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Troy

Have you looked at DSPJRN? The parameter that helps you get everything,
basically, is the one for range of receivers. Use *CURCHAIN for the start
and *CURRENT for the last.

WRKJRNA can show you what receivers are associated with a certain journal.

Prompt the commands and use F1 on the various parameters, you'll get a lot
of info, as you know.  ;-)

HTH

(That's not Happy Tet Holiday!)

Vern

At 12:02 PM 12/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Hello All
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to display all of the
entries in a journal receiver, I am learning about
journaling and I was wondering if this is possible. Any
input will be greatly appreciated. Remember I'm still
learning for those of you that are very critical of some
questions. This may be a dumb one I don't know. You guys
are my only help.
Thanks and
Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year
Troy Dills
Parnell Martin



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