RE: JOPGM in journal

["Lim Hock-Chai" <Lim.Hock-Chai@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No.  RPG program. 

- A driver CL program does override and call RPGA
- RPGA then call several RPG program that do update/add/delete on the
file.  RPGA itself does not do anything with the file.

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SQL?

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Is the file overridden by a CL or other process earlier in the job
stream,
to the file named in the journal?

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Subject: JOPGM in journal

- When doing DSPJRN to an outfile, this outfile will have a field call
JOPGM.  I've always under the impression that this field represent the
actual program that did the update/delete/write.  Is that correct?
 
- I've a journal entry that showing a RPG program the did the PT on a
file, however, this file is not declared anyway in the RPG program.
Strange?