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 Deleting journal receivers
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HI, When I try to delete a journal receiver that hasn't been saved, I get the "never fully saved" message even though I'm using DLTOPT(*IGNINQMSG) Does anyone have a piece of code that will get rid of receivers no matter what? E.G. not saved, remote, attached...... Thanks

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ASKED: January 18, 2005  11:04 AM
UPDATED: October 11, 2010  5:05 AM
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Try this. I use it in a SBMJOB CL *PGM that clears a library with *JRNRCV CHGJOB INQMSGRPY(*SYSRPYL) ADDRPYLE SEQNBR(999) MSGID(CPA7025) CMPDTA(&LIB 11) + RPY(I) Delete receivers.... RMVRPYLE SEQNBR(999)
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You can’t delete an attached receiver. You must delete the journal first. And you can’t delete a journal if it’s active. E.g., if you are using a journal to track changes to database objects, those objects must either be deleted or journaling must be ended for them. Or if it’s a system journal such as QACGJRN or QAUDJRN, the event auditing must be stopped.

Tom

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