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The saved objects contain the knowledge that they are journalled and the journal name. The restore will always attempt to start journaling to the original journal again.

You aren't missing a parm for "don't journal". You have no choice.




--- On Thu, 11/3/11, Sam_L <lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

From: Sam_L <lennon_s_j@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RSTLIB restarts Journaling. Why?
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Received: Thursday, November 3, 2011, 7:25 AM
Each night we run job TSTCRT to
create a copy of production data for
testing, thus:

   SAVLIB PRODLIB to QTEMP/SAVF
   CLRLIB TESTLIB
   RSTLIB from QTEMP/SAVF to TESTLIB,
OMITOBJ(PRODLIB/QDFTJRN)

Every morning I find that the objects in TESTLIB are
journaled to the
production journal.  I don’t want that.

DSPLIBD of both PRODLIB and TESTLIB show that neither
library is
journaled.  We're on V6R1.

QDFTJRN exists in PRODLIB and all objects are journaled.
QDFTJRN does not exist in TESTLIB.  (Thought it once
did.)

We’re running Mimix and it uses remote journaling, but we
don’t
replicate the TESTLIB library.

The journal records for TESTLIB show that it is job TSTCRT
that is
starting the journaling.

Any thoughts on why journaling is starting?

Thanks, Sam

Maybe I should have the OMITOB(QDFTJRN) on the SAVLIB? Or
there is some
obvious parm I’m missing that says “don’t
journal”.

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