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Make database log in D365FO

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Hallo,
I have question..
 
i wanna make log every update on table Purchline 
I read people using standard d365fo features like system administration > database log > database sutup > KLIK NEW
 
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but I don't know how to see which table I want to log the database in which setup, because there are so many
 
is there any solution to help me? or how do i use this function correctly?
 
 
need advise..
thanks
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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    237,768 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Notice the message on the top - the system is telling you what to do. You must press Clean up log button and set up a periodic job to delete old logs.
  • GirishS Profile Picture
    27,827 Moderator on at
    Hi Dodi,
     
    I think its based on the configuration key mentioned on the table. Identify the label given for the configuration key.
    For PurchLine table configuration key will be Trade - So under Trade you can find the PurchLine table.
    Also, on the bottom you have two check boxes - "Show all table " and "Show table names" - Check both this to see the table names.
     
    Thanks,
    Girish S.
     
     
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    NikolajSorensen Profile Picture
    1,792 on at
    To enable logging of the purchase order lines, you should enable the below two options as shown and then check in the "Trade" section.
     
     
    In there you will be able to find the "PurchLine" table.
     
     
     
    However I do not recommend setting up database logging on a transactional table such as the purchase order lines.
    This will likely have a performance impact on your D365 environment.
     
    It of course depends on the volume of transactions, but overall I am very hesistant to implement database logging on transactional tables.
    Make sure you approach this with caution, testing and monitoring.
  • Bharani Preetham Peraka Profile Picture
    3,634 Moderator on at
    But this is not suggestable because it is a transaction table which actually impacts the complete performance. So can you tell us exact requirement?

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