Database Transaction Log and by Whom

[josephposborne]

Does troopmaster offer a way to monitor a logfile of all database transactions per session? If not, is there a mechanism to monitor changes to the database? The functionality would be similar to the DotNet log file which shows  who has logged in but would like to see what activities occurred during the session.  This would be used by our TM users to see what has been updated.

Yours in Scouting
Joe

Troop 79 Committee Chair

[karwac]

The only way to determine what entries have been  made at present time, to
my knowledge, is to just run some reports using the  date parameters to
narrow down the period in question. You could run Completed  MBs, Advancement
Status, and Activities Matrices, for example. If the user in  question made
entries during the window of time indicated in the DotNet  Log, only those
entries should appear in the various reports.
 
    Don C.
 
 
In a message dated 10/11/2009 6:02:16 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
josephposborne@... writes:

 
 
 
Does troopmaster offer a way to monitor a logfile of all database  
transactions per session? If not, is there a mechanism to monitor changes to  the
database? The functionality would be similar to the DotNet log file which  
shows who has logged in but would like to see what activities occurred during  
the session. This would be used by our TM users to see what has been  
updated.

Yours in Scouting
Joe

Troop 79 Committee  Chair

[Sarah-115]

Send the suggestion to Troopmaster people.... I have done the same in the past. If they get enough requests for an improvement, then they look into the possiblity.  My suggestion to them was simply area and person altered.

Squeaky wheel.....

Sarah