I too need such a function.
So, I'm off to read the docs and see what a mess I can make
Actually, I have much of the table structure laid out in the code.
Only getting to put an hour or so a day into this.
I am enabling the 'relationship' to the users table, so we can see the username as well as the uid.
My target requirement is to pull just the 'content' type records and filter OUT all the noise from the admins making changes.
The client would like to see all the records that are changed by the membership.
I also need to dig into the system to find out how to let the watchdog table get bigger than 1000 entries.
We have a LOT of activity and I would like to keep about a weeks worth of data for these reports.
So, I am going to find that as well and up the number to maybe 10,000 entries.
I'll keep you posted as I make some progress.
In the meantime, I have turned on the 'syslog' feature.
This is NOT recording the same body of information that is stored in the watchdog table. Which, I find interesting and enlightening.
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Yeah, that would be good.
Yeah, that would be good.
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I guess I'll start it then
I too need such a function.
So, I'm off to read the docs and see what a mess I can make
Actually, I have much of the table structure laid out in the code.
Only getting to put an hour or so a day into this.
I am enabling the 'relationship' to the users table, so we can see the username as well as the uid.
My target requirement is to pull just the 'content' type records and filter OUT all the noise from the admins making changes.
The client would like to see all the records that are changed by the membership.
I also need to dig into the system to find out how to let the watchdog table get bigger than 1000 entries.
We have a LOT of activity and I would like to keep about a weeks worth of data for these reports.
So, I am going to find that as well and up the number to maybe 10,000 entries.
I'll keep you posted as I make some progress.
In the meantime, I have turned on the 'syslog' feature.
This is NOT recording the same body of information that is stored in the watchdog table. Which, I find interesting and enlightening.