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Wow thanks Rob, pfew! I got the answer before I had received my message!


Title: RE: field auditing

I thought of a trigger too but how can he know which field has been modified, 'Cos as far as I know the trigger will be activated on any changes made to the PF, not only the specified field ( if you could specify it somewhere ).

By the way the command for adding a trigger is

ADDPFTRG

hth

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Title: RE: field auditing

Not with journaling but with a Physical File Trigger you can.  Journaling
will write all changes to the file and you would have to process each entry
and see if the field in question was updated.  If so, you can print a report
or what ever you need to do.



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-----Original Message-----
From: Bart [mailto:Bart.Verweijen@advalvas.be]
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 8:05 AM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: field auditing


Hi all,

Is it possible to make a logfile of changes to a particular field in a PF
(not the whole file - journalling).

Thank you for replying,
Bart
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