Running the DDDAUDIT.SQR process is something every PeopleSoft administrator should do on a regular basis, because it detects flaws between objects in the database and the corresponding definitions in the PeopleSoft data dictionary.
In normal maintenance life however this process doesn’t run that often, so the output can be quite large. Also, when running a DDDAudit […]
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