A few suggestions:

- Set up an error trap and log the error to the application error log (do BACK^%ETN). The log will give more details about the <STORE> error, including the line of code from where it was thrown.

- Use ZWRITE to write out all of the local variables in the process partition. The output may offer clues as to what is using most of the available memory.

- Use the $STORAGE variable to determine the number of bytes available for local variable storage in the current process partition.

Please contact the Worldwide Response Center if you need further assistance debugging the error. We may need to have a look at your import code to better assist you.