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  • January 26, 2023
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  • Jon Card
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I am using Universe 11.3.4 on a RHEL 7 box. I created a trigger on a file and I can create a log every time the file is changed but I can't figure out what program is making the change.  I can see the @TTY, @LOGNAME, and PARASENTENCE DATA but the FILENAME comes back as a blank. I have a Phantom making some of the changes and the PARASENTENCE is giving me the name of the phantom. Is there anyway I can get the Filename of the BP program?

Jon Card
Combined Transport Inc
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    • Marcus Rhodes
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    • January 26, 2023
    I am using Universe 11.3.4 on a RHEL 7 box. I created a trigger on a file and I can create a log every time the file is changed but I can't figure out what program is making the change.  I can see the @TTY, @LOGNAME, and PARASENTENCE DATA but the FILENAME comes back as a blank. I have a Phantom making some of the changes and the PARASENTENCE is giving me the name of the phantom. Is there anyway I can get the Filename of the BP program?

    Jon Card
    Combined Transport Inc
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    Is the program cataloged?
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    • January 27, 2023
    I am using Universe 11.3.4 on a RHEL 7 box. I created a trigger on a file and I can create a log every time the file is changed but I can't figure out what program is making the change.  I can see the @TTY, @LOGNAME, and PARASENTENCE DATA but the FILENAME comes back as a blank. I have a Phantom making some of the changes and the PARASENTENCE is giving me the name of the phantom. Is there anyway I can get the Filename of the BP program?

    Jon Card
    Combined Transport Inc
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    Have you looked at SYSTEM(9001 ) ?  That will show the program stack.


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