Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
Use audit(x)
to retrieve the transaction table for an audited object.
If possible, operations whose names appear in the vector options('artifact')
store the changed records in the artifact list, which can be retrieved using artifact(x)
.
Length of the artifact list is always equal to number of records in the audit table, and elements
correspond to audit records. However, artifacts will have zero rows by default.
For example if you specify options(artifact='drop')
or options(artifact=TRUE)
then any dropped records are archived; add
operations etc. generate header only.
Other possible character elements are add
, create
, transform
,
merge
, and modify
.
For merge
, the artifact, if any, is simply y
.
Normally one should not need to use the assignment forms.
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x |
an audited object |
... |
ignored |
value |
an audit object |
for assignment: the audited object; for retrieval: the audit or artifact attribute
Tim Bergsma
http://metrumrg.googlecode.com
as.keyed
as.audited
as.keyed.audited
as.igraph
audited-package
Ops.audited
write.audit
subset.audited
melt.audited
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