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Date: | Fri, 25 Aug 1995 13:26:11 EDT |
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Paul wrote:
> Is there a way to determine when and who suspended/resumed a job?. It sure
> would have been nice if time and user stamps were added in the $stdlist.
1) That detail is in the system logs file if you have logging of console
messages turned on. Logging console messages also logs console commands
(even those entered by folks not on the console but who have been ALLOWed
ceratin commands). See CSL contrib LOGADJ for a simple to to enable that
logging without rebooting your system.
2) Check CSL contrib CMSG, which keeps a rolling extract of console
messages. When CMSG encounters the execution of an operator command
it logs who issued it (here's a snip from CMSG from my development
system):
13:20/#J422/242/FROM/MANAGER.SYS/CPU overload for this system
13:20/#J508/423/LOGON FOR: "PIPDAILY,MGR.SERVICE,DBPI" ON LDEV #19.
13:20/#J507/533/LOGOFF ON LDEV #19.
[INPUT: PIPDAILY,MGR.SERVICE] LOG PIPSLOG,STOP
[INPUT: PIPDAILY,MGR.SERVICE] LOG PIPSLOG,START
13:21/69/NONEXISTENT PERMANENT FILE (FSERR 52)
13:21/69/Can't open User Logging file PIPS1005.LOGFILES.WARDS
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