The name of the journal.
Depending on the version of CDC Replication you
install, the high byte of this journal control field identifies the
name of the journal, and the low byte of this field identifies the
library where it resides. For example, JRN1 LIB1.
- Data Type
- Character
- Restrictions and limitations:
- Depending on the replication engine that you install, journal
control fields may or may not be supported when mirroring or refreshing data. Unsupported journal
control fields contain default values that vary between the replication engines.
- If both the name and library are included in this journal control
field, then &JRNLIB journal control field is not supported by CDC Replication.
- CDC Replication Engine for Db2® for
i—Support
for this journal control field is available only when CDC Replication mirrors
data, and is not available when refreshing data. When mirroring data,
it contains the journal name and journal library to which the source
table is journaled. If you decide to use this journal control field
when refreshing data, CDC Replication sets
this journal control field to UNKNOWN.
- CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases—Support
for this journal control field is not available.
- CDC Replication Engine for Oracle databases (Trigger edition)—Support
for this journal control field is not available.
- CDC Replication Engine for Microsoft SQL Server—Support
for this journal control field is not available.
- CDC Replication Engine for Db2
Database—Support
for this journal control field is not available.
- CDC Replication Engine for Oracle XStream—Support for this journal control field is not available.