MIMIX can delete journal receivers when the send process has completed processing the journal receiver and other configurable conditions are met. When you create a journal definition you specify whether unsaved journal receivers can be deleted, the number of receivers that must be retained, and how many days to retain the receivers.
The following user exit points are available for customizing delete management processing:
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Receiver Delete Management Pre-Check User Exit Point. This exit point is located before MIMIX determines whether to delete a journal receiver. When called at this exit point, actions specified in a user exit program can affect conditions that MIMIX processing checks before the pre-delete exit point. For example, an exit program that saves the journal receiver may make the journal receiver eligible for deletion by MIMIX processing. The return code from the exit program can prevent MIMIX from deleting the journal receiver and any other journal receiver in the chain.
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Receiver Delete Management Pre-Delete User Exit Point. This exit point is located immediately before the point in processing where MIMIX deletes a journal receiver. MIMIX processing determined that the journal receiver is eligible for deletion. The return code from the exit program can prevent MIMIX from deleting the journal receiver, which is useful when the receiver is being used by another application.
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Receiver Delete Management Post-Delete User Exit Point. This exit point is immediately after the point in processing where MIMIX deletes a journal receiver. The return code from the exit program can prevent MIMIX from deleting any other (newer) journal receivers attached to the journal.