No,
You should not increase the size of the bufferpool.
This pool is used to buffer table rows, not to execute programs.
So decreasing the size of the bufferpool and some other database
parameters might be a good idea.
DB2 32-bit on AIX can use a maximum of about 1.5 GB shared memory per
DB2 instance.
I guess your options are:
1. switch over to multiple partitions (EEE)
2. upgrade to DB2 verision 8 64-bit (if you have enough memory)
3. tune the database parameters.

Bruce Pullen wrote:

>DB2 UDB 7.2 on AIX 4.3.3
>
>Our applications are failing with the following error
>
>SQL10015N There are not enough system resources to load the specified
>library "<name>".
>Explanation: There is not enough memory to load the library module.
>
>The only assistance I can find are the resolution tips from the
>documentation which are:
>1) Remove background processes.
>2) Decrease the values of the configuration parameters that define the
>allocation of memory.
>3) Install more memory.
>
>But if DB2 is complaining that there is not enough memory, what is the
>point in reducing it (point 2)? There is plenty of available memory in
>the machine, so should I look at increasing memory available to DB2
>(bufferpool, db2heap ...?)
>Can anyone help?
>Thank you.
>
>

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Anton Versteeg
IBM Certified DB2 Specialist
IBM Netherlands