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Removal of old entries in Journal or old storage snapshots

DB2 Enterprise Server Edition, version 8.1 (fixpack 6a) on Windows 2003.

Is there a command to remove old entries both from Journal or old storage snapshots. Storage snapshots is saved in the systools schema of the database, and old entries in Journal are in the toolsdb. So it should be possible to write SQL that removes old entries for both of these. Has anybody found out how to do this ?

Regards
Odd Bjørn Andersen
ErgoGroup
Oslo, Norway
Nov 12 '05 #1
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I know that it's possible to remove old entries via the GUI, but I wanted to know if it's possible to create a script that does the same.

:-) Odd Bjørn A
"Odd Bjørn Andersen" <od**********@ergo.no> wrote in message news:11***************@makrell.interpost.no...
DB2 Enterprise Server Edition, version 8.1 (fixpack 6a) on Windows 2003.

Is there a command to remove old entries both from Journal or old storage snapshots. Storage snapshots is saved in the systools schema of the database, and old entries in Journal are in the toolsdb. So it should be possible to write SQL that removes old entries for both of these. Has anybody found out how to do this ?

Regards
Odd Bjørn Andersen
ErgoGroup
Oslo, Norway
Nov 12 '05 #2

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