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Guru: Getting Meaningful Audit Information from a Journal
Journaling is an invaluable tool that is used for data recovery, data replication, commitment control and, of course, auditing. But getting at the audit information in an easy-to-use manner can be cumbersome. In this article I want to introduce you to a stored procedure that will create an audit table for any table/physical file and a corresponding view that can be used for easy auditing of changes.
For example, if I am auditing the EMPLOYEE table (I will be using the EMPLOYEE table in the standard Db2 Sample Database) for a change to the SALARY column, I would use the …
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006 The VIP at VIP Brian Garland
006 on the show today we have my good friend Brian Garland from Vermont Information Processing (VIP). Brian has been a part of the IBM community since 1985 when he took a part-time job working on the System 34. Brian is an Application Engineer, a lifelong resident of Vermont, loves reading science fiction, hiking and is a HUGE Star Trek fan. Brian’s contact informationEmail: [email protected] Blog/personal site: https://briangarland.devGithub page: https://github.com/briangarlandStar Track: https://www.startrektour.com/VIP WebsiteOne incredible Th(i)ng! Products, gadgets, recipes, music or things we are loving right now. Tony’s picks for this week: American comic book writer, artist and podcaster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donny_Cates Peg’s pick for the week: Coffee – every which way! Brian’s pick for the week: This was tough. I guess I’d have to say sourdough starter. I know a lot of people got into bread-making during the pandemic. I didn’t start until just a few months ago. The starter and some equipment were a Valentine’s Day gift from my wife. I’ve made bread, pancakes, dinner rolls, and biscuits. It’s a great compliment to the technical side of my life. There are recipes to follow but you don’t have to be exact. It’s peaceful just mixing ingredients and kneading dough.https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/Upcoming Events:COMMON iNISIGHT 2021 July 27-29 is an online learning opportunity with over 70 presentations. And the best part – it is FREE to all COMMON members! POWERUp21 October 4-7 in Virginia Beach, VA. This event is LIVE onsite and simulcast over the web. Don’t forget to pack your swimsuit! This episode is sponsored by… COMMON https://www.common.org/home Midrange Dynamics Change Management Software – Built for IBM i modernization! https://www.midrangedynamics.com/ Interested in sharing your IBM i story? Want to sponsor the podcast? We want to hear from you! Reach out to Peg at [email protected]
