Can anyone briefly describe abt audit table loading?

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Can anyone briefly describe abt audit table loading?..

Answer / prabhu

audit table is the table used to moniter the statistics of
session and workflow.You can populate audit tables by using
pmcmd command or by using repository tables

Prabhu
www.iskilltech.com

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Can anyone briefly describe abt audit table loading?..

Answer / sameer

We uses audit table in real time because audit table gives all information abt.our project Means
Sourge success rows,target success rows,source failed rows, target failed rows,transformation error best on requirement we can calculates.

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