In article <[log in to unmask]>, "Jacek
Wojciechowski" <[log in to unmask]> says:
>
>In my firm we have HP3000XL computer with MPE XL v.4.0 system and
>applications: HP-MRP (MM and PP).
>A month ago, we had to reinstall operating system and applications.
>After this, the applications HP-MM and HP-PP cannot work together
>simultanously. During starting the second application the display shows
>abort message:
>Process ERROR Code: 744 Unable to get local RIN
>Process Text:
>(ALLOCATE RINS) COULDN'T GET LOCAL RINS. NEEDED:60
>Last INTRINSIC Error Code = -1
>Last File System Error Code =0
>
>And it doesn't matter which application of this two is run first.
>The values rins and grins are set on maximum (before reinstalation
>values of grins and rins were smaller: 512 and 1024)/
>Please help me to resolve my problem, which parameter of the system should
>I verify and set to HP-MM and HP-PP could work simultanously.
>
>Lidia Wojciechowska
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It's not clear how you re-installed your OS, but if you change the
RIN counts in sysgen, you must do an UPDATE from tape for the change
to take place--a START from disc won't work.  At least that's what
was necessary several years ago when I last had to increase the
configured RIN count.  Since the RINS count is a total of all 3 RIN
types (FILE, LOCAL, GLOBAL), you need to be sure that (RINS-GRINS)
leaves enough entries for FILE and LOCAL RINS. Also, if you try to
run several processes in the same JOB/SESSION that are all allocating
LOCAL RINS for whatever reason, a process that has acquired LRINS
must release them before the another process can acquire ANY; so if
there's been any change to your JCL which might allow something like
this to happen, you'll need to put it back like it was when it was
working.  LOCAL RINS are a JOB/SESSION resource and have to be
managed according to the rules (See GETLOCRIN and FREELOCRIN in the
Intrinsics Manual).

Good Luck,

Winston K.
Cactus Technology