RE: deletion of collection without DROP DATABASE

DROP DATABASE?

Don't see any reference in the manual about that...but it does seem to work.

Looks to be equivalent to a DROP COLLECTION or DROP SCHEMA.

Why can't you use one of those?  You'd still get the message about the journal 
receiver not being fully saved.  But you can reply 'I' to the message to ignore 
it and go on.  At least then it's basically one step.

Charles Wilt
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iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
ph: 513-573-4343
fax: 513-398-1121
 

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> Subject: deletion of collection without DROP DATABASE
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> After I do CREATE COLLECTION, etc, I get a thing that looks a 
> lot like a
> library. If I want to delete it without using DROP DATABASE, 
> it seems like
> I basically CLRLIB it. The CLRLIB can't really complete 
> because there is a
> journal and journal receiver left in the library. Then I can ENDJRNPF
> FILE(*ALL) and then delete the JRN, then the JRNRCV. Is this 
> the official
> way?
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