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Locate logs/events of Management of Change (MoC) data changes

Locate logs/events of Management of Change (MoC) data changes

  • Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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Management of Change (MoC) data changes are logged according to the logging activity and available logging mechanism.

Note: If MoC is enabled when any process modifies configuration fields without supplying a changeset, the untracked configuration changes will be logged in a process-specific log and stored by the MOCOrchestrator service. Process logs are written at the warning level. Use the toggleDebug utility to raise the default logging level of a process. For more information related to the toggleDebug utility, refer to the RealTime Administrator documentation.

The following table outlines the type and location of logs/events for the MoC data changes audit trail:

MoC Component

Log/Event Type

Log/Event Location

DNAChangeset Tool

The DNAChangeset command line tool errors.

These errors are output to the command line interface.

Errors related to connecting with the RealTime database (RTDB) or display database.

These errors are located in the oasErrLog.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\Shared\log folder of the system where the DNAChangeset tool is run.

DNAPackage Tool

The DNAPackage command line tool errors.

These errors are output to the command line interface.

Auditing events related to the management of packages.

These events are located in the AuditLogEntries table of the ManagementOfChange Database centrally located on the Orchestrator.

Errors related to connecting to the package store.

These errors are located in the oasErrLog.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\Shared\log folder of the system where the DNAPackage Tool is run.

AVEVA Workflow Management

AVEVA Workflow Management has the ability for the user to configure workflow notifications.

For more information, refer to "Notification Activity" in the AVEVA Workflow Management documentation.

AVEVA Workflow Management includes business monitoring and reports in the Enterprise Console.

For more information, refer to "Business Activity Monitoring and Reports" in the AVEVA Workflow Management documentation.

AVEVA Workflow Management log files are located in the <Install Drive>:\Program Files\Wonderware\Workflow Management\Logs folder on the system where AVEVA Workflow Management is installed.

For more information, refer to "Viewing Message Log Files" in the AVEVA Workflow Management documentation.

RTDB Changeset

Auditing events related to the installation or rolling back of individual changesets.

These events are located in the AuditLogEntries table of the ManagementOfChange Database centrally located on the Orchestratror.

Errors encountered during the installation or creation of RTDB (realtime) changesets.

These errors are located in the oasErrLog.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\Shared\log folder of the system where realtime changesets are being created or installed.

MOCAgent service

Errors encountered during the installation or creation of realtime changesets.

These errors are located in the oasErrLog.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\Shared\log folder of the system where the MOCAgent service is being run.

MOCOrchestrator service

Errors related to the operation of the package store.

These errors are located in the oasErrLog.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\Shared\log folder of the system running the MOCOrchestrator service.

Additional data.

Additional data is located in the packagestore_<processID>.log file in the %DNADataRoot%\ManagementOfChange\log folder of the system running the MOCOrchestrator service.

RabbitMQ

Status information of the RabbitMQ instance.

The status information is located in the RabbitMQ management console.

For more information, refer to RabbitMQ documentation at https://www.rabbitmq.com/documentation.html.

User configurable RabbitMQ log files.

Log files are available through the management console.

For more information, refer to RabbitMQ documentation at https://www.rabbitmq.com/documentation.html.