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- Database record auditing
- Invoke auditing
- Invoke auditing from Format Control
- Invoke auditing from the file in Database Manager (Change Management only)
- Start database record auditing
- Test Audit Lookup functionality
- Audit processing
- Determine if a file has audit processing
- Audit log file
- Open the audit log file
- Verify the field name
- Verify the file name
- Add an audit specifications record
- Open the audit specifications table
- Define an audit specifications entry
- Audit specifications file
- Audit specifications file description
- The Subroutines form
The Subroutines form
Consider each field in the Subroutines form in terms of the outcome you are seeking. The following fields are contained in the Subroutines form:
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Add | This field needs to be true, since you want audit data to be written whenever a new record is added. |
Upd | (update) This field needs to be true to allow audit data to be written whenever there is a modification to an existing record. |
Del | (delete) This field is empty, as that would write an audit record whenever a record is deleted. |
Dis | (display) This field is empty. |
Before | This setting on the subroutine call can be set to true or false.
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Application | This field states the application that compares the fields in the old and new data records, and if necessary, adds a record to the Audit Log file. |
Error Message | This field provides the error message, which is displayed if the process cannot be completed as planned. |
Names | This field states which files are handled by the subroutine. Activate the Save Copy option on the Format Control Maintenance form to make this file variable available
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Values | Values in this field correspond to each parameter. These values state to which variables Service Manager passes the data. |
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