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Re: How to determine which files are being journaled in a journal?

Dan

presuming you are not looking for a programmatic solution you can do a
WRKJRNA for each journal and use CF13 to view the journalled files; CF14
will give you access paths in case you need them.

Hope this helps
regards
Evan Harris

>I am stumped.  How does one determine which files are being journaled in a
>given journal?  DSPJRN shows me which files have had transactions on them,
>but if one did a STRJRNPF on a file that isn't being used, you wouldn't see
>any transactions.  I did check another journal and saw that the JM ("Start
>journaling for member") transaction is posted for each STRJRNPF, but this
>particular journal I'm looking at does not have the oringinal receiver.
>
>- Dan Bale
>(I am *NOT* "Dale")

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