Dump and Load Activities Logs

Many of the dump and load utilities discussed in this chapter have an automatic logging feature that allows the system administrator to view the date, time, user name, type, program and key field information when a user runs one of the utilities or programs.

You can view this information in the IFS in /EnvironmentDirectory/law/system/secadmin.log.

Sample secadmin.log

Fri Oct 27 16:23:16 2005
 UserName:  JSMITH
 Type:
 Program:   dbload
 Key Field: dbload -a crterrmap /sertech/univ/deliv/lapm.err

Fri Oct 27 16:24:22 2005
 UserName:  JSMITH
 Type:
 Program:   ldunvtkns
 Key Field: ldunvtkns /sertech/univ/deliv/univ.tokens

Fri Oct 27 16:25:51 2005
 UserName:  JSMITH
 Type:
 Program:   lduniveng
 Key Field: lduniveng /sertech/univ/deliv/univeng.dmp

Fri Oct 27 16:32:03 2005
 UserName:  BTHOMP
 Type:
 Program:   ldunivlibs
 Key Field: ldunivlibs /sertech/univ/deliv/univlibs.dmp

The following is a partial list of the activities tracked by the secadmin.log file.


`createprodline`	`dmpuniveng`	`ldprodmenus`
`dbdump`	`dmpunivlibs`	`ldtitle`
`dbload`	`dmpunivmenus`	`ldunivlibs`
`dmpappclmphr`	`dmpunvphr`	`ldunivmenus`
`dmpappmsg`	`expsysdb`	`ldunivtkns`
`dmpappphr`	`gendbload`	`ldunvmsg`
`dmpdftxt`	`impexp`	`ldunvphr`
`dmpfldtxt`	`importdb`	`loadrpts`
`dmplang`	`jobdump`	`rngdbdump`
`dmppgftxt`	`jobload`	`secdump`
`dmpprodmenus`	`ldappphr`	`secload`
`dmpscrtxt`	`lddoctxt`	`sysdump`
`dmpsecdict`	`ldlang`	`sysload`
`dmptitle`

In addition, when you create a product line, data area, data ID, system code, or token (form ID), a message is stored in the secadmin.log. These messages are as follows:


Securable Object	Message
Product line, data area/data ID	Security class is granted access to new data area or data ID.
System code	Security class is granted access to new SystemCode.
Token or form ID	Security class is granted access to new Token.