Re: Download audit

[John Earl <johnearl@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary,

Exit points will track file download information.  I'd like to say that they are
the only way to get this information, but I'll bet one (or more) of the
enterprizing people on this list can come up with some other way. :)

If you're going to build your own you'll want to cover the DDM, File Server, FTP
(and possibly TFTP), SQL Server, Remote SQL Server, and the original File
Transfer server.


HTH,

jte

Gary Munroe wrote:

> We have users who regularly download files via the download function
> of Client Access (V3R2).  I would like to know if there is an audit
> anywhere that captures what is being downloaded (ie. the select
> statements on the download request as well as which files) and by
> whom.  If there is nothing in the OS, what could I do (ie. exit
> points?, something attached to QUSER which services the requests?) to
> capture this information to a file?  This is currently just a "look
> 'n' see" project right now so I'm not looking for any purchased
> packages.
>
> Thanks.
>
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