Aij_Options=journal-opts
    Noaij_Options

    Specifies how RMU Restore is to handle after-image journaling and
    .aij file creation, using the following rules:

    o  If you specify the Aij_Options qualifier and provide a
       journal-opts file, RMU Restore creates the .aij file or files
       you specify for the restored database. If only one .aij file
       is created for the restored database, it will be an extensible
       .aij file. If two or more .aij files are created for the
       restored database, they will be fixed-size .aij files (as long
       as at least two .aij files are always available). Depending on
       what is specified in the options file, after-image journaling
       can either be disabled or enabled.

    o  If you specify the Aij_Options qualifier, but do not provide
       a journal-opts file, RMU Restore disables journaling and does
       not create any new .aij files.

    o  If you specify the Noaij_Options qualifier, RMU Restore
       reuses the original .aij file configuration and recovers the
       journaling state (enabled or disabled) from the backed-up .aij
       file.

    o  If you do not specify an After_Journal, Noafter_Journal, Aij_
       Options, or Noaij_Options qualifier, RMU Restore recovers the
       journaling state (enabled or disabled) and tries to reuse the
       .aij file or files. (This is the same as specifying the Noaij_
       Options qualifier.)

       See the Description help entry under this command for details
       on when automatic .aij file recovery is not attempted.

    The Aij_Options qualifier conflicts with the Area and Incremental
    qualifiers; you cannot specify the Aij_Options qualifier and
    either of these two other qualifiers in the same RMU Restore
    command line.

    If the original database is lost or corrupted but the journal
    files are unaffected, you would typically restore the database
    without the use of either the Aij_Options or the After_Journal
    qualifier.

    See Show After_Journal for information on the format of a
    journal-opts-file.