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Probably good old DSPOBJD *ALLUSR/*ALL *ALL to outfile and find the column that indicates an object's been changed. There's no counter kept otherwise that I know of.

At 11:32 AM 10/11/2004, you wrote:


HI Is there a way to know in a given period, a day say, how many objects had changed to them? We want to get a ball park idea for changing how we backup. Instead of actually running the command on the weekend or something. I was hoping there is a way to determine.

THanks, Mike



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