Journal object limit

 

The journal object limit (JRNOBJLMT) parameter allows you to set the maximum number of objects that will be allowed to be journaled to the journal.

The journaled object limit is the maximum number of objects that can be journaled to one journal. You can set the journal object limit to either 250 000 or 10 00 000. Use the Journal Object Limit (JRNOBJLMT) parameter on the Create Journal (CRTJRN) or Change Journal (CHGJRN) command to set the maximum number of journaled objects.

The value *MAX10M can only be specified for the Journal Object Limit (JRNOBJLMT) parameter if the Receiver Size Option (RCVSIZOPT) parameter has one of the receiver maximum values specified, or if RCVSIZOPT is *SYSDFT.

Some factors to consider in determining the journal object limit are:

*MAX250K

The maximum number of objects that can be journaled to one journal is 250 000. This is the default value.

*MAX10M

The maximum number of objects that can be journaled to a single journal is 10 000 000. A journal employing this attribute cannot be saved and restored to any releases prior to V5R4 nor can it be replicated to any remote journals on any systems prior to V5R4.

Once you have chosen the *MAX10M option, you cannot switch back to the *MAX250K value.

If the number of currently journaled objects is greater than the maximum number of journaled objects, a start journal request will fail.

A new receiver must be attached at the same time as this value is changed.

 

Parent topic:

Planning setup for journals