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Jon_Donker
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QEM: Audit changes to QR tasks

Hi All,

I want to be able to report by an automated method (eg. Splunk/QEM API) when a QR tasks is changed on our Prod environment as a part of a regulatory requirement. 

I tried looking in the QEM logs and it has something basic like: 

76 2024-04-19 09:18:41 [Collector ] [INFO ] Executing ImportReplicateTask.

But no other details of what tasks and by whom.

Is there another method to audit changes to Qlik tasks?

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sureshkumar
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Hello @Jon_Donker 
Kindly check on "Audit trail" option in QEM UI Console OR

Check on REST API "ExportAuditTrail"

ExportAuditTrail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

.NET API: ExportAuditTrail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

Python API: export_audit_trail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

 

Regards,

Suresh

 

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sureshkumar
Support
Support

Hello @Jon_Donker 
Kindly check on "Audit trail" option in QEM UI Console OR

Check on REST API "ExportAuditTrail"

ExportAuditTrail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

.NET API: ExportAuditTrail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

Python API: export_audit_trail | Qlik Enterprise Manager Help

 

Regards,

Suresh

 

Jon_Donker
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Thanks - I will have a look

DesmondWOO
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Hi @Jon_Donker ,

I would like to supply additional information regarding the API "ExportAuditTrail". Suppose a user has updated a task, actions such as "puttask", "putasksettings" should be found in the "subject_name". Corresponding  task name, table name and other information can be retrieved in other response parameters.

However, please be aware that if you export audit information to the CSV file through the QEM console, the corresponding column name differs. For example, in the CSV file, it is labeled as "Requested Action" rather than "subject_name".

Regards,
Desmond


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Jon_Donker
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Cheers - works like a treat.