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Journal Receivers - *BOTH or *AFTER
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Thad Rizzi
Dec 18, 2008, 4:34:38 PM12/18/08
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How can you tell what images a journal is currently journaling? I
looked at journal attributes and at the receivers and I can't find
where to tell if the journal is started to capture only the *AFTER
image or *BOTH.
looked at journal attributes and at the receivers and I can't find
where to tell if the journal is started to capture only the *AFTER
image or *BOTH.
Thanks,
Thad Rizzi
iseriesflorida
Dec 18, 2008, 4:50:23 PM12/18/08
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I am sure there are other ways, try WRKJRNA against your journal, then
hit F19, this will list your files that are being journaled. Do a
DSPFD against the library/file that is being journaled then look for
images or journal images.
Thad Rizzi
Dec 18, 2008, 6:01:08 PM12/18/08
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There is an easy way, DSPOBJD. Thanks.
Thad Rizzi
Dec 18, 2008, 7:16:52 PM12/18/08
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To be more clear. I did a WRKJRNA to see what files were being
journalled and then a DSPOBJD on the file itself to find the image.
pdseay
Dec 19, 2008, 12:25:22 PM12/19/08
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pdseay
Dec 19, 2008, 12:34:01 PM12/19/08
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You can used the DSPFD command. Search for 'File is currently
journaled'. If the file is journaled, there will be an IMAGES
specification of either *AFTER or *BOTH.
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