Re: Journal Cleanup

[Sneha Verma <snehaverma001@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
 
I have 250-300 journal receivers in different library which are to be deleted.
Please can anyone tell me the CL Source Program which can help me delete these receivers from each of the libraries.
 
Regards
Sneha 

--- On Wed, 31/3/10, CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


From: CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Journal Cleanup
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, 31 March, 2010, 6:35 PM


   Visit the CLEANUP menu by issuing the CL request: GO CLEANUP

   At that menu, press F1=Help and visit the help links to find the 
"System journals and system logs" cleanup [default] values.  Perhaps 
only by adjusting that value, whatever are the requirements for 
cleaning up the receivers [for those journals in QUSRSYS] may be 
effected; best not to effect blind /cleanup/ actions against the 
noted journals in QSYS.  See also the CHGCLNUP command and the 
SYSLOG parameter.

   The command to delete a file is DLTF.  Not sure how that 
relates... unless possibly the /object based/ concept of system is 
not understood, such that the /journal receiver/ or /journal/ 
objects are being called /files/.

Regards, Chuck

Sneha Verma wrote:
>   
> I have been asked to do a cleanup of journal receivers for Jan to
> Feb 2010.
>   
> Please can anyone suggest how do I go about deleting the
> receivers.The current journals which show up on doing 
>   
> wrkjrn *all 
>
>   
> Journal     Library
> QACGJRN     QSYS     
> QAUDJRN     QSYS     
> QSQJRN      QSYS2    
> QAOSDIAJRN  QUSRSYS  
> QASOSCFG    QUSRSYS  
> QDSNX       QUSRSYS  
> QLZALOG     QUSRSYS  
> QMAJRN      QUSRSYS  
> QSNADS      QUSRSYS  
> QSNMP       QUSRSYS 
> QSXJRN      QUSRSYS
> QSZRAIR     QUSRSYS
> QTOVDBJRN   QUSRSYS
> QVPN        QUSRSYS
> QYPSDBJRN   QUSRSYS
> QZCAJRN     QUSRSYS
> QZMF        QUSRSYS
>   
> Please let me know which are the journals which I should
> concentrate and how I delete the files there. I am on V5R4.