Alchemist Auditing
Alchemist auditing provides a facility for auditing changes to an object to a relational database. It automatically captures and records events for object added, modified, deleted. in addition if the respective packages are present it also records worklow events ( ore.workflow ) and versioning ( alchemist.versioning ).
All events record time, action, active user, in addition modification events capture field change descriptions, to allow for listing attributes changed.
Auditing can be done on either a per table or
0.3.4 - December 23rd, 2008
packaging fixes ( template not included in package data )
0.3.2 - December 17th, 2008
update package metadata / classifiers
don’t require active user for auditing functionality
automation api for adapter registration and recorder generation ( provideRecorder )
0.3.0 - June 1st, 2008
First public release
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