good time, and a perfect reason!).
When you get another report of denied session (try to get some of those shortly after they happen),
then do
$ ACCOUNT /SINCE=(not too long before the failure)/USER=(denied username)
Look for a LOGFAIL.
The last item on the line is the Final Status.
$ EXIT %X
shows the logfail reason. (leave out the "1" directly after the %X, or you suppress displaying, and that tends to hide the info you are seeking)
If it is not immediately clear from that, report back and we take it from there.
hth.
Proost.
Have one on me.
Jan
Don't rust yours pelled jacker to fine doll missed aches.
