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The iSeries has something called a Journal which can be used to track
changes to files. The journal can record all changes to all files that you
point to it. This may be a bit much for you, however. Are you looking to
do some audit trail type functions, or do you need to perform some other
action based on a change?
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Dear All,
I'm searching the way to write a program which is track changes of the
V4R5M0 AS400/DB2 tables ,
such as INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and write these entries to a list (table).
I think the database monitoring is a resource intensive solution and we
don't want to create triggers for each
effected tables. ;) It's possible to write a "service" which do the work?
Thanks,
Csaba Kabai
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