Good Morning...........

I want to know in BaaN system is generating any log file???

I have one ID "secure" which is use for administration purpose, this ID can give access to user & remove, DEM creation etc.

Our internal auditor is asking log of ID "secure", how can I get log file of ID "secure"
I checked all but I did not get,

If system is storing information in any table please tell me I'll make customized report


I hope you understood my question,

Waiting your reply

Regards

Ali

Good Morning...........

I want to know in BaaN system is generating any log file???

I have one ID "secure" which is use for administration purpose, this ID can give access to user & remove, DEM creation etc.

Our internal auditor is asking log of ID "secure", how can I get log file of ID "secure"
I checked all but I did not get,

If system is storing information in any table please tell me I'll make customized report


I hope you understood my question,

Waiting your reply

Regards

Ali

Hello,

look at $BSE/log !

Regards

Dear Bernd

Thanks for your response, I tried to see all log files, but there is not as such file where is stored all activity which is done by “secure” ID, there is error log other log is there but what I want its not there,

I want to know, what “secure” ID is given access & remove , these all activity I need date time wise

For example: I login by “secure” ID and given “Item Master” session access to one user for the time and after some time removed, how Auditor know this activity happened what date & time

I hope you understand what I want to know,

Best Regards

Ali

By Default , some tables are under Audit - if table "ttaad231" is under audit in your server DB then you will get the History .

if no , then put it under audit for future log.

I think what you're looking for is user history. You can turn that on for a specific user. (Sorry, I don't have the session right in front of me, but it's around Maintain User Data.) It also depends on your Baan version.

Then it will create a file called $BSE/lib/TIME.HIS which logs every session/object the user touches.

once you've turned it on, you can parse the TIME.HIS logfile using my little perl program:
http://www.davidmkerr.com/?page_id=81


Dave

Great..............

Dear Sushil


Thanks for your response, it’s a good suggestion, its working

Once again thanks

Regards


Ali