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  • CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

    hi all

    i am getting this error in use profile when he login to system.

    the user prfile is come in msgw in wrkactjob

    please suggest how to find out the problem

    Thanks!

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    Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

    You can set an entry in Auto Reply List to increase the file size, whenever there is a message "Record not added. Member FILENAME is full. (C I 9999)" Just type WRKRPYLE and add an entry for message id CPA5305.
    Code:
     ADDRPYLE SEQNBR(100) MSGID(CPA5305) RPY(9999)
    For look here!!

    http://www.mcpressonline.com/program...l-message.html

    Pramendra Pandeya
    Last edited by pramendra; December 29, 2009, 11:48 PM. Reason: link added
    Young people knows how to run fast but old people knows the way..

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    • #3
      Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

      You probably want to look at what his initial program is and see what file is being incremented each time he logs in (some audit log prob) and then change that so that it has a larger file size.
      Greg Craill: "Life's hard - Get a helmet !!"

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      • #4
        Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

        Originally posted by pramendra View Post
        You can set an entry in Auto Reply List to increase the file size, whenever there is a message "Record not added. Member FILENAME is full. (C I 9999)" Just type WRKRPYLE and add an entry for message id CPA5305.
        Code:
         ADDRPYLE SEQNBR(100) MSGID(CPA5305) RPY(9999)
        For look here!!

        http://www.mcpressonline.com/program...l-message.html

        Pramendra Pandeya
        i already reply with 9999 but i want permanent solution on this ................

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        • #5
          Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

          Originally posted by sushma2007 View Post
          i already reply with 9999 but i want permanent solution on this ................
          Check the initial program being called/invoked when he logs in. Find out what it is doing and what files are affected, then somewhere there will be the file that is "full". The permanent fix depends on what you find ...
          Greg Craill: "Life's hard - Get a helmet !!"

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          • #6
            Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

            Originally posted by gcraill View Post
            Check the initial program being called/invoked when he logs in. Find out what it is doing and what files are affected, then somewhere there will be the file that is "full". The permanent fix depends on what you find ...
            its in system cant find out the program its user to login to system and goes to msgw

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            • #7
              Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

              Use a sequence number not already used in your reply list. You can use the Work
              with System Reply List Entry (WRKRPYLE) command to find an available number.
              Change the job to use the system reply list for messages.
              CHGJOB JOB(jobnbr/user/jobname) +
              INQMSGRPY(*SYSRPYL)
              Then answer the original message with an I. Any time the system sends CPA5305
              message, the job will automatically answer with an I and will continue running.
              When the job completes, remove the reply list entry.
              RMVRPYLE SEQNBR(sequence_number)
              Never again will you have to cancel and restart a job because you forgot to
              change the maximum file size.
              Young people knows how to run fast but old people knows the way..

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              • #8
                Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                Originally posted by sushma2007 View Post
                its in system cant find out the program its user to login to system and goes to msgw
                You can find out the file as gcraill suggested. Once the file size is changed, then user will not get this error anymore. In the log you can find out which file was incremented with your reply. Ask user to signoff with Log OPption *YES which will give you log to check the file name.
                Again if this is audit file , I doubt whether you will have access to it.
                All the best.

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                • #9
                  Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                  Wait ---
                  If you are getting this error its because someone wrote a program that is loggin
                  information when a user signs on..I would guess off also..


                  Whenever a program is written there should be a PURGE program created.

                  auto answering the message is not a fix. Please take the time to review and
                  understand what the signon program is doing.. Talk to the powers that B and
                  see how long the detailed user data is needed?
                  Write a Purge program to run daily/weekly or monthly

                  Remember there are always backup that you can restore from....

                  @#%@#%@#%@#% I sound like my dad!

                  Happy New Year Everyone
                  sorry for forcing this new forum change on you...
                  I have lots of work ahead and in the end it MAY be better

                  take care
                  Jamie
                  All my answers were extracted from the "Big Dummy's Guide to the As400"
                  and I take no responsibility for any of them.

                  www.code400.com

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                  • #10
                    Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                    Originally posted by Jamie
                    auto answering the message is not a fix
                    and peculiarly so dangerous that it could jeopardize all the system if the program enters in an unlucky endlessloop or a blind growth not mastered.
                    Philippe

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                    • #11
                      Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                      Just change the file to SIZE(*NOMAX).

                      "Time passes, but sometimes it beats the <crap> out of you as it goes."

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                      • #12
                        Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                        Originally posted by littlepd View Post
                        Just change the file to SIZE(*NOMAX).

                        One caveat: if you make it *NOMAX, you could have a situation where a program has a bug and it has an infinite loop where it keeps writing records over and over. That's one reason it's good to have some kind of upper limit.
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                        • #13
                          Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                          Originally posted by Chipper View Post
                          One caveat: if you make it *NOMAX, you could have a situation where a program has a bug and it has an infinite loop where it keeps writing records over and over. That's one reason it's good to have some kind of upper limit.
                          Is this the reason why we dont change spool file QSYSPRT size to *NOMAX??

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                          • #14
                            Re: CPA5305 Record not added. Member is full. (C I 9999)

                            Originally posted by swaps400 View Post
                            Is this the reason why we dont change spool file QSYSPRT size to *NOMAX??
                            yep same effect...
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