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Qlik Sense Audit logging allows tracking of additional information, such as user actions in the Qlik Sense Management Console.
Audit logging can be enabled individually on services and audit logs are stored in the \Audit log subfolder.
Example: AuditActivity_Repository.txt log, located by default in %ProgramData%\Qlik\Sense\Log\Repository\Audit
Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows
To enable (by service):
Additional logging levels
In addition to default audit logging, you can increase the Engine logging level to include user selection capture.
[Settings 7]
AuditLogAllSelection=1
AuditLogMessageLimit=10000
MaxCurSelEntries=6
You need an empty row after a setting in settings.ini for it to take effect. i. e. press enters after the last line. The parameter MaxCurSelEntries is optional but can be used to increase the number of actually selected entries to be captured in the log. The default value is 6.
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Hi Sonja
Are there any other switches - I was hoping to see sheet selection too.
Cheers, Adam
Is there documentation on what audit logging captures during a user session?
Hello @DavidFosterVF
Can you clarify what you mean by "user session"?
The audit log in question here logs back-end work, see the available fields here: Audit activity log.
All the best,
Sonja
Hello @DavidFosterVF and @AdamBS
Patricia has put together information for you on this! See Qlik Sense: Working with audit logs to check user activity on sheet/app level.
All the best,
Sonja
Thanks @Sonja_Bauernfeind
will this log bring heavy load to engine? Our customer facing engines are alreayd pretty busy, that's why I'm concerned. From another hand, this log might be useful...
Hello @Huiying We cannot anticipate the exact extent of additional load that you will see (as this depends on the environment and user activity). But as with any audit logging (and trace/debug logging), it will generate an additional workload for the services.
While the impact of the audit log is usually negligible, I would recommend running a test in your environment for a few days to observe user impact.
All the best,
Sonja
Is it not possible to edit the engine settings? Because in the QMC you could edit a lot of settings.
Or does this has to happen on the server side?