Directory Server and i5/OS journaling support

 

Directory Server uses i5/OS® database support to store directory information. Directory Server uses commitment control to store directory entries in the database. This requires i5/OS journaling support.

When the server or the LDIF import tool is started for the first time, the following are built:

The journal QSQJRN is built in the database library that you have configured. The journal receiver QSQJRN0001 is initially created in the database library that you have configured.

Your environment, directory size and structure, or save and restore strategy might dictate some differences from the defaults, including how these objects are managed and the size threshold used. You can change journaling command parameters if necessary. LDAP journaling is set up by default to delete old receivers. If the change log is configured and you want to keep old receivers, execute the following from a command line: 

CHGJRN JRN(QUSRDIRCL/QSQJRN) DLTRCV(*NO)

If the change log is configured, you can delete its old journal receivers with the following command: 

CHGJRN JRN(QUSRDIRCL/QSQJRN) DLTRCV(*YES)

 

Parent topic:

Directory Server concepts

 

Related information


Change Journal (CHGJRN)