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Given a list of *JRNRCV object names as rows in a database *FILE
named QTEMP/ODJRNRCVLST, where the journal receiver name is column
ODOBNM & the journal receiver library name is column ODLBNM, the
following CLP source for example:
<code>
dclf QTEMP/ODJRNRCVS
NextJrnRcv:
rcvf
monmsg cpf0864 /* no more *jrnrcv */ exec(do)
rcvmsg (*SAME (*)) *PGMQ *EXCP rmv(*YES))
goto AllDone:
dltjrnrcv &odlbnm/&odobnm dltopt(*igninqmsg)
goto NextJrnRcv
AllDone:
return
</code>
How that list or rows as *JRNRCV qualified names is
obtained\generated, is left as an exercise for the reader. It could
be as simple as DSPOBJD *ALLUSR/*ALL *JRNRCV *FULL OUTPUT(*OUTFILE)
OUTFILE(QTEMP/ODJRNRCVS) OUTMBR(*FIRST *REPLACE) /* optionally rows
previously deleted or omitted; e.g. by a logical view */
Regards, Chuck
Sneha Verma wrote:
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.
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