Comment by d0100
19 days ago
In simple projects where database is only changed via an API, we just audit the API instead. It's easier to display and easier to store than tracking each DB change a single transaction does
19 days ago
In simple projects where database is only changed via an API, we just audit the API instead. It's easier to display and easier to store than tracking each DB change a single transaction does
That's pretty elegant, compared to a lot of the solutions in this thread. Honestly, it sounds like the what I'll be recommending. Using a logging tool to output JSON events.
But what happens if you need to manually update a record?