The following table describes the logging that appears in smobjlog4, which logs administrative events.
Field Name |
Description |
Null? |
Type |
---|---|---|---|
sm_timestamp |
This marks the time at which the entry was made to the database. |
NOT NULL |
DATE |
sm_categoryid |
The identifier for the type of logging. It may be one of the following:
|
NOT NULL |
NUMBER(38) |
sm_categoryid |
|
NOT NULL |
NUMBER(38) |
sm_eventid |
This marks the particular event that caused the logging to occur. It may be one of the following:
|
NOT NULL |
NUMBER(38) |
sm_hostname |
This is not used by the reports generator for administrative logging. |
|
VARCHAR2(255) |
sm_sessionid |
This is the session identifier for this user's activity. |
|
VARCHAR2(255) |
sm_username |
The username for this administrator. |
|
VARCHAR2(512) |
sm_objname |
This is the object in the administrator that is being accessed. |
|
VARCHAR2(512) |
sm_objoid |
This is the unique identifier for the object being accessed in the administrator. This is not used by the reports generator. |
|
VARCHAR2(64) |
sm_fielddesc |
This is some descriptive text for the action being taken by the administrator. |
|
VARCHAR2(1024) |
sm_domainoid |
This is the unique identifier for the domain that has an object being modified in the administrator. This is not used by the reports generator. |
|
VARCHAR2(64) |
sm_status |
This is some descriptive text about the action. This is not used by the reports generator. |
|
VARCHAR2(1024) |
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