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02-21-2017 11:58 AM
Any way to get a history on what Background Scrips were ran and by whom? We need this for audit reasons.
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02-21-2017 12:04 PM
I'm not aware of anywhere in the system where it's stored in "one easy place" to look at.
But consider this - every time a background script is run, it creates a Log entry on System Logs > All with a source of "ScriptBackgroundCheck". So that's something that you could look into a bit further. You can't report directly on this table [syslog] but maybe there could be another customization that you could perform every time a background script is run.
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02-21-2017 12:04 PM
I'm not aware of anywhere in the system where it's stored in "one easy place" to look at.
But consider this - every time a background script is run, it creates a Log entry on System Logs > All with a source of "ScriptBackgroundCheck". So that's something that you could look into a bit further. You can't report directly on this table [syslog] but maybe there could be another customization that you could perform every time a background script is run.

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02-21-2017 12:10 PM
System Logs > All with a source of "ScriptBackgroundCheck"
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02-21-2017 12:28 PM
You may also want to capture any scripts where Source = "SND Xplore" if you use James.Neale's excellent Xplore: Developer Toolkit on Share.

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02-21-2017 12:34 PM
Jim, I don't use it (never heard of it actually) but I'll definitely give it a look-over. Thanks!