Example 1: Auditing changes made by a randomly selected user
You can specify a BMC AMI Log Master log scan step to create a filter that examines the AUTHID for a particular user ID, and define a time frame that spans all transactions for the month.
BMC AMI Log Master produces the Audit report by default.
The following figure shows with changes to the selected authorization ID and the time frame, you can run the job whenever an auditor requests a random check. The following figure is an example of an audit process.
The overall process for this task is as follows:
- Define a filter
- Set the time frame
- Change the default ordering of the Audit report
To audit data changes made by a randomly selected user
Complete the following series of panels:
On this panel | Take this action | Notes |
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Main Menu | Select Create Audit Report and press Enter. | None |
Create Audit Report | Select Specify Log Filter Criteria and press Enter. | This step creates the filter to define search criteria.
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Selectable Fields | Use the Structured or Free Form filter interface to define search criteria. Define a filter that selects records based on authorization ID JCARSON. Press F3 until you return to the Create Audit Report panel. | |
Create Audit Report | Select Specify Time Frame and/or Input Source and press Enter. | This step specifies the time frame for the log scan. For instructions, see Defining-a-time-frame. |
Time Frame Specification | Type dates and times to define the start and end points. Press F3 until you return to the Create Audit Report panel. | |
Create Audit Report | Select Define Report and File Outputs and press Enter. | BMC AMI Log Master displays an Audit report request by default. This step changes the default ordering of the report. |
Report and File Outputs | Type E in the ACT column to view the report requests. Verify that the report destination and the report ordering options meet your requirements. Press F3 until you return to the Create Audit Report panel. | |
Create Audit Report | Select Work ID Options, JCL Generation, and press Enter. | This step saves the work ID and generates the JCL. For an example, see Creating-a-batch-job-from-a-work-ID. |
Work ID File Menu | Select Save As. Select Generate JCL for batch submittal. |
The following is the filter for auditing log information:
Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> HALF
SSID: DB2R
Work ID . . : ABC.AUTHID
Description : AUDIT CHANGES MADE BY A RANDOMLY SELECTED USER
Updated Version: V13.01.00
Type one or more action codes. Then press Enter.
C=Catalog Search I=Insert D=Delete E=Edit O=Logical OR
ACT SELECTABLE FIELD OPERATOR VALUE
_ AUTH ID = JCARSON
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