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View Instance Session Audits#
VMISA is used to view the current usage of all users in Personality. It will show details such as who the user is, when the user logged in, what forms were accessed and when they were accessed.# | This is the record number of the users login |
Logged In | Shows the date and time the user logged in |
Logged Out | Shows the date and time the user logged out |
Session Source | Identifies the source of the login. e.g. Admin UI or Self Service |
Context | |
User | Identifies the User Profile that was used to login. e.g. P2K |
Client Info | Shows the IP Address and Computer Name of the user whom logged in |
Session Info |
Alerts Tab#
Alerts show any system errors or warnings that occurred during the Users session.Time | The time the Alert took place |
Text | Alert message that was shown when Alert took place |
Function Name | The name of the screen accessed. e.g. IPPH |
Description | The Description of the Function Name where the Alert took place |
Exception | Additional error/warning details regarding the Alert |
Form Tab#
The Forms Tab shows exactly when a particular Form/Screen was Opened and Closed and if there was an Exception Associated with it.Opened | The Date and Time the Function/Screen was opened |
Closed | The Date and Time the Function/Screen was Closed |
Function Name | The Function/Screens name |
Exceptions | A toggle that indicates if an Exception/Error/Warning has occurred on the specific Function |
Server Logs Tab#
This Tab shows any server logs associated with a specific screen. Trace in IMST must be set to 9Time Stamp | The Date and Time the Server Log was recorded |
Level | The level of logging the trace has been set to, i.e FINEST. |
Class Name | A field which displays the JAVA Class containing the method that is performing the required action. |
Method | A field which identifies the name of the method that is performing the action captured in the log. |
Trace Text | A field which displays the application's trace messages. If errors occurred they may be seen here. |