@PGriffith
My audit table has record from 7.9, 8.0.X, 8.0.14.
I would like to know the full list of possible value for the ACTION column of audit table for 8.0.14+ only.
My list has probably old value, and miss new one ?
login
tag write
report executed
logout
resources modified
project save
project updated
tag edit
query
resources created
tag delete
resources deleted
tag move
project created
tag rename
gateway config updated
gateway config added
gateway shutdown
license activated
gateway startup
gateway config deleted
In 8.0.14 javadoc, I’ve found action for gateway scope, but where are the client/designer side action ?
package com.inductiveautomation.ignition.gateway.audit;
public enum AuditAction {
Login("login"),
Logout("logout"),
TagWrite("tag write"),
TagEdit("tag edit"),
TagDelete("tag delete"),
TagMove("tag move"),
TagRename("tag rename"),
QueryUpdate("query"),
Save("project save"),
Publish("project publish"),
StoredProcedure("sproc"),
ReportExecute("report executed"),
GatewayConfigUpdated("gateway config updated");
String actionValue;
private AuditAction(String av) {
this.actionValue = av;
}
public String toString() {
return this.actionValue;
}
}
First party, these are the only possible values I can see:
SMS acknowledgement received
SMS sent
query
gateway restore initiated
stored procedure called
email sent
gateway config added
gateway config updated
license updated
license activate
license unactivate
project created
project updated
project deleted
resources created
resources modified
resources deleted
login
logout
call placed
trusted certificate uploaded
trusted certificate deleted
report executed
call acknowledged
call ignored
answer confirmed
tag write
tag edit
tag delete
tag rename
tag move
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Thanks a lot @PGriffith
there is no more redundancy action ?
Updating redundancy settings logs a gateway config updated
record with a target of “Redundancy Settings”. There’s no audit event for a transition between master <-> backup, nor did there use to be, to my knowledge. You could use the new-ish system.util.audit()
function on a tag event script watching the activity level tag, maybe.
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