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09-11-2014 10:01 AM
09-11-2014 10:01 AM
History access log aging
Hello!
I would like to know, how long IMC retains the history access log information and can it be changed?
Br. Jukka
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09-15-2014 08:23 AM
09-15-2014 08:23 AM
Re: History access log aging
Jukka,
I can't give a clear confirmation but I have data going back to December 2013 on my lab system (855 entries.) I don't see a way to configure it in the GUI. The data is stored in the config_db (shown with a 64M total in my DMA) for the entire db.
Are you seeing it overwrite data that you would prefer to keep longer? What's the background on the request?
Thanks,
PL