Skip Writing to Journal Receiver When Updating a Journaled File

>John, are you running a freight bill purge?  If so, I suggest you do it on
a
>weekly basis.  Otherwise, if you can schedule six hours of downtime: end
>QINTER, end journaling of FRP001, FRP002, etc., run the purge, restart
>journaling, and restart QINTER.  Don't forget to let the system manage the
>journal receiver size; this will prevent your job from filling a single
>journal receiver and locking the job.  Finally, you can solve the journal
>receiver size problem by scheduling AAM808 to run hourly when the purge
>process is running.

Hey Reeve, How did you guess?  Right now I am running the purges on the
weekend and I would like to be able run them during the week (as you can
imagine).  Being relatively stupid concerning about journaling, how do I
have the system manage the journal size?  I am also enticed by the idea of
scheduling AAM808 to run every hour.  Do you think this is often enough?  I
want to make sure I absolutely do no fill the receiver, this caused a
system lockup before because of the commitment control.  Thanks for all the
help (To all)!

Regards

John M. Bauman