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{{Note|Don't track [[Encrypted Fields]] in the Audit Log. The log will show unintelligible text.<br>''Learn more:'' [[Field Encryption]].}}
{{Note|Don't track encrypted fields in the Audit Log. The log will show unintelligible text. ''Learn more:'' [[Field Encryption]].}}


===Set Field Audit Log to be Visible in Related Information===
===Set Field Audit Log to be Visible in Related Information===

Revision as of 23:18, 17 June 2011

Designer > Data > Objects > {object} > [Audited Fields]

When the Field Audit Log option is enabled, any changes to the selected fields are logged in the Related Information section of the object.

When a field is modified, a new row containing the following information is added to the log:

  • Original field value
  • New field value
  • User name
  • Date and Time Modified
Note: Date Created is not logged

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Users that have the Customize Objects permission can set the Field Audit Log 

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Users that have the Manage Audit Log permission can view the Audit Log 

Enable the Field Audit Log

  1. Click Designer > Data > Objects > {object}
  2. Click the [Audited Fields] button
  3. Click Enable Field Audit Log
    The list of object fields appears.
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  4. Click the checkbox next to the field(s) that should be audited; Choose up to 20 fields per object
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  5. Click [Save]

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Note: Don't track encrypted fields in the Audit Log. The log will show unintelligible text. Learn more: Field Encryption.

Set Field Audit Log to be Visible in Related Information

By default, the Field Audit Log is Hidden in the Form Layout. To make it appear:

  1. Navigate to the object of interest in Form Layouts
  2. Click the Display Settings link
  3. Move the Field Audit Log object to the Visible column and Save your changes
  • To select multiple elements from a list that are not adjacent, press and hold the CTRL key and click each element individually (CTRL-click)
  • To select a series of adjacent elements, click an element at the beginning of a series, press and hold the SHIFT key, then click the last element in the series (SHIFT-click)
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