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Add field to Audit log tables to show source of action #4971
Recent data investigations have made it clear that it would be very helpful when looking at the logs to know how the data was entered into the system. Would it be possible to track whether a create/edit/delete was done via a form or via a Workbench dataset?
In addition it would be good to include the bulk edit tool when that is available, and possibly if the changes occurred as part of an external API call?
hmm they can correlate dataset uploaded time with auditlogs? if timestampcreated are very close to each other (at level of seconds), it is almost always a wbdataset
It's very time-intensive for us to do that, and in the event of a user performing a rollback and re-upload there can be quite a large de-sync if there are bugs to search for. We are also very keen to track the usage of the bulk edit tool when that becomes available since that has the potential to create bigger problems across more data, so tracking that down to a single user/event becomes very useful for the Data Management team
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[-]Show source of action in audit logs[/-][+]Add field to Audit log tables to show source of action[/+]realVinayak commentedon May 31, 2024
hmm they can correlate dataset uploaded time with auditlogs? if timestampcreated are very close to each other (at level of seconds), it is almost always a wbdataset
danb213 commentedon Jun 5, 2024
It's very time-intensive for us to do that, and in the event of a user performing a rollback and re-upload there can be quite a large de-sync if there are bugs to search for. We are also very keen to track the usage of the bulk edit tool when that becomes available since that has the potential to create bigger problems across more data, so tracking that down to a single user/event becomes very useful for the Data Management team