Upon encountering a disk full condition, Connect ETL displays a menu of options and prompts
you for further actions. For instance, if Connect ETL encounters a disk full condition
while writing to work files, it displays the following information and
menu:
dmexpress :(SWEXH) all available work space is exhausted
(IUWFS) The work files currently in use are:
(SSMSG) /usr/tmp/T$0000085E_0000.TMP
(SWRCV) additional disk space must be made available for dmexpress to proceed
Enter one of the following options:
[S]uspend dmexpress temporarily
[A]bort
[C]ontinue
Choice? _
If you want Connect ETL to complete the task, choose the "suspend" option. This gives you the
opportunity to free additional disk space for dmexpress to use. Connect ETL attempts to
stop the current job. The following message is
displayed:
dmexpress is attempting to place the current task in a
suspended state Once suspended, a job control command such
as fg or bg resumes the task
(A system message will also be displayed to inform you about the stopped job)
If there is any problem in stopping the current job, an error message is
displayed:
dmexpress: (NSUSP) current task cannot be suspended
(Another message will follow to indicate the actual error encountered)
The menu of options is redisplayed but with the "suspend" option removed.
If you choose the "abort" option, the following prompt is displayed:
Do you really want to ABORT ([Y]es)? _
If you enter "Y", "y", or just press <enter>, dmexpress is aborted. Any other response causes dmexpress to redisplay the menu of options.
If you choose the "continue" option, the following continuation message is displayed and the
execution of dmexpress proceeds.
dmexpress is continuing …
Note: If the /NOPROMPT option is specified, all prompting for a user action is disabled and
control is returned directly to the operating system or to the program invoking
dmexpress.