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  3. November 2006

RE: MIDRANGE-L Digest, Vol 5, Issue 2191

Hi Jim,
 
This is normal behaviour as far as I know.
If you want to keep the journal functioning for the new lib, then use a SAVLIB 
followed by RSTLIB to the new lib.
 
Best regards,
Arco SimonseJim Franz wrote:
 

I beleive this to be correct but want another opinion.> > I did a Copy 
Library command (CPYLIB) of a library containing data files (pf, lf).> Some 
files were journalled and the journal receivers exist in the same "from" 
lib.> No triggered files. > > The new library created from the cpylib cmd 
contains all the data files> but none of the files are journalled and the 
journal receivers were not copied. > > Sounds right to me that the journal 
attributes of a file are not copied, nor are the > *jrn and *jrnrcv objects. 

Jim Franz>

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