The following table shows status changes of an online archive journal file.

Table 7-8 Status changes of online archive journal file

Sts	Current/standby/reserved						Crt	Standby		Reserved
	Unload completion/wait						--	Wt	Cp	Wt	Cp
	Status number						1	2	3	4	5
Evt	Swap due to no space remaining in current file group						2	--	1	--	--
	Swap due to error with current file group	PAF not used	Error with non-duplicated system, or errors with both systems A and B				4	--	1	--	--
			Error with either system A or B		One system operation available		2	--	1	--	--
					One system operation not available		4	--	1	--	--
		PAF used	Error with non-duplicated system, or errors with both systems A and B		After affected physical file is shut down	Usable element files minimum number of dispersions	2	--	1	--	--
			Error with either system A or B	One system operation not available		Usable element files < minimum number of dispersions	4	--	1	--	--
				One system operation available			2	--	1	--	--
	Swap with jnlswpfg						2	--	1	--	--
	Execute jnlunlfg						--	3	--	5	--
	Execute jnlchgfg						--	3	--	5	--
	Execute jnlopnfg#						--	--	--	2	3
	Execute jnlclsfg#						--	4	5	--	--

Legend:

Sts: Status

Evt: Event

Crt: Current

Wt: Waiting

Cp: Completed

PAF: Parallel access facility

--: Cannot occur, or no status change

n: Target status number

Note

All events are assumed to be normally terminated.

OpenTP1 manages the status of archive journal file groups only when the global archive journal service is in operation. OpenTP1 does not manage the status (unload completion/wait) of closed file groups. Therefore, executing the jnlunlfg or jnlchgfg command over closed file groups does not change their status. If the jnlopnfg and jnlls commands are executed in that order following the jnlunlfg or jnlchgfg command, the current status of files is displayed.

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Execute when the -a and -b options are not specified.