Re: search : tool to convert journal entries REPOST

CHAPDELAINE Rémi wrote:
> 
> I'm searching a tool :
> 
> giving a file of name of changed fields, values, user, date and time
>     from journaling entries (Before and after) for a PFile
> because all these datas are in the journal entry but the record is not
> structured
> 
> The aim is to keep only pertinent information (I'm not interested of
> all the record, but only the changed field) so I can keep more history
> of my files changes (security !!)
> 
> I assume some of you might have done this small tool, thank you in
> advance for sharing it with me !!
> 
> I'm not on the mailing list (too many trafic), so please answers directly to
> chapdela@univ-rennes1.fr
> Rémi CHAPDELAINE - Responsable Informatique - 
>(AS400-PC-Mac-Sun-Novell-Ethernet)
> Centre Eugène Marquis (Regional center against cancer - non profit Health
> association)
> BP6279 - 35062 RENNES CEDEX - FRANCE - fax : (33)(0)2 9925 3230
You might try DBU by ProData Computer systems. Although most know this
product as a powerful file editor, it can also display the fields in
Journal Entries by simply executing one command. I am not positive, but
I think you can specify which fields, and output to a database. 
Their url is http://as400.prodatacomputer.com/dbu.htm
I am not affiliated in any way with ProData, just a satisfied user. 

-- 
Bob Larkin
Larkin Computer Consulting
blarkin@wt.net
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