- NONE—No attribute information is recorded.
- OLD—For modification events, Identity Manager records the value of an attribute before the modification event occurs. Identity Manager audits the attribute whether or not the value is directly affected by the event.
For other types of events, such as CreateUserEvent, no information is recorded.
- OLDCHANGED—For modification events, Identity Manager records the value for an attribute before the modification event only when the value changes to a new value.
For other types of events, such as CreateUserEvent, no information is recorded.
- NEW—For modification events, Identity Manager records the value of an attribute after the modification event occurs. Identity Manager audits the attribute whether or not the value is directly affected by the event.
For other types of events, Identity Manager records existing values.
- NEWCHANGED—For modification events, Identity Manager records the value for an attribute after the modification event only when the value changes to a new value.
For example, during a ModifyUserEvent event, a user’s title changes from Assistant Manager to Manager. Identity Manager audits the value Manager, but does not audit the user’s name and address, which did not change.
- BOTH—For modification events, Identity Manager records the value of an attribute before and after a modification event, whether or not that value is affected by the modification event.
- BOTHCHANGED—For modification events, Identity Manager records the old and new value for an attribute after the modification event only when the value changes to a new value.
- datasource—The JNDI name for the data source configured in the application server that points to the audit database.
Specify the following JNDI name:
auditDbDataSource
Note: For JBoss application servers, the JNDI name must appear as follows:
java:/auditDbDataSource