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Is there a way to send Journals to another IBM I by just sending the Journal / Receiver ? Or do i need to also send the table ?

What is the correct way to send Journals / journaled tables ?

When i SAVOBJ a Journal and RSTOBJ that Journal at another machine. There is no Data in that Journal.

I also tried to journal a whole library and then restored the library on my second IBM I. There was some Data in the Journal then. But not exactly the same. When i tried to display that data it showed me there was no data in my table. The same command worked on my original ibm i though.

DSPJRN JRN(LIB_Name/JRN_Name) OBJ((LIB_Name/Table_Name *FILE)) ENTTYP(*RCD) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OUTFILE(QTEMP/Temp_table) OUTMBR(*FIRST *ADD)

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  • journal entries are in a `*JRNRCV` object, not a `*JRN` object. I don't think you can move them between systems without remote journaling involved. But this doesn't seem appropriate for stackoverflow. – Charles Jan 24 '23 at 15:35

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As Charles pointed out, this is not a programming question but system administration.

The correct way to send journals to another machine is remote journaling.

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