one question comes to mind quickly
is there a way to inform the behavior which fields i don’t want tracked
or are you planning to use the error/request logging as well
looks tedious seeing several rows/entries per action tho
i create a post
and the change on id, title, and body appear separately
can’t have it say model
x was updated. fields a, b, c were updated. their old values and new values
if you browse via the entry instead of directly via the auditing you get them per request
via the audit its basically a grid of the table without grouping
if you are looking for just that, that might be interesting also
John is here in the channel and we're looking into integrating everything together
since this is involves dealing with large data set, searching and rendering. can i ask a question related to mysql data and querying for reports here?
or wrong place?
no guarantees though
i have a table of about 1million records
each record has the date/time it was inserted and who inserted it
and when it was last updated and who updated it
and, who created might be different from the last person that updated
table has about 30 columns and is currently 716.7Mib