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Storage Limit exceeded error

John Brandt

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John Brandt, iStudio400.com

Published: 04 Jan 2002

I got an error in one of the RPGLE programs, "Storage Limit exceeded for data queue." Why does this happen, and how can I prevent it from happening.

The default value when creating a data queue is 16MB. You can increase the size by using the value *MAX2GB.

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