Each record in the audit log contains data that is arranged in columns. Two columns (date and time stamps) are common to all types of records. The remaining columns and the data they contain depend on the type of event that triggered the creation of the audit record.
Note: The order, number, and content of columns that you see for an audit log record depend on the method you choose to view the audit log. Some fields do not display in CA Access Control Endpoint Management, seaudit output, or the detailed seaudit output. Also, if you use the seaudit utility, the options you specify may also determine the number, order, and content of the columns.
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