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User auditing

User auditing

User auditing

(OP)
How can I, in JD Edwards, log user activity?

RE: User auditing

(OP)
I am looking, in particular, on how to audit when a user inquires on a screen, as well as delete/change/create.

RE: User auditing

As far as I know, which is somewhat limited, there is no global user auditing system. BUT, there are processws to track any and all address book changes. If you look at the processing option for the address book app (P01012) you will see under the versions tab/option 1, the ability to activate the audit trail. This is also available for the Customer master as well.

As for the rest of JDE, I am not sure. I also wish I knew.

RE: User auditing

When you say audit do you mean down to the record level or only when an option has been used on a menu?

You can set up auditing for sales order processing and purchase order processing in order activity rules.  It will then write records to F42199 and F43199.

The address book audit file is F0101A.  

You can start auditing on the item master file.

But if you only want to know the options a user took, use J0082H.  The inquiry works on program name or user name.  

RE: User auditing

1. In a DB2 (AS400) environment ,  using the OS auditing features down to field level.  But beware of the performance hit and disk space needed to store this information.


2. You could also build an applicaton that copies all changes into a workfile and report them daily ... this also will require disk space and may cause performance issues.

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