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Export Audit Events Script

Use the auditExport batch script to export the audit events to XML.

The following is an example of a sample batch script to export audit event object:

auditExport.bat -u <username> -p <password> -f /data/exportfile.xml

The following table describes parameters and arguments for the auditExport batch script.

Parameter Name	Argument	Description	Mandatory
-c or -command	command	Specify the command to execute. You can specify one of the following commands: start. Starts to export the specified audit event object in the B2B Data Exchange repository. abort. Stops exporting the audit event object in the B2B Data Exchange repository.	No
-from or -from_date	date	List the object type. Search for audit records created on and after the specified date. The supported date formats are "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" and "dd/MM/yyyy".	No
-to or --to_date	-to or --to_date	List the object type. Search for audit records created on and before the specified date. The supported date formats are "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" and "dd/MM/yyyy".	No
-name or --ObjectName	name	The name of the object.	No
-type or --ObjectType	type	List the object type. Specify one of the following commands: Partner Account Profile Endpoint UserGroup User Monitor PortalUser	No
-act or --ActionType	action	List the action type. Specify one of the following commands: Create Edit Delete	No
-f or --filename	file	The file in which the audit report is saved. The parameter is mandatory for the start command.	No
--server	"hostname:port"	The location of the Data Exchange Engine server. Optional. Host name and port number of the B2B Data Exchange server. If you do not enter an argument, the utility connects to the localhost server with the default port 18095. The argument must be enclosed in quotation marks. For example: auditExport.bat --server “localhost:18095”	No
-u or --user	userID	Identifier of the Operation Console user account. If you use Informatica platform authentication, the user ID must specify the Informatica security domain, separated by the @ symbol. For example: Administrator@SecurityDomain You must specify at least one of the user name options, -u or -U to determine the UserID required to execute this command.	No
-U	Environment variable	Environment variable that contains the UserID value. If you use Informatica platform authentication, the user ID must specify the Informatica security domain, separated by the @ symbol. For example: Administrator@SecurityDomain You must specify at least one of the user name options, -u or -U to determine the UserID required to execute this command.	No
-p or --password	password	Password of the Operation Console user. This option contains the clear text password. You must specify at least one of the password options, -p or -P to determine the UserID required to execute this command.	No
-P	Environment variable	Environment variable that contains the password value. Password for the Operation Console user that executes the auditExport command. The password must be encrypted. You must specify at least one of the password options, -p or -P to determine the user's password required to execute this command.	No

The following is an example of a sample batch script to export the audit report:

auditExport.bat -f "path/file.xml" -from "18/12/2003 12:55:43" -to "21/03/2021" -name "Objects"  -type "Partner" -act "Edit" -u sys -p sys  -c abort

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