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Albert,

Interesting problem.  Many of the characteristics which define your DLO
objects are contained in database files in QUSRSYS (warning, this is the
way it used to be many years ago, the location of the files may have
changed).

You could try locating and journaling these files (somehow QDIAxxxxxx
comes to mind) to get some additional information.  I don't know of a
way to journal changes to DLO's directly.

Is it possible that you have a PC on your network with a drive mapped to
a folder?  If this PC had some scheduled task running against the
documents, you might get such unpredictable results.

Who knows what would happen if a Windows PC tried to defragment a
virtual drive on an AS/400 folder?  <grin>

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> admin@midrange.com] On Behalf Of York, Albert
> Subject: Finding which program changed a DLO
>
> Is there a way to find out which program last changed an object?
>
> Some process is changing the DLOs on my system every night and I can't
> find
> out what it is. When I look at the last change date for the DLO object
> it
> always shows sometime last night or early this morning. It is also
> changing
> all of my RFTAS400 documents to RFTDCA. If I change them,  the next
day
> they
> are changed back again.
>
> I can't find any job that starts around the time they are getting
> changed.
> Is there a way to log changes to the DLO?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Albert York



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