ActiveReports 9 Server
Managing Audit Settings
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Whether you need to be HIPAA compliant and able to track who accessed personally identifiable data, or you just want to know which reports your clients actually use and which ones they do not use, auditing allows you to track which reports are accessed and what is done with them.

When you turn on auditing, in addition to setting the number of days to store audit data, you also specify a database in which to store the data.

Depending on the Provider you select, a different set of fields appears, allowing you to provide the information needed to connect to the database. Once you provide all of the information, click Connect to save it and begin auditing report usage statistics. ActiveReports 9 server asks you whether to create its own tables, and when you OK the action, it takes care of everything else, including adding an Audit Model and two Audit Reports.

Connection String Editor

If you just want to enter a connection string, you can click the Advanced button to open the Connection String Editor, where you can also specify a connection timeout period.

Tip: You can use any UserContext attribute in the connection string by putting the attribute name between percent signs. For example:
Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Data Source=HQ;Initial Catalog=%TenantDatabase%; 
User Id=myUsername;Password=myPassword;

Provider

Here are descriptions of the fields that you need to fill in for each type of provider. 

MS SQL Server

MySQL Server

Oracle

Postgre SQL

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