Re: Writing to QAUDJRN

Mike,

There are at least two ways to generate journal entries, the SNDJRNE command, 
and
the QJOSJRNE
api.

You can generate any journal entry 'type' that you want, but you can only
generate journal entry 'codes' of 'U' (Stands for User generated code...the
restriction on entering 'U' code entries is to prevent anyone from posting bogus
journal entries to look like IBM generated stuff.)

If you'd like additional info on sending journal entries, send me an email and
I'll be happy to help.

jte


mcrump@ballfoster.com wrote:

> I have some programs that are doing security like functions.  To stay ahead
> of the auditors I would like to write entries to the security journal.
>
> 1.) Can a user application write to QUADJRN?
>
> 2.) If so, how?
>
> I vaguely remember seeing this discussion before but have had no luck in
> finding it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike Crump
>
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