The SSMAUDIT parameter controls whether changes to SSM resource tables and the directory table are logged to OPSLOG using the trace message OPS7914T. This message includes the SQL operation, the table name, key, and the job name and program name of the address space that issued the SQL command. For SQL updates, the first monitored column name changed and the first 16 characters of the new value are also displayed.
YES - Produce audit messages.
NO - Suppress audit messages.
Anytime
Example: SSMAUDIT
This function deactivates SSM audit message generation for SSM resource and directory table changes.
OPSPRM('SET','SSMAUDIT','NO')
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