Piotr,
It may be that you are getting a number of errors that exceed the maximum
allowed.(10,000 by default)
Add a -l{some_file_name} to both jlogdup scripts and when jlogdup stops,
look at these log files for a hint.
I suspect you are getting some sort of error on the receiving side caused
by a missing file or permission.
If you have distributed files, that may also be a cause, in which case the
easiest cure is to jchmod -L the distributed file stub name and let the
partitions do all the logging
(A better method anyway, as otherwise each transaction gets logged twice.)
HTH
Robert Uiterwyk
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