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Subject: transaction management and performance
From: "kforster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <kforster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 11:57:05 +1000
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I have a question in regard to transaction management and performance.

I have file LIB_A/FILE_A journaled to LIB_1/JRN_1 and file LIB_B/FILE_B 
journaled to LIB_2/JRN_2. 

Will it be an issue if I have a program that attempts to combine both files 
under transaction management?

Would it be better, from a performance point of view, to have both files being 
journaled be the same journal ?

Regards
Kevin

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