sys.get_sflmfmax() returns the max sfl mem fault value.
Usage:
sflmfmax = sys.get_sflmfmax();
Arguments:
None
Returns:
integer <sflmfmax> - The max amount memory allocated in non-shared memory
instead of shared memory because shared memory could not be allocated
when a file def was being read into shared memory.
Where Used:
sys.get_sflmfmax() can be called from anywhere.
It is used in the system program sys.mem.summary to help
in configuring the system.
This is meant for INTERNAL USE ONLY.
Example:
The following stmt is the StFld PCL for sflmfmax in the program
sys.mem.summary.
sflmfmax = sys.get_sflmfmax();
Description:
sys.get_sflmfmax() returns the max sfl mem fault value.
This is the maximum amount of memory allocated in non-shared
memory instead of shared memory at one time because shared memory
was not available when a file needed it.
sfl stands for an internal structure named sys_file.
Bugs/Features/Comments:
If when running the sys.mem.summary program you usually have
File Mem Faults, you need to either increase the amount of system
memory specified in the XLCONFIG file, or lower the number of files.
See Also:
sys.get_sflsfmax()
sys.get_spmfmax()
sys.get_spsfmax()