emuaudit

The emu audit command is used to control the types of operations that are audited by the database manager. All auditing is performed by the database manager on the EMu server. As the database manager handles all access methods to the data, audit information is generated regardless of the access method used. For example, if a module has search auditing operations enabled, audit records are generated for searches performed via the EMu Windows client, the EMu Web interface or the texql command line processor.

The emuaudit command is located on the EMu server and can only be accessed by user emu. that is the EMu System Administrator account.

To determine the operations audited for a given module, run emuaudit followed by the name of the table. For example to check the Loans module (eloans table) settings use:

emuaudit eloans
eloans                    change

The change setting indicates that auditing for the Loans module is enabled for operations that alter records (that is insertions, updates and deletions). To list all modules settings, enter emuaudit without supplying a module name.

emuaudit
eaccessionlots            change
ebibliography             change
ecatalogue                search,change
econdition                change
econservation             change
edocuments                change
eevents                   change
efieldhelp                change
egroups                   change
einsurance                change
einternal                 change
eloans                    change
elocations                change
emovements                change
emultimedia               change
enarratives               change
eparties                  all
eregistry                 change
erights                   change
etemplate                 change
ethesaurus                change
evaluations               change

Notice that both ecatalogue and eparties are auditing more than just changes made to records. The list of available operations for auditing is: