Is possible to know who deleted a document in a Database?
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Subject: Is possible to know who deleted a document in a Database?
AFAIK, only by manually coding a deletion logging process into the database’s query- and postdocumentdelete events.
Subject: Is possible to know who deleted a document in a Database?
Going backwards, I think you’re out of luck. But going forward, you can put some code in place to capture this info.
You can put some code in the querydocumentdelete event of the database script.
There’s also an OpenNTF project called “Trigger Happy” which lets you capture low-level events, such as deletion – and then run an agent when that event occurs.
http://www.openntf.org/projects/pmt.nsf/ProjectLookup/Trigger%20Happy
Subject: RE: Is possible to know who deleted a document in a Database?
You can sort of…If you are using Notespeek from the Sandbox you can examine deletion stubs eg. see what time the doc was deleted, and then check the Activity box who was using the Db that time.
I caught an “ugly fish” once using this method.
It is however boring.
Subject: Is possible to know who deleted a document in a Database?
As far as I know not, but I if you have problems with document deletion, you can remove user rights to delete documents and create a button that instead deleting it renames form to “deleted”. Then you can see who and when deleted documents. I hope this helps.