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Re: Database analysis

For this, I have always used EXPJRNE from Thomas Raddatz. Excellent tool and extremely easy to use.

A little effort to install, but well worth it. It does what you were doing but without any effort on any journaled file you care to throw at it.

http://www.tools400.de/English/Freeware/Utilities/utilities.html

Sam

On 1/17/2024 1:36 AM, Don Brown via MIDRANGE-L wrote:

A second question was to look at some of the data that was changing. In the past for debug purposes I have used DSPJRN and then copied the output into a table with the journal fields and the original table fields and then reviewed that data. Is there any new SQL functions that simplify that process or make reviewing changes easier ?



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