Re[2]: Determining frequency of use of Quick screens

[Chris.Sharman@ccagroup.co.uk]

>>The VMS solution would be to use security auditing to log all file accesses on 
>>those files:
>>     
>>$ set file/acl=(audit=security,access=read+success) *.qkc
>>$ set file/acl=(audit=security,opt=default,access=read+success) mypowerhouse.dir
>>     
>>These will be written into the audit log, which you can analyse with $ anal/aud

>I understand the function of the set file command on the *.qkc but why do you 
>need the set file for the directory?  And is the directory the directory 
>containing the QKC files or the directory containing Powerhouse files?

The opt=default on the directory means that this ACE is not effective on the
directory itself, but is automatically applied to any new files created there.
It should be the directory containing the .qkc files.

>I would look it up but do not have VMS manuals readily available and help does 
>not have information on set file/acl.

No, help wouldn't. I should have told you to use $ SET ACL..., since Digital
has decreed $ SET FILE/ACL obsolete. However, it still works, and I still use
it, since I find the new syntax clunky and unmemorable. The other option is
$ EDIT/ACL.
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Chris Sharman			Chris.Sharman@CCAgroup.co.uk
CCA Stationery Ltd, Eastway, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 9WS.
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