Yes it will create new tables in your database with migrations. You may need to turn on that property if you aren't using migrations already.
On 2011-07-03, at 11:59 AM, Daniel Beatty wrote: > Greetings Dave, > So does this add an additional "table" to my database (as another model)? > Are there any restrictions? How do I provide the audit to other > applications or auditors? > > Thank you, > > > > On Jul 3, 2011, at 11:48 AM, David Holt wrote: > >> y easy to use. Just include your list of ERXAuditKeys in the userInfo >> dictionary for the Entity and it handles the rest. If you include the >> ERXAuditKeys key with an empty value, it will log all your attributes by >> default. Also, the existing audit trail handler doesn't support flattened >> relationships (many-to-many's) so well, but you can provide your own audit >> trail handler subclass via a property if you need that. > > > > > Dan Beatty, ABD > Ph.D. Student > Texas Tech University > dan.bea...@mac.com > http://web.me.com/danielbeatty/My_Home_Page/Welcome.html > (806)438-6620 > > > > > > > > > >
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