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A journal captures successful changes to the database. It doesn't track actions that failed to make changes. The joblogs of jobs that encounter errors should show errors if the jobs don't provide any other method of logging them (and they don't suppress error messages).
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A journal captures successful changes to the database. It doesn't track actions that failed to make changes. The joblogs of jobs that encounter errors should show errors if the jobs don't provide any other method of logging them (and they don't suppress error messages).

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Thanks for your replying, The error message from last 3 month do you think there is any chance to find the errors message from the jobllog if i have qhost file in previous monthly backup
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Thanks for your replying, The error message from last 3 month do you think there is any chance to find the errors message from the jobllog if i have qhost file in previous monthly backup

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Do you know the exact INSERT that seems to have failed? If not, how much of it do you know?<br />
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If a journal is available, it might be possible to work out what happened.
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Do you know the exact INSERT that seems to have failed? If not, how much of it do you know?

If a journal is available, it might be possible to work out what happened.

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There is any way to find a reason if insert record into database file not successfully inserted in journal<br />
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Thanks
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Dear
There is any way to find a reason if insert record into database file not successfully inserted in journal

Thanks

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