So, I would surmise this means you don't have file close configured. In
that event, unless it happened on the console (type 115) you are probably
out luck. I guess you better use plan B, "I dunno". ;-)
Regards,
Reid E. Baxter
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From my understanding. Turning on this log can create some overhead on
busy systems.
Regards
Reginald Monroe
Systems Engineering
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Bill makes a good point and the way to determine this is :sysgen >log
>show. I, myself being paranoid DO have it turned on. I'd rather deal
>with
more log files than tell a Director, "I dunno". ;-)
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That's assuming that Reggie has file closes being logged, which is
unlikely. It makes for huge log files.
Bill
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Yes, there is. Consult your system log files specifically looking for
file closes for that specific file (types 105,205,305, 160) around the
time/date you think the file went missing.
HTH
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I recently discovered a file missing. Is there a way to figure out who
or what purged a file and will there be much overhead?
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Reginald Monroe
Systems Engineering
Mercury Insurance - Information Technology
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