When journaling a database that resides on a raw partition, note the following restrictions:
When turning journaling on, you must specify the journal file name. Ordinarily, if you do not specify the journal file name, it will default to the database-name.mjl. It is not an optional qualifier in this case because the raw partition disk name is not a valid journal file name.
Example:
% mupip set -region
-journal=enable,on,before,file=journal1.mjl DEFAULT
% mupip set -region
-journal=enable,on,before,file=journal1.mjl DEFAULT
This command creates a journal file named journal1.mjl and turns journaling on for region DEFAULT.
Whenever you use any MUPIP SET command to change journaling parameters when using raw partitions, you must use the -REGION qualifier and specify the region.