Re: Adoptive Authority Monitoring

[John Earl <johnearl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Eric,

Eric Sundell PMI wrote:

> Hey gang, Happy VD!
> We have a PC app that will use adoptive authority to run program and update
> data, this will of course, show that the adoptive user will have made the
> change, (won't it?), what I want is a way of monitoring what changes where
> asked for and by who, a proxy of sorts. I kinda know how to start, but I was
> wondering if anyone else is doing something similar, is there a easy way to
> do it?

You call it "adopted authority", but are you using a program where the USRPRF
parameter is set to *OWNER?  That is what people most commonly refer to adopted
authority.  If the answer to this question is yes, then your application will
already correctly log the user who made the change.  Journal entries, joblogs,
and messages will all identify the job user as the party who made the changes.

If you're using some other method of "adopted authority", then you'll have to
rephrase the question.

jte



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