Another method would be to run BULDACCT against the account
and see what BULDJOB2 tries to recreate.

(Or the file generated by the ";OUT=" parameter of
VEAudit's COPYUSER command.)

-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan M. Backus [mailto:[log in to unmask]]

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How does one determine (in an easy and straightforward way)

1.the logon UDC file for every user for  an account.
[Jon Backus]> showcatalog ;user="each user of the account"  A quick little
command file could be written to automate this into a single command.

2. the user name for every active UDC file for an account.
[Jon Backus]>  It depends on what you mean.  If you mean, every user in the
account that uses the UDC, you can check the UDC level, i.e., User, Account,
or System.  If you mean, every user that is accessing the UDC file at a
given moment, then "listfile 'UDC filename',access".

Dovid Samber
Steel Warehouse - MIS Mgr

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