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Auditing field-level changes to security rule and data instances

Updated on June 30, 2021

By simply creating a model and a trigger rule, you can generate history memos that automatically audit field-level changes to both rules and data instances. For example, you can create a model and trigger that will track changes to user RuleSet lists in an access group. Pega Platform™ also provides preconfigured reports to collectively view the history data.

  1. Opening the appropriate model to review the default properties

    The Pega-RULES ruleset contains four models (Rule-Obj-Model) named pyTrackSecurityChanges that allow you to quickly set up audit functionality for security-related records.

  2. Creating a declarative trigger

    In this step, you create a declarative trigger (Rule-Declare-Trigger) for each class you want to track.

  3. Verifying your new auditing changes

    Verify your configuration by changing a field (defined in the model) in the appropriate rule instance, and then opening the history memo.

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