Yes it will create new tables in your database with migrations. You may need to
turn on that property if you aren't using migrations already.
On 2011-07-03, at 11:59 AM, Daniel Beatty wrote:
> Greetings Dave,
> So does this add an additional "table" to my database (as another model)?
> Are t
Greetings Dave,
So does this add an additional "table" to my database (as another model)? Are
there any restrictions?How do I provide the audit to other applications or
auditors?
Thank you,
On Jul 3, 2011, at 11:48 AM, David Holt wrote:
> y easy to use. Just include your list of ERXAu
If I'm not mistaken you add the framework, then add the array of attributes you're interested in following to your entity's userinfo dictionary.Ramsey wrote:Are you referring to the audit trails? That's pretty easy to use. Just include your list of ERXAuditKeys in the userInfo dictionary for the
check the mailing list from last week. i just asked about it. :)
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On Jul 3, 2011, at 11:13 AM, Daniel Beatty wrote:
> Greetings Dave's, geniuses, Chuck, etc,
> I was looking into ERAudit, heard Dave's talk, and foamed at the mouth to get
> use that framework with my little
Greetings Dave's, geniuses, Chuck, etc,
I was looking into ERAudit, heard Dave's talk, and foamed at the mouth to get
use that framework with my little application. Not surprising, the
documentation is a bit hard to find.
Could we help each other on this? If you guide me, I will write the
