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In Changed log set up, what does it means when it is tick, and when it is not, in Navision 2018?

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Hi,

May I know in changed log set up, what does it means when it is tick, and when it is not, in Navision 2018?

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Thank you!

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    RE: In Changed log set up, what does it means when it is tick, and when it is not, in Navision 2018?

    Josh,

    Change Log is a feature that allows NAV to track Inserts, Modifications, Deletions to a specific field within a specific table. You can setup which tables and fields you want to track. If a change is made and you want to see when and who made the change, you can go to the Change Log Entries page and search for the field and table.

    When the box is checked, Change Log is on and running. You can see which tables and fields by clicking Navigate/Tables.

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks,

    Steve

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    joshlabtech 662 on at
    RE: In Changed log set up, what does it means when it is tick, and when it is not, in Navision 2018?

    Hi Naveen,

    Thanks for your reply. I notice that when I didn't tick, I still see the change logs in Navision 2018.

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    RE: In Changed log set up, what does it means when it is tick, and when it is not, in Navision 2018?

    Hi Josh,

    When the Change log is activated on "Change Log Setup" then the change log entries are generated for the respective tables defined on the "Change Log Setup (Table) List".

    If this is not tick then no change log entries are generated and you will not be able to find which user has done changes is the respective table data. 

    You can define the tables and field of the respective tables for those you need to capture the change log by clicking on the Tables Action on the Ribbon of Change Log.

    Below Screenshot for you reference-

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