Log for switch on /off BIA

Experts,
I guess, there is no log maintained for BIA upon the switch on / off .
Can any one help me.
Rgds,
Sin

Hello Sin,
there's a sapstart.log file on each blade.
Regards,
Marc
SAP NetWeaver RIG

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Dear apple
Subject- Request for switch off protection in coming new iphone.
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IMEI no
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Sivsagar
Assam
India
<Edited by Host>

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