How to find the output file used with @something.com/out=file

[Wim Van den Wyngaert]

Still have to get my first malicious user. Malicious (HP) programs yes, but not users.

Wim

[Jeff Bath]

I was using this more for troubleshooting than auditing. We have cases where a user (developer or DBA) will say I ran x procedure but its not working. If I have a log of everything they did its much easier for me to troubleshoot. Its not really a big deal I was just hoping there was an easy to do this. I log everything else but I can't capture the /output qualifier.

I could probably look at SYS$OUTPUT and if its a disk device then I can assume that the user used the /output qualifier but I won't know the filename.

[Jon Pinkley]

Jeff Bath>>>"I was using this more for troubleshooting than auditing." ... "I log everything else but I can't capture the /output qualifier."

I am curious why you are opposed to using a program to get this info.

Other than an image rundown, and the creation of some DCL symbols, I am not aware of any side effects of running PPF.

You have all the tools needed to get the info if you want it.

Jon