• Action B: Before you invoke the SAS^® Deployment Wizard, or before you submit the jobs, if you are using the -nojobsubmit option
• Action C: Before you submit PROMOTE job

If your maintenance job failed due to insufficient space in this data set, do the following:

1. Rename the high-level-qualifier.MAPSGFK data set to high-level-qualifier.MAPSGFK.BACKUP.
2. Allocate a larger high-level-qualifier.MAPSGFK data set using the JCL below.
3. Resubmit the job that failed and ensure that all subsequent jobs run.
   • If you invoked the SAS Deployment Wizard with the -nojobsubmit option, each job will automatically submit the subsequent job.
   • If you invoked the SAS Deployment Wizard without the -nojobsubmit option, you need to manually submit each job, starting with the job that originally failed. The list of jobs to execute can be found in the JOBINDEX member of your high-level-qualifier.INSTALL.CNTL data set.

Once you have successfully applied maintenance, you can delete the original high-level-qualifier.MAPSGFK data set.

JCL to Allocate a Larger MAPSGFK Data Set

//jobname   JOB (account info),TIME=1
//* 
//*  NOTE!  Change occurrences of "sas.sas93" to your high-level-qualifier
//*
//*  Allocate a larger SAS 9.3 MAPSGFK data set  
//* 
//ALLOC  EXEC PGM=IEFBR14                                 
//NEWGFK DD DSN=sas.sas93.MAPSGFK,                   
//      DISP=(NEW,CATLG,DELETE),                           
//      SPACE=(9900,(135000,13500),,,ROUND), 
//      DCB=(DSORG=PS,RECFM=FS,LRECL=6144,BLKSIZE=6144),   
//      STORCLAS=STD,MGMTCLAS=STD,                         
//      DATACLAS=STD,                                      
//      UNIT=UNIT  
//


                                                                                  

Operating System and Release Information
Product Family
Product
System
Product Release
SAS Release
Reported
Fixed*
Reported
Fixed*
SAS System
SAS/GRAPH
z/OS
9.3_M1
9.3 TS1M1
*
        For software releases that are not yet generally available, the Fixed
        Release is the software release in which the problem is planned to be
        fixed.