Privileges Required to use the Audit Trail

To view the audit trail, you need either:

• scheduler-administrator or redwood-administrator role
• system-level permissions

Viewing Audit Trail Audit Objects

• View - allows you to view Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted, you have no further privileges through this rank.
• Edit - allows you to view and restore all Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.
• Delete - allows you to view, restore and delete any Audit Object on the level the privilege was granted.
• All - full control over all Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.

note

A user with the View privilege on Audit Object does not require a privilege rank on the audited object to see it in the audit trail.

Restoring Objects

• Edit - allows you to create, view and restore all Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.
• Delete - allows you to view, restore and delete any Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.
• All - full control over all Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.

Deleting the Audit Trail

To delete [parts of] the Audit trail you require either of the following:

• Delete - allows you to view, restore and delete any Audit Object on the level the privilege was granted.
• All - full control over all Audit Objects on the level the privilege was granted.

To actually delete [parts of] the audit trail you additionally need sufficient privileges to submit System_ArchiveAuditObjects.

See Also

• Privileges Required to use Partitions
• Privileges Required to use Objects