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glide.ui.record.level.history System Property

James Michaels1
Giga Expert

This system property, glide.ui.record.level.history, has a description stating 'Maintain a history of records visited by each user' with a value set to true. I couldn't find anything in the Wiki, Community, or my instance saying where that history is kept. Is that a reference to the regular auditing of changed fields or is this something else?

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I ended up posting this question through HI and got the below response back. I checked sys_user_preference but didn't see anything so it sounds like this is maybe leftover from an old feature.



This is a very old property (last updated in 2006!), so I'm not sure it's even being used anymore. Indeed, I couldn't find anything about it in past incidents or KB articles, and it is not even listed in the Available System Properties wiki!



That said, I was able to find a reference in the system that this information should be in the 'sys_user_preference' table. Even so, it doesn't look like the information is stored in there more than a month (at most) due to the amount of disk space this would take up.


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Plissken
Tera Expert

Hello James, did you manage to find out where these historic logs are kept? I've just noticed that setting myself.



Cheers


I haven't found it yet, unfortunately.


I ended up posting this question through HI and got the below response back. I checked sys_user_preference but didn't see anything so it sounds like this is maybe leftover from an old feature.



This is a very old property (last updated in 2006!), so I'm not sure it's even being used anymore. Indeed, I couldn't find anything about it in past incidents or KB articles, and it is not even listed in the Available System Properties wiki!



That said, I was able to find a reference in the system that this information should be in the 'sys_user_preference' table. Even so, it doesn't look like the information is stored in there more than a month (at most) due to the amount of disk space this would take up.