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Db2 does not "require journaling" unless using COMMITMENT CONTROL.
Look at the defaults in your program when you compiled it. Prompt the CRTSQLRPGI command. What do you see for:
Commitment Control . . . : (it could be *CHG, *ALL, *CS, or *NONE)
If you just took option 14 in PDM, and the default is *CHG. :-/
So, in effect, you told the compiler you want "Commitment Control".
It is commitment control that requires journaling.
This is also true if you are using native I/O and commitment control.
It has always been this way since at least OS/400 V1R1... and probably S/38 CPF before that.
On Thursday, May 13, 2021, 3:02:18 PM EDT, <dr2@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
OK, out of curiosity, why is it a requirement that files be journaled
before you can do programmatic SQL operations against them?
Ran into CPF4328 this morning and never heard of this requirement
before!
/DR2
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