Who did it?
Posted on 22. Mar, 2012 by Aida de Reede - Heijbroek in Exact Globe Next
Every organization faces this issue on regular basis: something has been changed in the database but who did it and when did it happen? To make sure that you don’t draw wrong conclusions on whose fault it is, you need to be able to track down the adjustments and have a good insight in the changes that have been made in the Exact Globe database.
Of course there is already a standard logbook available which can be used for various orders like sales orders, purchase orders, quotations, RTV/RMA order etc. To give you even more insight from product update 404 this logbook will be improved with a lot of new features which will be extended throughout this year!
As of product update 404, you will be able to use the following improvements that are based on your direct feedback:
- Log for deleted lines in orders
- Log for deleted orders and possibility to link a reason of deletion
- Log for change in status of orders
- Log for completed orders
- Added log for serial/ batch numbers
Possibility to add a reason of delation
Reason available in a deletion logbook

Geert
10. Jan, 2013
Hello,
Is this mandatory or can the user skip it?
Is there a setting?
Aida de Reede
10. Jan, 2013
Hi Geert,
The logbook information, concerning logging of changes and deleting orders, is only available when the Order setting ‘Logbook’ is enabled. Although if this setting is disabeld in the settings, the menu path [system, general, deletion logbook] is available. But when an order is deleted when the setting was off, the logbook in mentioned menu path doesn’t show any data.
Kind regards,
Aïda