Business class transaction auditing

You can audit the transactions for an individual business class if the business class implements auditing. This enables you to focus the auditing effort on the business classes where it is most needed for your business purposes.

Setting up auditing for a business class includes two main steps: replicating the business class audit data to a columnar table and defining an audit list so that the data can be viewed.

To define and run the required replication set, see the general instructions in Creating replication sets. The key points for defining a replication set for the auditing data from an individual business class is that the Export Format must be Columnar, the data to extract must include audit log entries, and the replication set must contain all of the fields that are on the audit list that will use the columnar table.
If the business class does not have an audit list that implements ColumnarView, then use the Configuration Console to create such a list. It must include the following basic definition plus any needed fields.
```
<auditReportName> is an AuditList

    implements ColumnarView
```