RE: Journal Cleanup

["Pete Massiello" <pmassiello-ml@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps you should look at the Journal Receivers (*JRNRCV) instead.  Why not
do a WRKOBJ *ALL/*ALL *JRNRCV and now you have a list of the journal
receivers on your system.  You need to know which ones you can and can't
delete, but on the system ones you can always delete the previous ones.  Be
careful with the Audit Journal and the Accounting Journal if you find them,
as they may be used by your company for auditing and charge-back.

	Pete

Pete Massiello
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-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sneha Verma
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 12:22 PM
To: MIDRANGE-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Journal Cleanup

Hi,
 
I have been asked to do a cleanup of journal receivers for Jan to Feb 2010.
 
Please can anyone suggest how do I go about deleting the receivers.The
current journals which show up on doing 
 
wrkjrn *all 
 
are
 
Journal          Library
QACGJRN     QSYS     
QAUDJRN     QSYS     
QSQJRN      QSYS2    
QAOSDIAJRN  QUSRSYS  
QASOSCFG    QUSRSYS  
QDSNX        QUSRSYS  
QLZALOG     QUSRSYS  
QMAJRN      QUSRSYS  
QSNADS      QUSRSYS  
QSNMP       QUSRSYS 
QSXJRN      QUSRSYS
QSZRAIR     QUSRSYS
QTOVDBJRN   QUSRSYS
QVPN        QUSRSYS
QYPSDBJRN   QUSRSYS
QZCAJRN     QUSRSYS
QZMF        QUSRSYS
 
Please let me know which are the journals which I should concentrate and how
I dlete the files there.I am on V5R4.
 
Regards
Sneha  
 
 



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