Modifying Personal Data Stored for Audit Information
When storing audit information to the database, the user ID of the user creating the audit data is stored in database tables. In case of errors while storing audit information, the user ID is written to the log files for any configured log level. The user ID may be written to the log files for DEBUG or TRACE log levels.
To modify or delete this information:
1. Locate the relevant audit database tables:
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rules_baseevent
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rules_celltypes
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rules_dtchanges
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rules_changetypes
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rules_projectdeployed
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rules_projectundeployed
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rules_projectimported
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rules_projectexported
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rules_rmcsaved
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rules_rmchotdeploymentstarted
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rules_erchanges
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rules_projectdeleted
2. Search for and replace the user ID.
3. Locate the relevant log files.
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For
Integration Server, see
webMethods Integration Server Administrator’s Guide,
Setting Up the Server Log.
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For
My webMethods Server, see
Administering My webMethods Server,
Controlling Server Logging.
4. Search for and replace the user ID.