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when developers create databases and tables through SQL, journaling is automatically set up, and set to mngrcv(*system), which is good. But the journal is not set to delete detached receivers by default. This in turn slowly but steadily eats up disk space.
Is there a way to tell the SQL CREATE command to set dltrcv(*yes) right from the start?
Secondary issue: When I try to run chgjrn dltrcv(*yes), I'm faced with CPF70E3, "Only attached receivers allowed in receiver directory". The second level text says, I should run wrkjrna and press the function key to work with the receiver directory. The screen offers only F17=Show attributes of connected receivers. Also, said screen looks very different on 7.3, compared to V4R5 — which I'm pretty much used to.
I have no better idea what to do but use wrklib option 12 for every SQL created library, and delete all but the highest numbered receivers. This makes me lose receivers which haven't been saved (by the automatic daily savchgobj), yet.
What would be the proper way to deal with this situation? Thanks!
:wq! PoC
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