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Nathan, my thinking on using a journal for this is that would put all file
activity on the same place.
Reads, updates and deletes.
If the question that is being asked is who did anything to this file
having it all in one place makes sense.
log, that would only be taken by someone with security officer privileges.
If the only question to be answered is who read a record and that end
users needed to get at the data then a database makes more sense. I was
also thinking that writing to a journal would be much faster than writing
to a database.
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