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View Change History
Collect and view change history details for several Business Manager data objects. Use the Business Manager Administrations Change History module to search for and view change history data.
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Use the Business Manager Administrations Change History module to search for and view change history data.
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Click App Launcher
, and then select
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Select an object type or enter an object ID to restrict the search to objects of
the specified type or ID.
The list includes the object types that you enabled change history tracking for the corresponding module and their related object types. The list of types changes depending on the enabled settings.
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Select the scope to restrict the search to objects existing
within a limited context.
For example, if you select Product as the object type and a specific catalog as the scope, the page returns changes for products within the context of the selected catalog. It omits changes for products related to price books, inventory lists, and other catalogs. By default, the scope is set to All, indicating that B2C Commerce returns changes across all contexts (or scopes).
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Select an action to restrict the search further. High-level
actions include:
- All, which includes Object Creation, Object Deletion, and Object Update
- Object Creation
- Object Deletion
- Object Update
If an Object Update action can’t be further restricted, the value Attributes appears instead of the value Object Update.
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Further restrict object updates depending on the object
type, as shown in the following table:
- To restrict the changes to only those performed by a job, enter a job ID in Object ID.
- To restrict the changes to only those performed by a user, enter a user ID in User.
- To specify a date range in the From and To fields, enter a date in the specified format in each field or click ... to select date from the calendar. Also, you can specify a time.
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Click Find.
B2C Commerce returns a search result with zero or more changes.
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Click a summary line.
Individual changes appear in a table. Each row in the table represents a single change event―a creation event, update event, or deletion event. See the exact time when the change occurred.
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Click the Show Details link to see a JSON representation of
the object after the change occurred.
Use a text comparison tool to compare two JSON representations of the same object and identify the exact nature of the change.
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