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Auditing for muted alerts

cscoengineer

The muted alerts is nice. But who did it? Would be nice to audit this.

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xandurr

You can, See Below

SELECT * FROM AuditingEvents

WHERE ActionTypeID = '100'

mmcc0912

I ran that in SQL Studio and it was successful but returned no results. I know I have one on purpose so that I can find how to query or even a report. That's my main goal. Adding the who is not for us but will be for others.

cscoengineer

Using AuditEventMessage seems to give more consistent results.

SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM [dbo].[AuditingEvents]

where auditeventmessage like '%mut%'

jhandberg

These are not bad workarounds. But in my environment, they don't show the most recent. Those fell out of scope, beyond the Top XX. I need to show the most recent first as many of the older ones for the query were un-muted some time ago.

dnerdahl

Add an:

ORDER BY TimeLoggedUTC

:following the where statement.

This should give you what you're looking for.

designerfx

This was part of what I was pushing for with , although I should have spelled it out. More people with the same idea serena !

serena

Ahhhhh I see. Thanks for the tag!