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Subject: Re: BPCS Users
From: Al Mac <macwheel99@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 14:35:10 -0500
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Inventory transactions have who keyed them in, so you can see how far backthat goes. Sometimes we print OS/400 reference data ... the security fileshave some clues like when their password was last changed, which for somepeople would be when their sign-on was first created. Some companies dotheir own payroll, and have some kind of record on when someone was hired,but we also have non-employees, like contractors, who have access to oursystems.

Hi All,



Is there a way of finding when a BPCS user was created? Can that be
determined on the iSeries?



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Isaac A. Antwi

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