Significance of "Sign-On:Audit Level" Profile Option
Sign-On: Audit Level can be set at 4 different levels. The level you specify will determine which Change Tracking information Oracle eBusiness would Capture
The four levels (from lowest to highest level of audit) and the information that they capture are:
1. When Site Level Value is None
Tracks no additional info.
2. When Site Level Value is User
Tracks: who signs on to Oracle Apps, the time users log on and off, the terminals in use
3. When Site Level Value is Responsibility
Tracks: User Info, the responsibilities user choose, how much time users spend using each responsibility
4. When Site Level Value is Form
Tracks: User Info, Responsibility Info, the forms users choose, how long users spend using each form
Based on the level chosen, the information captured gets stored in the following tables:
FND_LOGINS
FND_LOGIN_RESPONSIBILITIES
FND_LOGIN_RESP_FORMS
Sign-On: Audit Level can be set at 4 different levels. The level you specify will determine which Change Tracking information Oracle eBusiness would Capture
The four levels (from lowest to highest level of audit) and the information that they capture are:
1. When Site Level Value is None
Tracks no additional info.
2. When Site Level Value is User
Tracks: who signs on to Oracle Apps, the time users log on and off, the terminals in use
3. When Site Level Value is Responsibility
Tracks: User Info, the responsibilities user choose, how much time users spend using each responsibility
4. When Site Level Value is Form
Tracks: User Info, Responsibility Info, the forms users choose, how long users spend using each form
Based on the level chosen, the information captured gets stored in the following tables:
FND_LOGINS
FND_LOGIN_RESPONSIBILITIES
FND_LOGIN_RESP_FORMS
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