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At 09:07 PM 10/13/03, murali dhar wrote:


Iam suprised to knoe one account "TG699GIVEO47.WEY0000003L 200312 F" was deleted from one of biggest Transaction File TRNF1 Iam using ...
is there any way/mechanism I can find out who deleted it among the users?can did anyone face this type of problem earlier ,please suggest me!
Thanks,


Murali.

Not unless there is a delete trigger that writes to a log, or a journal on the file. Check the file description with DSPFD and see if there are any triggers or journals. If there are triggers, examine their code to see if they save copies of deleted records into another table. In such cases, I generally keep track of which user deleted the record. In the case of a journal, any kind of add, change or delete will generally be listed along with the userid.


It could be that the program that allowed the delete might write to some kind of log file. You might check the code of the program you suspect was used to delete the record.

If you are concerned about such happenings in the future, add a trigger or journal of your own if your circumstances permit.

Regards,
Rich




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