What objects and events are auditable?
Content Engine provides configurable, automatic audit logging for all of
the currently subscribable classes and their subclasses, which includes most
objects that can persist independently.
The following objects are auditable:
- Annotation
- Choice List
- Class Definition
- Class Subscription
- Component Relationship
- Custom Object
- Document
- Document Classification Action
- Document Lifecycle Action
- Document Lifecycle Policy
- Event Action
- Folder
- Instance Subscription
- Link
- Property Template
- Publish Request
- Referential Containment Relationship
- Security Policy
- Storage Area
- Storage Policy
- Subscription
- Verity Index Area
- Version Series
The following events are auditable for all classes, except where noted:
- Access to auditable objects denied
- Change class: available for Folder, Document, Custom Object, DRCR, Annotation,
Class Subscription, Instance Subscription, Document Lifecycle Action, Document
Lifecycle Policy, Event Action, Document Classification Action, and Link classes
- Create new object instance
- Delete object instance
- Modify security including changes to owner and permissions with the appropriate
properties modified, applies to all classes with a Permission collection
- Queries of auditable objects, except Version Series
- Retrieve object (includes properties and security settings)
- Update (modify) properties
For documents, the following events are auditable in addition to those listed
above for all auditable types:
- Cancel checkout
- Change state (lifecycle)
- Checkin
- Checkout
- Classified
- Freeze
- Lock or Unlock
- Promote or demote version
- Publish Request/Publish Complete
- Get Content (also applies to Annotation objects)
For folders, the following events are auditable in addition to those listed
above for all auditable types:
- Object filed in folder including creating a subfolder
- Object unfiled from folder including deleting a subfolder
For object stores, the following events are auditable in addition to those
listed above for all auditable types: