Re: Journal select globals

> Since you didn't specify your platform, I'll chime in with the Cache
> version:
>
>>From the managers prompt -
>
>>D ^%JOURNAL
>
> Select "E" for Enable Journaling
> Select "N" to All Globals?
> You'll then get a Global^ prompt which will allow you to build a list
> of globals you want to journal.
>
> You can also restore specific globals with ^JRNRESTO
>
> ~Pete
>

I had that question come up recently when upgrading from an older version
of 
Cache to version 5.2.3. I was told that you can't disable journaling for 
individual globals in a namespace. It's either and all or none thing. I
just 
checked and there is not a
%JOURNAL routine on our 5.2.3 system.

To get around it, I was told to either set up a separate namespave that is

not journaled and map the globals that I didn't want to journal to that 
namespace, or preface the globals that I didn't want to journal with 
CacheTemp. I therefore changed all reference in the routines from ^global 
name to ^CacheTempglobal name and it succesfully stopped journaling on
those 
globals.

IMHO, I personally think this is a step backwards, but then again who am I

to say what is good and what is bad...I'm just the end user.

Thank you,

Mike