Re: Journal Code F - Type IZ - INZPFM

I _think_ and
SQL DELETE FROM MYTABLE

w/o a WHERE, thus deleting all records would show as an IZ.

Charles

On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 10:30 AM Gord Hutchinson <gordm1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

What would cause a F-IZ journal entry to be written? The list of journal
entries shows this as "Physical file member initialized (INZPFM)".

I'm only seeing the entry for a few files but several entries per file.
The INZPFM command has no last used date. I see nothing in the programs

I

looked at which even implied an initialize was going to be done.

The IZ is followed immediately by a PT to the NEXT RRN and a PX to the
initialized RRN by another job.

i.e.:
IZ RRN 1234 Job 1
PT RRN 1235 Job 1
PX RRN 1234 Job 2


Thanks,


Gord



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