who changed the file?

[Jodi_Walker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jodi Walker)]

     I'm hoping that there is something I haven't yet thought of, because 
     everything else has been a dead end.  How can I identify who last 
     changed a physical file if that file is not journaled? I'm not 
     concerned with a particular record, but who last touched the file for 
     something other than input. 
     
     On our development box, we had a file containing a good amount of test 
     data in it that had been setup in advance of user testing.  Over the 
     weekend, that data disappeared.  We are attempting to restore that 
     file from a backup, assuming the damage wasn't already done.  
     
     The concern is that no one will admit to touching, either though a 
     cmd, DB utility or program, this file.  (CPYF is used quite frequently 
     when trying to duplicate production errors on the development box.)  
     This is a file that is maintained very infrequently, so there is 
     little chance that the last person who touched it wasn't the person 
     who is 'guilty.' And the guilty must be punished - or at least 
     reminded that they don't work in a vacuum. <g>
     
     tiafah
     jw
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