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Re: How can I determine "hit rate" for a set of files in libraries

Dave--

I believe DSPOBJD can show you the date of last change, date of last use, and number of 'touches' to each object on the system. You can reset the base date for the 'touches' count (ie it's actually the 'number of touches since the base date').

This won't give you I-U-D info, but the number of touches may be enough for your purposes.

--Paul E Musselman
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At 3:47 PM -0700 11/20/07, Dave Odom wrote:
Gang,

I need a way to tell the volume of activity (Inserts, Updates, Deletes), over time, on all files in certain libraries? Short of going against the journals, is there another way to capture and group the "hit rate" for files grouped by HIGHEST, MEDIUM and LOW or at least a way to show file "Hit rate" and I'll group.

Thanks in advance,

Dave Odom
Arizona

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