Hello Mark,
Run the command DmpSysObj Obj(<user profile>) Context(QSYS) Type(0E) SubType(C4) – and have a look at the resulting dump. To locate the DFU default values scan for the string DFUIUP. Many user profile associated default values, including for example PDM default values, are stored in this internal profile index, and are accessible using MI builtins _RSLVSP2 and _FNDINXEN.
I have put a small sample together retrieving the DFU audit report default value, based on an old example written by Gene Gaunt – let me know if you want a copy.
Cheers,
Carsten
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Subject: Re: How to suppress the QPDZDTALOG spool (DFU)
Hi Dan, That worked, thank you! Not very intuitive at all. I'd love to know where that flag is stored. -mark On 11/14/2024 5: 00 PM, Dan Bale wrote: > Hey Mark, > > Found this old Scott Klement quote on Code400. com: > >> If
Hi Dan,
That worked, thank you! Not very intuitive at all.
I'd love to know where that flag is stored.
-mark
On 11/14/2024 5:00 PM, Dan Bale wrote:
Hey Mark,
Found this old Scott Klement quote on Code400.com:
If you create a DFU with "Audit=N', it turns off the audit logs -- not just for that DFU, but from that point on, you won't get an audit log for UPDDTA, either.
To turn them back on, create a new DFU with Audit=Y (it can be a "dummy" DFU that you never use, if you wish.)
Not very intuitive, is it?
I tested this creating a DFU program in QTEMP via STRDFU and it worked for me. I don't know if this change works per profile or it affects every profile; I imagine the former.
- Dan
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Subject: How to suppress the QPDZDTALOG spool (DFU)
How would I suppress the QPDZDTALOG spool generated by UPDDTA? I have two profiles on the same system, one generates a spool and the other doesn't. It's not deleted or put on hold. It's just not generated. I can't seem to find a solution via Google.
-mark
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