Re: ALL JOURNALS Information ... using DSPFD or in a QSYS file?

I understand that.

But if you did a ADDPFTRG FILE(MYLIB/MYFILE) TRGTIME(*AFTER)
TRGEVENT(*UPDATE) TRG(MY_APPROPRIATELY_NAMED_TRIGGER)

instead of using the default TRG(*GEN), or if your standards allow for
only one trigger look at the RPL(*YES) option, then you wouldn't have
had an issue.

Just something to keep in mind moving forward.

Charles

On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 10:08 AM, <Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

"If you specify a name for your tiggers instead of letting the system
generate one, that wouldn't happen."

The issue was that one person applied the trigger and another person (from
another location) applied the trigger also, with the exact same
application instructions. That event was uncoordinated, generating a lot
of trouble.

That is all over but we realized it "the hard way".

PETER VIDAL
MAPICS IT TECHNICAL SUPPORT TEAM / SR SYSTEM ANALYST
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Carl Towsend

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