SET NOJOURNALING ALL

  Disables buffer-change journaling for all your text buffers. (No effect on
  keystroke journaling, if it is enabled.)

  Usage notes:

  o  By default, EVE creates a journal file for each text buffer you create.
     You can disable buffer-change journaling if you want to rely on
     keystroke journaling (enabled if you invoke EVE with the /JOURNAL=
     qualifier and specify a journal file). Disabling buffer-change
     journaling may improve performance somewhat, depending on the type of
     edits you make but risks losing your text if there is a system failure.

  o  To disable journaling for a particular buffer, use SET NOJOURNALING and
     specify the buffer name. For example, the following command disables
     journaling for a buffer named TEST DATA:

        Command: SET NOJOURNALING test data

  o  To disable buffer-change journaling for all your buffers in future
     editing sessions---that is, if you prefer keystroke journaling only---
     put SET NOJOURNALING ALL in an initialization file (typically named
     EVE$INIT.EVE). However, in general, you should use buffer-change
     journaling.

  o  SET NOJOURNALING ALL stops EVE from creating new journal files, but
     does not delete existing journal files. Journal files contain
     information about the text you edit. If you edit confidential data, you
     should delete un-needed journal files as follows:

        $ DELETE TPU$JOURNAL:*.TPU$JOURNAL;*

  Related topics:

     Journal Files     SET JOURNALING ALL     SET NOJOURNALING