Overview of User and Data Auditing (User, System Administrator, and Flexfields Help)


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Overview of User and Data Auditing

There are two types of auditing in Oracle Applications: auditing users, and auditing database row changes.

Auditing User Activity

Auditing users is supported by:

Sign-On:Audit Level profile option setting

Audit Reports

See:

Signon Audit Concurrent Requests

Signon Audit Forms

Signon Audit Responsibilities

Signon Audit Unsuccessful Logins

Signon Audit Users

Sign-On Audit lets you track who signs on to your application and what they do.

Based on the audit level you choose, Sign-On Audit records usernames, dates and times of users accessing the system, as well as what responsibilities, forms, and terminals users are using.

Auditing Database Row Changes

Auditing database row changes is supported by:

From the Help menu, About This Record ...

AuditTrail:Activate profile option setting

Audit forms - see below.

See:

Reporting on AuditTrail Data

Audit Installations

Audit Groups

Audit Tables

Overview of User and Data Auditing

Auditing User Activity

Auditing Database Row Changes

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