RE: Best Way to Manage JRNRCVs

Not after reading this:

Do not select to have the detached journal receiver deleted if you might 
need it for recovery or if you want to save it before it is deleted. The 
system does not save the journal receiver before deleting it. The system 
does not issue the warning message (CPA7025) that it sends if a user tries 
to delete a receiver that has not been saved.

The program I wrote checks
1 - That it has been saved.
2 - That it has been detached for 'x' number of days.

Some receivers are there for security purposes.  Yes Sammy did maintenance 
on the EMPLRAT file on his record.  And the 'before' payrate was 
significantly less then the 'after' payrate.

YEARS ago we had a payroll clerk who was taught UPDDTA and did a fine job 
of 'fixing' the direct deposit file prior to saving on tape for 
transportation to the bank.  She was let go after it was discovered she 
was fixing it for her benefit.  The analyst assigned to payroll got called 
on the carpet by the VP admin and just reamed.  Practically accused of 
being in cahoots.  I felt sorry for the guy.  He found a different job and 
left.  Not that any better job of security is being done.  Well, maybe a 
few journal entries are set up.

Rob Berendt