I suppose you can parse the server log for some info, but you'll have to have set the right reporting level to get anything of value.
I don't know what tools the admin gets with R7, but in the database properties you have an activity summary - limited in space. You'll get to read who recently accessed the db in itself, and get an idea of what volume of info the person accessed, but that will be about it. This info is in the Info tab of the DB Properties, under User Detail.
If you want anything more precise than that, you're going to have to create the functionality in the design of the database.
If you can open the design, you can create code in the QueryOpen events of the views and forms you wish to track, code that can register who is accessing what view and what document. You can even keep the activity log in a separate database.
But you need design access, and the ability to code. Here at Tek-Tips, there are a number of people that can help you with the coding, but the Designer client and access you'll have to manage on your side if you don't have it.
Pascal.
I've got nothing to hide, and I'd very much like to keep that away from prying eyes.
