Administrators can select aspects of the application for change tracking. For example, you can track changes to metadata, such as when users change a member property or add a currency. You can also track changes in data forms, business rules, approvals, users, access permissions, and so on. Access assignments imported with the ImportSecurity utility are not reflected in audit reports. To view audits, administrators create and run reports using RDBMS report writers.
Table 22. Actions That Can be Audited
Audit Options | Tracked Changes |
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Dimension Administration |
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Alias Table Administration | Changes to alias tables: creating, copying, renaming, deleting, and clearing |
Data |
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Launch Business Rules | Updates from calc scripts and business rules (including runtime prompts) |
Data Form Definition | Data forms: creating, modifying, adding rows. (The audit record does not record how the design changed.) |
Data Form Folder Administration | Folders: created, moved, or deleted |
Approvals | Approvals: planning unit owners, status, and status (started or excluded) |
Copy Version | Versions copied, including supporting detail and annotations. The audit record does not record details (such as data, supporting detail, and annotations) of the copied version. |
Security | Access permissions to dimension members, data forms, data form folders, business rules, and task lists |
Users Administration | Users added, changed, or deleted |
Groups Administration | Groups added, changed, or deleted; users added or removed |
Offline | Data forms taken offline or synchronized back to the server |
Task List | Task lists: created, copied, saved, moved, and deleted |
Copy Data | Users' selections for Static Dimensions, Source Dimension, and Destination Dimension |
Clear Cell Details | Users' selections for clearing supporting detail, cell text, and account annotations |
To specify aspects of the application for which Planning records changes:
Select the actions Planning tracks.
To avoid affecting performance, be selective in which application elements you audit.
Depending on selected audit options, application changes are recorded in a HSP_AUDIT_RECORDS table, stored in the relational database.
View results in the HSP_AUDIT_RECORDS table using a RDBMS report writer.
If anyone resets audit options, those changes are recorded.