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"cat food" (quotation marks) |
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Add lookup functionality to Format Control
Applies to User Roles:
System Administrator
The topics below comprise an example of how to use Database record auditing. The steps in these topics must be followed in order. If you skip a step, Database record auditing may not work.
- Open the audit specifications table.
- Add an audit specifications record.
- Define an audit specifications entry.
- Invoke auditing.
- Set up event triggers.
- Add lookup functionality to Format Control.
- Test audit lookup functionality.
Note: Before using Audit Lookup, be sure that the Audit Specifications include all fields that need auditing.
To add Lookup Functionality, perform the following steps:
- Access the Format Control record associated with the form or file.
- Select the Save Copy.
- Click Additional Options.
- Select Additional Options.
The Additional Options panel opens. - Activate Lookup Functionality by adding the following specifications:
Field Contents Option 1 Desc Audit Lookup Condition true Application audit.lookup Comment Audit Lookup Message Could not call Audit Lookup application. Names file Values $file

Related concepts
Database record auditing
Audit log file
Audit specifications file
Audit processing
Related tasks
Open the audit specifications table
Add an audit specifications record
Define an audit specifications entry
Invoke auditing
Set up event triggers
Add lookup functionality to Format Control
Test audit lookup functionality
Open a Format Control record
Determine if a file has audit processing
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