Re: Journal Cleanup

[CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>]

  Visit the CLEANUP menu by issuing the CL request: GO CLEANUP

  At that menu, press F1=Help and visit the help links to find the 
"System journals and system logs" cleanup [default] values.  Perhaps 
only by adjusting that value, whatever are the requirements for 
cleaning up the receivers [for those journals in QUSRSYS] may be 
effected; best not to effect blind /cleanup/ actions against the 
noted journals in QSYS.  See also the CHGCLNUP command and the 
SYSLOG parameter.

  The command to delete a file is DLTF.  Not sure how that 
relates... unless possibly the /object based/ concept of system is 
not understood, such that the /journal receiver/ or /journal/ 
objects are being called /files/.

Regards, Chuck

Sneha Verma wrote:
>  
> 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 
>
>  
> 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 delete the files there. I am on V5R4.