Re: Save Changed Objects Counter?

Assuming that you are interested in database files, there is information
that can be gleaned from DSPFD, but that's activity since the last IPL.
DSPOBJD will give you the date last used, but there's no indication if it
was for read only or otherwise.  I know that DSPOBJD goes to the output
file, and presumably comparable support is there for DSPFD.

Al

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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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