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Capitalization of FILE Records in the Audit Log

Valid on Windows

Audit records for FILE class records appear differently in the audit log in different releases of CA Access Control.

• In all r5 and r8 releases, the file path appears in lowercase.
• In r12.0 and r12.0 SP1, the file path is capitalized in the same way as the operating system represents the path on the computer.
• In r12.5 and later, the file path is capitalized in the same way as it appears in the CA Access Control FILE rule.

Example: Capitalization of FILE Records in the Audit Log

The following table shows how the audit records appear in the audit log for each CA Access Control release for the file named C:\tmp\TeSt.txt, for which you create a FILE record named C:\TMP\TEST.txt: