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James, I would guess they have tried journaling on a past system long ago and watched it suck the life out of its performance. I was guilty of seeing the performance issues journaling presented many years ago and then ignoring it for a long after that. After using it now for many years, I don't see how anyone can live without it...and most of the SQL stuff does want journaling so it can do its thing properly. Good luck!! David Smith IT Consultant >>from: "James H H Lampert" <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx> >>subject: Journaling not practical?!?! >> >>My fellow geeks: >> >>We've got a customer claiming that their system is too >>big, with too many sensitive files, to journal everything. >> >>This sounds like a cop-out to me, particularly given that >>IBM is actively encouraging users to journal EVERYTHING, >>and that much of the SQL functionality won't even deal >>with non-journaled files unless you explicitly tell it >>it's OK to do so. >> >>Could anybody suggest how or why this wouldn't be a >>cop-out, and/or a polite way to tell them they're sucking >>antimatter if they think journaling isn't practical? >> >>-- >>JHHL >> >>
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