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Would the APIs for accessing journal entries be faster and easier than
RCVJRNE?


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Subject: Re: Handling Record Change Journal Entries

the basic principle is to use a RCVJRNE command with an exit program any new
entry will trigger your exit program in the exit program you can use the
journal entry as one of the parameter... you have to test the value for
entry type, etc... and you can process the data.. in near real time...

if you want real time a trigger could be more appropriate

Paul





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Subject: Handling Record Change Journal Entries
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Does anyone here have a best practice for being able to receive and process
record change journal entries ?

Looking to use journal entries in an automation process to process changed
records in real-time.

Any insight appreciated.

Thanks.

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