The following table shows the status changes for system journal files in online mode.

Sts	Current/Standby/Reserve						C	Standby				Reserve
	Unloaded/Waiting to be unloaded							Wtg		Unld		Wtg		Unld
	Overwritable/Non-overwritable						N	Y	N	Y	N	Y	N	Y	N
	Status number						1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Evt	Swap due to full disk						3			1
	Swap due to error in current system	PAF not used	Error in non-dualized configuration or error in both systems A and B in dualized configuration				7			1
			Error in one system in dualized configuration		One-system operation possible		3			1
					One-system operation not possible		7			1
		PAF used	Error in non-dualized configuration or error in both systems A and B in dualized configuration		After physical file in which error occurred is shut down	Usable element file count min. dist. count	3			1
			Error in one system in dualized config- ration	One- system operation not possible		Usable element file count < min. dist. count	7			1
				One-system operation possible			3			1
	Swap using jnlswpfg						3			1
	Enabling of checkpoint dump following a swap								2		4		6		8
	Execution of jnlunlfg							4	5			8	9
	Execution of jnlchgfg							4	5			8	9
	Execution of jnlopnfg#											2	3	4	5
	Execution of jnlclsfg#							4		8

Legend:

Sts: Status

Evt: Event

C: Current

Wtg: Waiting to be unloaded

Unld: Unloaded

Y: Overwritable

N: Non overwritable

PAF: Parallel access facility

min. dist.: minimum distribution

: Impossible or inapplicable status change

n: Target status number

Note 1

This table assumes that all events are processed normally. The status of a system journal file group is managed only while the journal service is operating. The status of a closed file group (on unload completion/wait status, overwritable/non-overwritable status) is not managed. Therefore, if the jnlunlfg or jnlchgfg command is executed on a closed file group, the status to be displayed by the jnlls command will not change. The status of the current files can be displayed by executing the jnlopnfg and jnlls commands after executing the jnlunlfg or jnlchgfg command.

Note 2

For the events Swap due to no space remaining in current file group, Swap due to error with current file group, and Swap with jnlswpfg, the system journal files whose status changes from Current are the swapped-out files. The system journal files whose status changes from Standby are the swapped-in files.

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The -a, -b, or -e option is omitted.