Re: Follow up of BPCS Event Logs question

You can have the files journaled for the operations (that you want to
track) on the file i.e. read, write, update, delete.


Regards,

Anupam Sinha




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Thanks Dan,

Is there a way to track the application program that caused the update?

Eg - item number XXX was updated by program INV500 etc at a given time and
date by user Y.
(Unfortunately I don't have a record format or dds for ITH)

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George




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