Safeguard Audit Service Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)
Producing SAFEART Reports
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Reviewing Reports
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-- Select events where specified operator is the subject:
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SET WHERE subjectusernumber=255,60, 255,22, 255,77, 255,55
SET WHERE subjectusernumber=255,79, 255,48, 255,75, 255,97
SET WHERE subjectusernumber=255,4
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-- Select events where specified operator ID is the object:
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SET WHERE guarduserusernumber=255,60, 255,22, 255,77, 255,55
SET WHERE guarduserusernumber=255,79, 255,48, 255,75, 255,97
SET WHERE guarduserusernumber=255,4
Reviewing Reports
SAFEART includes only complete audit events in its report. Every event is described
by a primary record. Many events also have one or more secondary records
associated with the primary record.
Selected events are written to the report with the primary record shown first, followed
by any secondary records. All events are separated by dashed lines. SAFEART reports
on the selected events in the order that they are found in the audit trail. They might not
be in strict chronological order because multiple processors write records in the audit
files. For a sample report, see Example 7-1 on page 7-2.
Primary Record
The primary record contains general information about the event, such as the name of
the object and the type of operation being attempted. You probably do not need to
examine all of the fields in the primary record. A small number of fields contain most of
the information you are likely to need.
Information About the Subject
In many cases, these primary record fields can help you determine who attempted the
operation and where the attempt originated:
For some operations, such as VerifyUser, these fields do not describe the user
attempting an operation. For more information, see Special Considerations for Subject
Fields on page 6-19.
Note. SAFEART does not print a partial event. If a primary record is missing a secondary
record or a secondary record has no primary record, the event is omitted from the report, and a
warning message is issued.
SubjectUserName The name of the user or alias attempting the action
SubjectUserNumber The number of the user or alias attempting the action
SubjectTerminalName Where the attempted action was initiated