The first query is only valid if you’ve disallowed users from On-Demand Posting journals (the “Journal Post” option in the drop-down box on the JE Lines screen). If you disable this process, users have to utilize the batch journal post process. Here is the SQL:

SELECT A.OPRID, B.BUSINESS_UNIT, B.JOURNAL_ID, B.JOURNAL_DATE, B.DESCR
	FROM PS_JRNL_POST_REQ A, PS_JRNL_HEADER B
	WHERE A.OPRID = B.OPRID
		AND B.BUSINESS_UNIT = A.BUSINESS_UNIT;

The second query is valid if you haven’t restricted On-Demand Posting of journal entries. It’s a bit tricky, so stay with me:

SELECT A.BUSINESS_UNIT, A.JOURNAL_ID, A.JOURNAL_DATE, A.DESCR, A.OPRID,
	A.POSTED_DATE, A.PROCESS_INSTANCE, B.JOBID, B.PROGRAM_NAME,
	C.MESSAGE_PARM
  FROM PS_JRNL_HEADER A, PS_MESSAGE_LOG B, PS_MESSAGE_LOGPARM C
  WHERE B.PROCESS_INSTANCE = A.PROCESS_INSTANCE
    AND B.PROCESS_INSTANCE = C.PROCESS_INSTANCE
    AND B.MESSAGE_SEQ = C.MESSAGE_SEQ
    AND C.MESSAGE_SEQ = 2
    AND C.PARM_SEQ = 2
    AND A.OPRID = C.MESSAGE_PARM
    AND B.PROGRAM_NAME LIKE 'GLPP%'
  ORDER BY A.BUSINESS_UNIT, A.JOURNAL_ID, A.JOURNAL_DATE;

I’ve heard that PeopleSoft 9.1 provides this ability as delivered, but haven’t seen it yet. I’ll update this post once I verify the feature is available. Happy querying!