Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.25+, H06.03+)

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size-in-bytes
is the number of bytes of memory that the OSSTTY process tried to allocate.
Cause. The internal allocation of memory buffers failed.
Effect. Data transfer might be slow or might fail because memory cannot be allocated
for data structures.
Recovery. Do one of the following:
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Limit the data traffic by using application-specific mechanisms.
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Reduce the maximum number of applications that can redirect their data through
OSSTTY.
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Restart the process in a processor with more available memory, then restart the
applications using the process.
If the problem recurs, try increasing the heap space allocated for the OSSTTY object
file to a larger value using the NLD program.
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resource-type
identifies the entity that has caused the problem. Possible values include memory,
data structures, program logic, and so forth.
Cause. The OSSTTY process found an inconsistency in its internal program logic or
data structures.
Effect. The OSSTTY process terminates abnormally, which might lead to a loss or
duplication of data being processed for open terminal sessions.
Recovery. If a backup process exists, it takes over processing of open terminal
sessions. Otherwise, start a new OSSTTY process.
Noninteractive users of the subsystem should be encouraged to check data from
sessions that were open when the error occurred.
OSSTTY: Unable to allocate size-in-bytes bytes
OSSTTY: Internal resource resource-type management error.