What is
Logged?
Each entry in the log file has the following format:
[TimeStamp] | [Severity] | [Actor] | [Event] | [ObjectType] = [ObjectID] | [ObjectName] | [Details]

Feb 12, 2003 6:20:48 PM | Info | <systemuser> | LOGIN.OK | USER = … | TestUser02
The parts of the log file entries are described in more detail below:
Timestamp |
Includes time zone (UTC) |
Severity |
Path = Low Info = Medium Warning = High Error = Very High |
Actor |
The logged in user or <systemuser> if no user was logged in (optional). |
Event |
Consists of a category (such as USER, LOGIN, ACL) and an action (such as CREATE, DELETE). |
ObjectType |
The type of object involved in the event, for example, USER, USERACCOUNT, ROLE, GROUP, PRINCIPIAL or NONE |
ObjectID |
Unique ID of the object. Only the object IDs of users, groups, UME roles, and user accounts can be displayed. For all other objects, only a hash value is available. |
ObjectName |
Human readable description of the object (optional). Only the object names of users, groups, UME roles, and user accounts can be displayed. Object names of other objects are not available. |
Details |
Additional information as a comma-separated list of key=value pairs. |
The following table lists at which events an entry is made in the log file and provides details on what information is logged.
Event |
Severity |
Object ID |
Details |
Principal modification |
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User creation |
Medium |
The new user |
Company ID |
Low |
The new user |
All user attributes |
|
User account creation |
High |
The new user account |
Assigned user ID |
Group creation |
High |
The new group |
Assigned users and groups |
Role creation |
High |
The new role |
Assigned users and groups Assigned actions |
User modification |
Medium |
The modified user |
If user was assigned to a company: Company ID |
Low |
The modified user |
All changed user attributes |
|
User account modification |
High |
The modified user account |
Password was changed (Forced to change / Success / Failed: Reason) User was locked (reason). User was unlocked Certificate was modified
Possible reasons for a locked user are: · [1]: User was locked due to too many incorrect logon attempts. · [2]: User was locked by an administrator. |
Group modification |
High |
The modified group |
If group members were modified: Added or removed users and groups |
Role modification |
High |
The modified role |
If role members were modified: Added or removed users and groups If actions were modified: Added or removed actions |
User deletion |
Medium |
The deleted user |
(no details) |
User account deletion |
High |
The deleted user account |
Assigned user ID |
Group deletion |
High |
The deleted group |
(no details) |
Role deletion |
High |
The deleted role |
(no details) |
User mapping |
|||
User mapping creation |
Medium |
The mapped user |
System alias Remote user ID Type of system (SAP_R3, SAP_BW, or SAP_CRM) |
User mapping modification |
Medium |
The mapped user |
System alias Remote user ID |
User mapping deletion |
Medium |
The mapped user |
System alias Remote user ID |
User mapping usage |
Medium |
The mapped user |
System alias Remote user ID |
Login/Logoff |
|||
Successful user logon |
Medium |
The used user account |
User ID Logon method/ Authentication scheme IP address |
Failed user logon |
High |
The used user account |
User ID Logon method/ Authentication scheme IP address Reason why logon failed (wrong password, user locked, …) |
User logoff |
Medium |
The used user account |
(no details) |
Permission (checking) |
|||
ACL creation |
High |
The object for which the ACL was created |
Owner |
ACL modification |
High |
The object whose ACL was modified |
Added or removed owners Added or removed ACEs (access control entries): (Principle, Permission) Changed object ID |
ACL deletion |
High |
The object to which the ACL was assigned |
(no details) |
Access violation or access denied |
Very high |
The object the user wanted to access (if available) |
Permission the user would have needed to access the object |
Access granted |
Low |
The object the user accessed (if available) |
Permission that was needed to access the object |