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Only if statistics are turned on when the editing was done. Also, many members are updated outside of the editor. There is also no statistic to tell who viewed a menber.

There is no way to guarantee this. . .

What was changed? Odds are this is the problem. . . How is your system connected (a wire or via wireless)? Whichever it is, try the other. If you open a command window and enter a PING command to some known ip address, what happens? Does the system have a dial-up modem? What happens if you...

I was asked to do an audit on a DB2 installation" Which release of db2 on which platform are you auditing?

Yup, surely the thing to do. . .<g> But - what to do when ya mis-proof? Also, do you know how to change your "personal info" - the "My Info" and "Personal Profile" links do not have all of the fields i used to register. . .? I've sent a couple of notes to "them", but have received no response...

Will someone please correct this line in my previous post? "Some things to consider after dong this a few time. . " should be: Some things to consider after doing this a few times. . Thanks ps. is there a way for one to edit one's own posts?

We have acquired a company thats using Mainframe COBOL."Some things to consider after dong this a few time. . . How large is the mainframe application inventory? How much non-sql database is used in the mainframe inventory? How much of the mainframe work is done by proprietary utilities (like...

Hi There, IIRC - The intrinsic FUNCTION CURRENT-DATE in Enterprise COBOL can give you resolution up to 100th of a second. How is one more digit of precision needed for this requirement? If you really, really must, suggest you consider an assembler STCK (or STCKE if you want to cover the STCK...

NUMVAL and NUMVAL-C work well and can save some rather tedious coding but only when the data is known to be valid. Data entered from some user is not going to be valid all of the time and invalid entries can cause abends at runtime. If you want to try NUMVAL/-C, suggest you do some...

No - for multiple reasons. The fields are not the same length. PIC X and comp-3 fields should not redefine each other. Once the data is entered by the user, the code must validate the data for proper length and content.

I have done a little more looking around on the IBM web site and I think you are correct that you can't use the SORT command to sort a working storage table (which is what I need to do). It's only for sorting files." Quite incorrect. . . . The internal sort in cobol can sort anything precicely...