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Hi Phil
I believe that you will have to restore ALL the journal receivers going
back to that time
Then in your DSPJRN you will have to specify the parameter RCVRNG
(*CURCHAIN) with the FROMTIME TOTIME parameters that you are interested in



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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/02/2009 02:21:22 PM:

I need to go back and look at some changes that were made to a database
file. I restored the journal receivers from a backup tape but when I
display the journal it does not show any of the changes that were made
in the restored journal receivers, it only goes back to the date of the
last journal receiver that was not deleted from the system. Is there
something I need to do differently to display the data in the restored
journal receivers?



Thanks,

Phil

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