Datastore Activity Logs

This topic lists API and Data Explorer fields (and their descriptions) associated with user activity across the TAO platform. The entities described in this topic are considered to be the most meaningful when performing a query of a delivery’s data - not all entities returned with a query are listed.

Identification

Data Explorer	API	Description
User Id	`userId`	The user’s platform ID/username (not name).
User Name	`userName`	The display name of the actor generating the log entry.
Personal Data	`personalData`	Indicates whether the modified data includes personal information.
Tenant Id	`tenantId`	The unique identifier for the TAO environment on which the action was executed.

Timestamps

Data Explorer	API	Description
Event Timestamp	`eventTimestamp`	The time of the event/activity was began (Unix timestamp in milliseconds).
Last Update Date	`last_update_date`	The date the event record was successfully created or updated in the system (provided as a Unix timestamp). This is a technical timestamp generated by the system and does not represent when the user actually performed an action. It is primarily for internal use and may not have direct business relevance.

User Activity Data

Data Explorer	API	Description
Action	`action`	Describes the action taken. Possible values include: `lti_launch`, `logout`, `login`, `create`
Component	`component`	Platform on which the action was taken. Possible value is `portal`.
Entity Id	`entityId`	Unique ID of the area of the platform on which the action was taken. Value will be `null` for content bank activity.
Entity Type	`entityType`	Area of the platform on which the action was taken. Possible values include: `client-activity`, `sessions`, `content-bank`, `userSessions`
Error Details	`errorDetails`	Details if the action resulted in an error. Value will be `null` if the value of `success` is `true`.
Message Id	`messageId`	The unique identifier for a message or transaction between the client and the API.
Success	`success`	If the action did not result in an error, this value will be `true`. If the action resulted in an error, the value will be `false` (and details will be included in `errorDetails`).