Logging Audit Trails to an SQL Database SECTION 13 CFR (Title 21 Part 11) Function-
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13-5-3 Connection String for an SQL Database
Invoke the Audit Trail Configuration dialog, select the ‘SQL Server’ radio
button in the Database group and press the ‘Setup…’ button, this will display
the ‘Audit Database Setup’ dialog as shown below:
NOTE: The connection string will be empty initially.
In the Database text box type in the name of your chosen database (for the
test application we created a database called ‘Audit’) and then press the ‘Build
Connection String’ a default connection string will be built for you as shown
below:
NOTE: The default connection string assumes that the SQL Server is local, if
this is not the case for your system replace ‘(local)’ with your <server
address>.
When you have the required ‘connection string’, press the Ok button to save
the new settings. If an error message indicating that the connection string is
invalid is displayed, press ‘No’ to go back and correct the error. If the message
still appears, but you are happy that the connection string is valid for your
system, then press the ‘Yes’ button to save your connection string. Press Ok
on the Audit Configuration Dialog to complete the process and re-build the
project, after a successful build the project is now ready to log to SQL Server.
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