Difference between revisions of "Enable Changelog"
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* Go to the Role window; for roles which want to see the log, Preference Level needs to be set to "Client" ???(Bug?) | * Go to the Role window; for roles which want to see the log, Preference Level needs to be set to "Client" ???(Bug?) | ||
* For each Role, add Process Access for the three change log processes. | * For each Role, add Process Access for the three change log processes. | ||
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* It seems to be enough to enable "maintain change log" in the Role window. You also need to enable "maintain change log" on each table you want to audit. | * It seems to be enough to enable "maintain change log" in the Role window. You also need to enable "maintain change log" on each table you want to audit. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:34, 4 January 2011
- Log in as System administrator,
- Go to window: Report & Process, find AD_ChangeLog_%, there are three of them,
- Change "Data access level" from "System Only" to "System + Client"
- Table and Column, find table where you want to track the changes, check "Maintain Change log"
- log into your normal client as Admin
- Go to the Role window; for roles which want to see the log, Preference Level needs to be set to "Client" ???(Bug?)
- For each Role, add Process Access for the three change log processes.
- It seems to be enough to enable "maintain change log" in the Role window. You also need to enable "maintain change log" on each table you want to audit.
tag: Change log, Logging changes on client tables,
