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Question How do I locate the logged user accesses ? Answer
If an L is being displayed on the user display, stored log data exist. Specify L at the user. L represents that stored data exist but they do not necessarily be from current day if note END is being displayed on the screen.
Option 5 or 2 can be used to call the screen for user data.
Scroll backwards via command key F7 to the 5th page. If the characters are being displayed in white behind the fields in display area Logging of access informations, the radio button can be used to display the log data.
You can specify from user, when the records shall be displayed and the records being displayed can be selected via further fields. If *ALL is being specified instead of the user name, the log records of all users will be displayed.
Display of detailed log records. Option 5 can be used to display a single log record.
Each log entry will be displayed as well as all data provided the length of 512 Bytes will not be exeeded - position cursor to F10, a long SQL record should be displayed.
Display of first 1024 Bytes of the SQL/ODBC string.
Maximum 32 pages with up to 32.512 Bytes are being supported.
F5
can be used for detailed display of further working fields, like e.g.
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