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‎02-17-2023 08:59 PM - edited ‎02-17-2023 09:01 PM
How do you enable an audit trail of changes to the Manager field for records in the sys_user table?
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‎02-19-2023 05:40 AM
Hello @dho
The sys_user table is not audited by default.
You need to perform the below steps to audit the manager field.
- Go to sys_user.list
- Right click on the list header and click on configure dictionary
- You would find a list entry with type=collection.
- On this, you need to set the audit field to true.
- Now go back to sys_user.list
- Right click on the list header, and from the context menu, select History > Calender or List.
You will be able to see the audit trail now.
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‎02-19-2023 05:40 AM
Hello @dho
The sys_user table is not audited by default.
You need to perform the below steps to audit the manager field.
- Go to sys_user.list
- Right click on the list header and click on configure dictionary
- You would find a list entry with type=collection.
- On this, you need to set the audit field to true.
- Now go back to sys_user.list
- Right click on the list header, and from the context menu, select History > Calender or List.
You will be able to see the audit trail now.
