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On 30-May-2010 23:54, Evan Harris wrote:
<<SNIP>>
I don't really like the fact that the receivers for a system
journal are in library QRECOVERY - I think I'd want to do
something about that, even if it was only forcing a journal
change to get the receivers into a more correct library. Where
do these receivers live on the other systems ?
On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 4:02 PM, PaultinNZ wrote:
<<SNIP>>
"WRKJRNA JRN(QSYS2/QSQJRN)" shows the current Receiver as
QSQRRN0248 in Lib QRECOVERY.
<<SNIP>>
The library QRECOVERY is chosen purposely by the OS, as the
location for some of its receivers, if\when those receivers are not
required for B&R. That is because the library QRECOVERY is
purposely omitted from B&R. See:
http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200803/msg01307.html
The concern I would have for the given setup is the receiver
naming of QSQRRN####, which is unknown to me [from the perspective
of the OPTION(01) of the OS. To me, that receiver appears to have
been user-created, not system-created. In that case, only then
would I be concerned that "the receivers for a system journal are in
library QRECOVERY"; i.e. not for the system-created receivers, which
are expected to reside there, until customized to reside elsewhere
[except QSYS] under whatever [appropriate non-system] naming.
Regards, Chuck
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