| # Audit configuration management introduction You use LN audit features to fully or partially log changes that users make to the LN database tables when they use LN sessions. You can view or print the history of modifications. You can also use the history modifications to update external databases by using the LN Exchange package or by using the Business Object Layer (BOL/BOR) functionality The audit functionality is centered on the concept of audit profiles. You define which tables and fields are audited and when, in the context of an audit profile. To bundle profiles in the same functional area, you can relate the profiles to audit categories. You can export and import audit profiles with various options to enable a quick configuration. The audit trail is stored in sequence files, which are generated for each combination of company and table. This section provides the following: Audit trail and audit host settings: These settings provide the information that is required to create the audit trails. Audit configuration procedure: This section provides an overview of the steps you must take to configure the audit settings. According to this configuration, the audit trails are created. Audit - Additional functions: This section contains some information about other functions, such as importing and exporting profiles, generating reports, and migrating from an earlier version of Infor Enterprise Server. Audit: To determine the net result of the audit configuration: This section describes how you can determine the net result of the audit configuration when the configuration is converted to run time. Audit - General remarks: This section lists a number of important facts and rules that you must bear in mind. Audit - Specific issues: These sections describes what happens if you convert new audit settings to run time while not all users have left their bshell. |