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  3. November 2010

STRJRNLIB, QDFTJRN

I was excited to use V6R1's STRJRNLIB command--it's really helped us get
all files added to the production environment journaled as we want.

I am wondering if there is any way to use STRJRNLIB or QDFTJRN to prevent
journaled objects being restored or copied to test environments to not be
journaled. We refresh our Integrated Test and QA environments from
production on a scheduled basis. While it's easy enough to add ENDJRNOBJ
*ALLLIB to those restoration routines, it's much harder to find all the
instances where programmers have restored a file into another environment.
We tend to forget to take off the journaling in those instances.

I tried creating an OMIT rule for all objects on my own library, but this
does not prevent the restored object (in a new library) from being
journaled to the original file's journal. Is there a way to do this?






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