I have recently been seeing a number of AP-C .txt files in our DBAMFG folder. They appear to be audit files. Here is an example of what the files contain:
 
Start H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:55 P
Program Line  3016 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:55 P
Program Line  3042 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:56 P
Program Line  3044 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:56 P
Program Line  4517 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:56 P
Program Line  4535 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:56 P
Program Line  4537 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3046 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3051 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3250 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3369 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3476 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3478 , 18.28 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3604 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3608 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3611 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3616 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3619 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3626 , INV1 2172 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3627 , INV2 55958 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3628 , $$$$       768.28 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3629 , 750.00 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3630 , 18.28 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3631 , 0.00 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3644 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3654 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3664 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3668 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3699 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3701 , -768.28 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3716 , 768.28 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3718 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3730 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  3982 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  4016 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  4020 , 750.00 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  4143 , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:57 P
Program Line  4161 , Invoice # 2172 for $768.28 was posted to AP aging. , H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:58 P
Stop apcaud, H:\T7APC.RWN, 01:17:58 P
 
Can I assume apcaud is an AP-C audit routine that runs?  These may have been there all along, but as part of the cleanup from the last upgrade I am looking more closely at what they are.  
 
Why are they being created and can they be directed to a specific folder rather than the root of DBAMFG?
 
Kind regards,
 
Val

Ok, I just looked a the dates and they are right now a week or less old. So scratch that off the list of What/Why  
 
Thanks, Lynn!
 
Val