OM (Object Management Change) journal entries

This table provides the format of the OM (Object Management Change) journal entries.

Table 1. OM (Object Management Change) journal entries. QASYOMJE/J4/J5 Field Description File
Offset			Field	Format	Description
JE	J4	J5	Field	Format	Description
1	1	1			Heading fields common to all entry types. See Standard heading fields for audit journal entries QJORDJE5 Record Format (TYPE5),Standard heading fields for audit journal entries QJORDJE4 Record Format (TYPE4), and Standard heading fields for audit journal entries QJORDJE2 Record Format (*TYPE2) for field listing.
156	224	610	Entry Type	Char(1)	The type of entry. M Object moved to a different library. R Object renamed.
157	225	611	Old Object Name	Char(10)	The old name of the object.
167	235	621	Old Library Name	Char(10)	The name of the library in which the old object resides.
177	245	631	Object Type	Char(8)	The type of object.
185	253	639	New Object Name	Char(10)	The new name of the object.
195	263	649	New Library Name	Char(10)	The name of the library to which the object was moved.
205	273		(Reserved Area)	Char(20)
		659	Object Attribute	Char(10)	The attribute of the object.
		669	(Reserved Area)	Char(10)
225	293	679	Office User	Char(10)	The name of the office user.
235	303	689	Old Folder or Document Name	Char(12)	The old name of the folder or document.
247	315	701	(Reserved Area)	Char(8)
255	323	709	Old Folder Path	Char(63)	The old path of the folder.
318	386	772	New Folder or Document Name	Char(12)	The new name of the folder or document.
330	398	784	(Reserved Area)	Char(8)
338	406	792	New Folder Path	Char(63)	The new path of the folder.
401	469	855	Office on Behalf of User	Char(10)	User working on behalf of another user.
411			(Reserved Area)	Char(20)
	479	865	(Reserved Area)	Char (18)
	497	883	Object Name Length	Binary (4)	The length of the old object name field.
431	499	885	Object Name CCSID¹	Binary(5)	The coded character set identifier for the object name.
435	503	889	Object Name Country or Region ID¹	Char(2)	The Country or Region ID for the object name.
437	505	891	Object Name Language ID¹	Char(3)	The language ID for the object name.
440	508	894	(Reserved area)	Char(3)
443	511	897	Old Parent File ID^1,2	Char(16)	The file ID of the old parent directory.
459	527	913	Old Object File ID^1,2	Char(16)	The file ID of the old object.
475	543	929	Old Object Name¹	Char(512)	The name of the old object.
987	1055	1441	New Parent File ID^1,2	Char(16)	The file ID of the new parent directory.
1003	1071	1457	New Object Name^{1, 2 ,6}	Char(512)	The new name of the object.
	1583	1969	Object File ID^1,2	Char(16)	The file ID of the object.
	1599	1985	ASP Name⁷	Char(10)	The name of the ASP device.
	1609	1995	ASP Number⁷	Char(5)	The number of the ASP device.
	1614	2000	Path Name CCSID	Binary(5)	The coded character set identifier for the path name.
	1618	2004	Path Name Country or Region ID	Char(2)	The Country or Region ID for the path name.
	1620	2006	Path Name Language ID	Char(3)	The language ID for the path name.
	1623	2009	Path Name Length	Binary(4)	The length of the path name.
	1625	2011	Path Name Indicator	Char(1)	Path name indicator: Y The Path Name field contains complete absolute path name for the object. N The Path Name field does not contain an absolute path name for the object, instead it contains a relative path name. The Relative Directory File ID field is valid and can be used to form an absolute path name with this relative path name.
	1626	2012	Relative Directory File ID³	Char(16)	When the Path Name Indicator field is N, this field contains the file ID of the directory that contains the object identified in the Path Name field. Otherwise it contains hex zeros.³
	1642	2028	Absolute Path Name⁵	Char(5002)	The old absolute path name of the object.
	6644	7030	Object File ID	Char(16)	The file ID of the object.
	6660	7046	ASP Name⁸	Char(10)	The name of the ASP device.
	6670	7056	ASP Number⁸	Char(5)	The number of the ASP device.
	6675	7061	Path Name CCSID	Binary(5)	The coded character set identifier for the path name.
	6679	7065	Path Name Country or Region ID	Char(2)	The Country or Region ID for the path name.
	6681	7067	Path Name Language ID	Char(3)	The language ID for the path name.
	6684	7070	Path Name Length	Binary(4)	The length of the path name.
	6686	7072	Path Name Indicator	Char(1)	Path name indicator: Y The Path Name field contains complete absolute path name for the object. N The Path Name field does not contain an absolute path name for the object, instead it contains a relative path name. The Relative Directory File ID field is valid and can be used to form an absolute path name with this relative path name.
	6687	7073	Relative Directory File ID⁴	Char(16)	When the Path Name Indicator field is N, this field contains the file ID of the directory that contains the object identified in the Path Name field. Otherwise it contains hex zeros.³
	6703	7089	Absolute Path Name⁵	Char(5002)	The new absolute path name of the object.
¹ These fields are used only for objects in the "root" (/), QOpenSys, and user-defined file systems. ² An ID that has the left-most bit set and the rest of the bits zero indicates that the ID is NOT set. ³ If the Path Name Indicator field is N, but the Relative Directory File ID is hex zeros, then there was some error in determining the path name information. ⁴ When the path name indicator (offset 6686) is N, this field will contain the relative file ID of the absolute path name at offset 6703. When the path name indicator is Y, this field will contain 16 bytes of hex zeros. ⁵ This is a variable length field. The first 2 bytes contain the length of the path name.
⁶ There is no associated length field for this value. The string is null padded unless it is the full 512 characters long. ⁷ If the old object is in a library, this is the ASP information of the object's library. If the old object is not in a library, this is the ASP information of the object. ⁸ If the new object is in a library, this is the ASP information of the object's library. If the new object is not in a library, this is the ASP information of the object.