There are several views available in the Database Audit Log to help you find the information you need. The Database Audit Log starts with the Default View by default
To access the various views in the Audit Log:
1. From the Database Audit Log screen, select the View menu:
Notice that the currently selected view is also shown in the title of the Audit Log screen. In this case [Default View]
2. Select the desired view:
- Filter with tree topic - This view only shows the audit log for the selected Topic. You can select another topic and the audit log will automatically update.
- Default View - Shows the complete audit log of the database.
-Custom View... - Allows you to configure which information is shown as detailed below.
Filter with tree topic:
With the Database Audit Log screen open and the Filter with tree topic view selected, you can click the various topics in the database and the Audit Log will switch to the audit log for the selected topic.
Default View:
The default view of the audit log is shown without any filters and shows the audits for every topic in the database. The records are shown in a paged view which means that as you scroll through the results, more records are loaded.
Custom View:
If you select the Custom View for the database audit log you will see the following screen:
Here you can select a date range to filter the audit log based on the dates you enter. Next to that you can also limit the number of records shown by filling in a value for the Max. number of records field. This can be useful if there are many records in the audit log.
