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I want to get a list of journal receivers. Both online, and offline.
We're getting audited on our retention.

We use BRMS.

The BRMS tables have no comments on them. Hacking them by using BRMS
commands (like WRKOBJBRM) and seeing what files are in use.

This is a start
Select obhnam, obhsvt, obvol, obhexp, obhtxt, h.*
from qusrbrm.qa1aod h
where obhlib='#MXJRN'
and obhtyp='*JRNRCV'
and obhnam like 'ALLRCV%'
order by obhsys, obhnam, obhsvt;

Now I have to analyze that for missing sequence numbers. I did not see an
object create date, which would have been useful.

Thinking about using QIBM_QJO_CHG_JRNRCV. I want to change the object
text so that not all objects have the same text when saved off. I would
like to put the attached date/time through the detached date/time in
there. Perhaps something like: 2017-12-08-12.26.02 - 2017-12-09-05.00.44




Rob Berendt

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