Peter,

As others have mentioned you can turn on logging event 105 for
file closes put this generates a lot of log files. On a busy system
I have seen as many as 30 logfiles a day created.

A couple of other options are:

- A SYSTEM LEVEL PURGE UDC that can either write out the logon
  information of the user doing the purge, or send a tellop
  that you can later scan the console log for.

- If you have security monitor you can use the command logging feature
  to log the PURGE command. Use logtool type=245 to extract these commands.
  I haven't tried this particular command but do log all NEWACCT/GROUP/USER
  ALTACCT/GROUP/USER and SETCATALOG commands that work great.

Good Luck,

Guy Paul

-----Original Message-----
From: Stoops, Peter [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 07:10
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: MPE: Purged files


Hi all,

Yesterday a part of our job-schedule flushed, the cause was that the
job-file didn't exist. I am sure that on monday the file was still there,
because I've transferred it to my PC for modification. Now my actual
question : is there a way to find out who or what  purged this file?
We are on MPE/iX 5.5 PP5, not using any scheduler software for the moment.
Everything is launched from within other jobs.
I know my chances are very small, but I have to try...
Thanks for your help !

Regards
Peter Stoops
Cheops Technology nv
Web : http://www.cheops.be
France : http://www.cheops.fr

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