Re: Journal Changes

[Jeffrey Young <cooljeff913@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yes.
When you recreated the file and started journaling again, all references to 
prior journal entries are gone.
The entries are still there, but can not be accesed using the file name in the 
DSPJRN command.
You can see them using the DSPJRN command by Date/Time range or journal number 
range.


"Burke, Joel" <jburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This is the procedure I used last night to recreate a physical file so it
could pick up new field text descriptions:

1. Ended journalling on the physical file (ENDJRNPF)
2. Copied the Data in the physical file to a tempoary file
3. Deleted the physical file
4. Recreated the physical file without and DB changes
5. Copied the data back into it
6. Started journalling (STRJRNPF) the phsical file again using the same
Journal Receiver

Here's my question. When I look at the journal entries, there is no prior
data. There are only journal entries from the time after the file was
recreated.

Any thoughts? 


Joel Burke
Programmer/Analyst 
MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY
2300 Adams Ave.
Scranton, PA 18509