# ConfigurationFileAdminLog

## *ConfigurationFileAdminLog* Table

The *ConfigurationFileAdminLog* table records a historical log of actions performed on configuration files, including details about the action, the environment, and the user responsible. This enables traceability auditing, and troubleshooting for configuration changes.

The following table describes each field in the *ConfigurationFileAdminLog* table:

| Column Name   | Data Type | Required | Description                                                                             |
| ------------- | --------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| id            | integer   | Yes      | A unique identifier for the table entry.                                                |
| action        | varchar   | Yes      | The action taken for a configuration file i.e. AddConfigFile, ModifyConfigFile.         |
| actionObject  | varchar   | No       | A JSON-formatted string defining the configuration file with action.                    |
| actionDetails | varchar   | No       | Human-readable string defining the action taken place.                                  |
| databaseUser  | varchar   | No       | The database user who performed the action.                                             |
| osUser        | varchar   | No       | The operating system user who defined the action.                                       |
| osHostname    | varchar   | No       | The host name of the operating system where the action was performed.                   |
| osIpAddress   | varchar   | No       | The IP address of the operating system where the action was performed.                  |
| fingerprint   | varchar   | No       | A unique identifier describing the user and environment where the action was performed. |
| createdDate   | datetime  | Yes      | The date and time when the record was created.                                          |


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