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==== When was open a table?   (OpenInsight Specific) ====
=== At 16 NOV 2000 01:55:22PM Luis Ballinas wrote: ===
 
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How can I know when was de last date (or time) that a table was open?

If somebody know, pleace help me!


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=== At 16 NOV 2000 05:05PM WinWin/Revelation Support wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>if you know the dos file number then from a DOS prompt you can use DIR /TA to see the last time a file was accessed.  May not be reliable.  Probably gets changed by your nightly backup, definitely changed by right clicking on the file to view its properties.



DIR /TW will show last time it was written to.



type DIR /? to see command line options.



Hope this helps.



Bob

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=== At 17 NOV 2000 03:50AM Simon Wilmot wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>If you want to monitor it, then the best way would be to create an MFS. You can then monitor opens, reads, writes etc.



Simon

Rebus

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=== At 20 NOV 2000 05:48AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>If your server OS does not have a last accessed date, which may or may not be accurate with a simple open without any other I/O, then you'll have to write your own open routine to store the information in a file.



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