Enabling security auditing for a data class or rule type
You can record changes for single values and aggregate properties when you enable security auditing.
To enable security auditing for a data class or a rule type,
complete the following steps.
- In Dev Studio, create a data transform named
pyTrackSecurityChanges with an applies to class equal to the class
you want to audit.
- On the Definition tab, in the Action field, select Set.
- Specify the property in the Target field.
- For value list or value group properties, enter a numeric index to identify one value.
- For page mode properties, enter a reference to a single-value property within the page structure.
- In the Source field, enter a word or phrase that will be displayed on the History Details section.
- Click Save.
- Create a Declare Trigger rule named TrackSecurityChanges. The Apply to (class) field and Add to ruleset field are filled out automatically, but can be changed if needed.
- Optional: Leave the Value column blank for a row to apply custom text from a field value rule.
- On the Trigger tab, in the Trigger when an instance is field, click Save.
- In the Trigger activity section, in the Name field, select TrackSecurityChanges for the activity name.
- In the Execute field, click Immediately.
- Click Save.
- Optional: Test the feature by changing a rule or data instance and review the history.
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