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Stu Allen wrote:

>  Is there any way to get at the sql session 
>  transcript that a user gets when they 
>  STRSQL, other than signing on as that user?

Dave Mahadevan and Chuck Pence answered this years ago.  Credit belongs to
them:
             
You can get the list of sessions from:
DMPSYSOBJ ISQLENyouruserid* QRECOVERY 19 EE
             
For multiples you will have multiple "NAME-" in the spooled output
QPSRVDMP..
The "NAME-" is positionally in bytes:
01-06  ::  ISQLEN
07-16  ::  User profile starting the session..
17-26  ::  Workstation device name for session selection
27-30  ::  Session number for that workstation ID <0000 is first>

The actual statements are stored here:
DMPSYSOBJ ISQLSTyouruserid* QRECOVERY 19 EE

Buck Calabro
Aptis; Albany, NY
"We are what we repeatedly do.
 Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." --Aristotle


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