Normally, we can’t not manage audit tables via database configuration application.
Since it filter out by java bean class to show only managed objects.
So we can’t add relationship via database configuration.
But I found a trick to display audit tables in database configuration !!
The steps are below
- Go to Application Designer, export presentation of CONFIGUR.
- BACKUP configur.xml
- Open in text editor and remove beanclass=”psdi.webclient.beans.configur.ConfigurBean” in presentation tag.
- import to system.
- Go to Database Configuration application, you will see the audit tables now.
- Select an audit table you want to add relationship, and create new row.
- Save them.
- Back to Application Designer then import BACKUP configur.xml from step 2.
Remark : This trick has not been tested with other modification of audit tables. So I don’t recommend you to do in production environment at first time.