Menu Path
Administration > Security > Audit Setup
Description
The application provides a flexible way to track changes of every attribute for almost every table. When a user enters, updates, or deletes an attribute, the application records the old value, new value, user code, function used, and date/time stamp. To activate this auditing, you must know the field and the technical name of the table to track. The application cannot track tables that do not appear in lookups or have no primary key.
Set up audit triggers to monitor attribute changes to records. Create audit trail triggers to define what changes to which attributes you should audit. Once you know the field and the technical name of the table to track, set up audit triggers. You can also view trigger status values and purge audit records.
You can also administer comments and custom fields audit flags. Select the entities for which the application tracks audit flags, ensuring that the application records all changes to comment and custom field records for the particular entity.