Hi,
You can use DBQL objects (dbc.qrylogobjects) for that purpose. At least tables and columns are there.
Another option is to use "accesscount" and "lastaccesstimestamp" fields in dbc views (dbc.tables, dbc.indices, etc.). There is a DBS Control to turn these fields on. But those "accesscount" numbers are always increasing only, not for period of time. So if you want the numbers for a time period, you should take snapshots of data and compare them to get the "delta"s.
Hi,
You can use DBQL objects (dbc.qrylogobjects) for that purpose. At least tables and columns are there.
Another option is to use "accesscount" and "lastaccesstimestamp" fields in dbc views (dbc.tables, dbc.indices, etc.). There is a DBS Control to turn these fields on. But those "accesscount" numbers are always increasing only, not for period of time. So if you want the numbers for a time period, you should take snapshots of data and compare them to get the "delta"s.