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SQL7905 is not really an error of the critical/severe type.
This message will always be generated for every table you create in a
standard library. The only way that I know where it is not created is if
you
create the table in a Schema. A schema is a library in SQL terms but when
you create a schema on the IBM i, the schema/library is created with
additional objects which provide for functionality used in SQL. The
Journals
are created automatically within these objects and when I tested this a
long time ago, the SQL7905 message does not get sent.
I do not see a way to create a table with a keyword to not create journals.
But I could have missed that.
You can happily ignore that message.
Darryl Freinkel
A4G
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