baanprog
29th June 2005, 08:14
Hi,
As we know that audit slows down the performace.
Iam interested in knowing the following:
1. When does audit get fired in a maintain, update or delete session.
2. Is there a way to trace how much time it takes for the Audit to write a record to a file while the above sessions are being used?
Regards
NPRao
29th June 2005, 10:08
baanprog,
Please fill your profile with BaaN Version, OS, Database info. There are changes in audit in BaaN-5, 5.2, 6.1 series.
Refer to the BaaN standard documents - iBaanERP 5.2a Tools Technical Manual
Try these options -
Audit server debugging options
For debugging purposes, a code is put in the audit server at appropriate stages to
print useful information. In normal usage, this printing is not enabled. You can
enable it by setting an AUDITLOG environment variable. You can print various
types of information by setting this variable to different values. The values must
be set as octals.
0001 General information.
0002 Print audit rows generated.
0004 Print audit-data dictionary for table.
0010 Print data structures such as information header, sequence header, and
transaction header.
The information is put in a log file. The name of the file is audit.log.pid of the
server. This file is created in the current directory of the audit server.
baanprog
4th July 2005, 07:12
BaanIVc4, SP8, Informix dynamic server 7.31, HP-UNIX.
Regards