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Dan, Session info is kept in internal space objects associated with a particular workstation display id. You probably are signed into different or multiple workstations sessions and are getting history for that particular session. Easiest way to get around this is probably to sign on to the session you want, or delete unwanted histories (space objects) by entering STRSQL->F3->2. Option 2 deletes the space object. To learn more about STRSQL exit options and session object search algorithm see: http://www.centerfieldtechnology.com/publications/archive/February%2006.pdf page 5, article STRSQL Conundrum. HTH Elvis Celebrating 10-Years of SQL Performance Excellence -----Original Message----- Subject: SQL interactive session & activity history Anybody know why or how an SQL interactive session could lose its most recent activity history? I did a STRSQL this morning and, instead of seeing last week's activity, I'm seeing activity from 2 or 3 weeks ago at the bottom of the list. This will be a major crapola on my week if I can't recover all the work I did last week. TIA, Dan
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