.th LASTCOM VIII 5/31/77 .sh NAME lastcom \*- search shell accounting records .sh SYNOPSIS .bd /etc/lastcom + .s3 .bd /etc/lastcom [ + ] ttylist .s3 .bd /etc/lastcom [ + ] \-logname .sh DESCRIPTION Starting with the most recent entry, .it lastcom searches back through the shell accounting records for usage matching its arguments. Only the most recent 1000 entries are scanned. .s3 The ``+'' option alone causes all 1000 entries to be printed. .s3 The .it ttylist causes .it lastcom to print the latest entry for each tty (letter or number) specified. With the ``+'' option, all entries for each tty are listed. .s3 The .it \*-logname option causes the latest command executed by the user to be printed. Again, the ``+'' means .it all commands. The .it logname may be entered as an expression as specified in .it glob(VIII). .s3 Examples: .nf .s3 /etc/lastcom 012345678 lists the last command completed by each of the ttys 0\*-8. .s3 /etc/lastcom + "\*-???" lists all commands executed by users with 3 character login names. .fi .sh FILES /etc/sha .sh "SEE ALSO" sh(I), sha(V), glob(VIII)