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From: JML4@support.vax-vms.cambridge.ac.UK
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: Re: Weirdness from SYSGEN
Message-ID: <8805150929.AA25750@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 10 May 88 00:35:46 GMT
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So far, I've seen only one response to the message asking why
SYSGEN might say 

%SYSGEN-W-SETMIN, value set to minimum for parameter IJOBLIM 

in response to a USE command, and the most likely cause wasn't
mentioned. 

The SET LOGIN/INTERACTIVE=n command updates the value of IJOBLIM in
the ACTIVE set of SYSGEN parameters. If you save the ACTIVE parameters
while it is set (say) to zero, then you will get a warning any time
you reload the saved parameters. The original message said that
the problem occurred in response to a USE CURRENT command, which 
suggests that the ACTIVE parameters were saved as the CURRENT set
while logins were disabled (WRITE CURRENT after an intentional update, 
without having done USE CURRENT at the start, perhaps).

				John Line