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Mike
Either use journaling on the 2 files, or put triggers on them. Journaling
gives you a log of changes that you can retrieve and examine. Triggers,
besides everything else you can do with them, could build a log the way you
want - like write out a record with the time and the pertinent info - like
who did it, the data you're interested in, etc. That's all in the journal
(up to a point where the data is concerned) but is a little harder to
retrieve - only a little. ;-) The triggers can be called either before
or after changes.
There's a Redbook call Advanced Database Functions, SG24-4249-02. Chapter 5
is 72 pages on triggers. It's from October 2000 - there's a later one,
SG24-4249-03, with a similar title but it does not have the chapter on
triggers. If you can't find the first one, let me know offlist and I'll
send you a copy attached. It's a little less than 5GB.
HTH
Vern
At 08:11 PM 7/22/2004, you wrote:
HI I have a discrepancy w/ in an inventory item, because someone is able
to move it to another season. I would like to put on a watcher to the two
files and see when they get changed. Is this done by useing the system
auditing, if so, is it a one command thing to do, or more invovled?
Thanks for everything,
Mike
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