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ProgressBook v12.0 System Manager Guide - Swoca

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Initial District Setup<br />

Install GradeBook Audit Logs<br />

You must install the audit logs to enable tracking changes made to assignment marks and report<br />

card grades in GradeBook. If you have already installed PBAudit log and configured the settings<br />

during a software upgrade, see “Enable Audit Log.”<br />

1. On the SQL Server, create a new subdirectory called Event Log in C:\Program<br />

Files\Software Answers if you are running a 32-bit version of Windows Server or<br />

C:\Program Files (x86)\Software Answers if you are running a 64-bit version of Windows<br />

Server.<br />

2. Download Event Log.zip to the new Event Log subdirectory, and extract the files.<br />

3. To create the audit log, double-click EventLogMaintenance.exe.<br />

4. On the Create/Validate <strong>ProgressBook</strong> Event Log window, highlight <strong>ProgressBook</strong> Event<br />

Logs.<br />

5. Next to the Resource File location field, click to browse for PBMessages.dll.<br />

6. In the Open window in the File Name list, select PBMessages.dll, and click Open.<br />

PBMessages.dll displays in the Resource File location field.<br />

Create/Validate <strong>ProgressBook</strong> Event Log<br />

Window<br />

Note: Make sure that the location where you choose to install audit log has ample<br />

space to allow the log file to increase in size. If you leave this field blank, the<br />

PBAudit log will be installed by default on the same system drive where the other<br />

system event logs are located. It is recommended to move the PBAudit log to a<br />

drive that has adequate space.<br />

30 <strong>ProgressBook</strong> GradeBook <strong>System</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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