Track users activity on on the switch

HI team ,
Thanks in advance....
Is there any show commands available for find which user execute which command in cisco switch.in the show logg I can see only which user logged in to the switch at what time but cant able to find what thy done after that.The switch configured AAA and added in to ACS but ACS is managins by another team. Please provide the commands for IOS and Nexus...

WIth Nexus 7k/5k, you can use the show accounting log. For IOS i think you need to get ACS access to get accounting info.

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