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Journaling & Commitment Control

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273What is Journaling on IBM i?
274Journal Receivers Explained
275Starting Journaling with STRJRNPF
276Viewing Journal Entries Basics
277Commitment Control Overview
278STRCMTCTL, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK Basics
279Journaling for Recovery and Auditing
280Common Journaling and Commitment Control Mistakes

Lessons in Journaling & Commitment Control

273What is Journaling on IBM i?
274Journal Receivers Explained
275Starting Journaling with STRJRNPF
276Viewing Journal Entries Basics
277Commitment Control Overview

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Journaling & Commitment Control

Journaling for Recovery and Auditing

How journaling supports recovery, restoring a correct state after a failure, and auditing, tracking what changed and by whom, as related but distinct goals.

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STRCMTCTL, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK Basics

279Journaling for Recovery and Auditing

280Common Journaling and Commitment Control Mistakes

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