What is your definition of "properly"?
If you just want to see that there is data in the journal receivers, you can issue the DSPJRN command and output to *PRINT or *OUTFILE and review the output for transaction you know you created.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: February 4, 2011 2:16 pm by NullFields880 pts.
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I agree with requesting the definition of “properly”. Without knowing how you expect to use journalling, no one can tell you a reasonable opinion of “properly”.
Journal created
Journal receiver
STRJRNPF For a file
Update a record in that file
DMPJRNRCV output to a file.
RUNQRY the output file to see journal entries.
You can use the WRKJRN, WRKJRNA, and DSPFD commands to see the current status of the journal
IBM Red book for JRNing
I agree with requesting the definition of “properly”. Without knowing how you expect to use journalling, no one can tell you a reasonable opinion of “properly”.
What business problem are you working on?
Tom
Journal created
Journal receiver
STRJRNPF For a file
Update a record in that file
DMPJRNRCV output to a file.
RUNQRY the output file to see journal entries.
Thanks PGMBOB
thanks Charlie Browne
Also here is a linke to a web site where you can download the command EXPJRNS
It is a gret tool. I use it all the time.
Plus other free commands to download.
http://www.tools400.de/English/Freeware/Utilities/utilities.html
Command should have been EXPJRNE in my last note