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 Creating two receivers
i need to crt more than a 2 rcvr for a user to monitor his different jobs, like CL,RPG,SQL.but there is no option to crt more than two? why itis so?whats the truth behind it?

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ASKED: August 25, 2011  10:07 AM
UPDATED: March 31, 2012  5:44 PM
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 Approved Answer - Chosen by Rajasekhar15 (Question Asker)

You only need one receiver.

The option to associate two receivers with a journal is deprecated. It comes from an old technique that is no longer meaningful. The help text for that parameter says:

  • Up to 2 journal receivers can be specified, but the second
    journal receiver is ignored.

IBM might remove that second element from the command some day.

Tom

ANSWERED:  Aug 25, 2011  11:25 PM (GMT)  by Rajasekhar15

 
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What is the business case behind this?
It sounds like you only want to monitor a single user. Is this correct?
What do yo need to monitor?

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charlie i need to monitor 3obj’s in a lib of a user, so i thought to crt a jrnl in that user name and to crt rcv using that 3diff obj name?my question is why it allows only to add two receivers?

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1. CRTJRNRCV
2. CRTJRN
3. STRJRNPF

These are the commands you need.
You only need one Journal and attach a Receiver to it.
The STRJRNPF command will allow you to attach all 3 files to that single Journal

Later when you want/need that data, you can select entries for all files or just a single file

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If the objects are not PFs, you can use STRJRNOBJ to add otehr object types

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