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Subject: Getting rid of Journals
From: oliver.wenzel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2003 11:06:54 +0200
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Hi, 

we have a bunch of journals on our 820 (V5R1) that I would like to get rid 
of. 

QUSRDIRDB  QSQJRN
RMSCHV42     QSQJRN
NULLID             QSQJRN
QSYS2              QSQJRN

Do I really need 4 instances of QSQJRN or can I consolidate into 1. And 
how to do it?

QUSRBRM  QJ1ACM
QUSRBRM  QJ1AJRN2

We don't use BRMS. How do I get rid of these 2?

QUSRRDARS  QRLCJRN

Another one. What is this for?

Regards,

Oliver

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