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  3. April 2003

Re: Query exit point

Hi Jim

Sorry - I wasn't as clear as I might have been. What happens if you audit the file being queried... does it show who access it and how ?

I'm guessing the audit items you are seeing are the commands as opposed to operations on the objects ? What operations did you tell the audit journal to collect for the object ? Are you also auditing user profiles to check what commands they enter ?

Regards
Evan Harris


> What happens if you audit the objects themselves ?
I did chgobjaud *all on a query object "CUST".
Did runqry "cust" from command line - shows in audit journal.
Did wrkqry and then option "2" to change query "cust" - no audit jornal
Did F5 to execute query within option "2" - no audit journal
Back to wrkqry and option "9" to run interactively query "cust" - no audit
journal
Did wrkqry option "8" to submit query "cust" - shows submitted job in audit
journal.

It seems that some do and some don't.
jim


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