You could certainly change the code to treat all fields as audited, and the easiest place is in the parser code. In fact, you may be able to change the entitymodel.xsd file to change the default from false to true.
Of course, I do NOT recommend doing this in a production environment until you know what you're getting into. I've certainly worked with people who said they wanted to audit log everything, but they really hadn't thought it through. What happens is far more system problems, load on the system, enormous amounts of data, and about 99% of the fields (not just the data which can be useful for auditing when you don't know what the threat is, but actual fields) with audit data are NEVER used or looked at, and by that I mean that no report or anything is ever even written to do anything with it, and no one ever looks at the data (except maybe to check that it is being recorded). Sometimes people argue that you need all of this historical data because you don't know where a threat might come in and you need to be able to audit everything. That's a bit silly because most information just isn't that important. I suppose in certain industries keeping a good audit log for everything might be an issue, but still probably not everything. Anyway, give it a try and run it in a simulated production environment (ie with load tests and such) and you'll see. -David On Dec 18, 2009, at 4:52 AM, chris snow wrote: > > Is it possible to globally enable-audit-log on all entities/all fields? > > Many thanks, > > Chris > -- > View this message in context: > http://n4.nabble.com/globally-enable-audit-log-tp974690p974690.html > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
