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In the wwlog_api_admin API package, table views that correspond to the wwlog_activity_logs view are created to expose the log records for a single sub-domain, according to the current user's security access privilege. These views are granted to public users so that the reports and charts used for monitoring can be based on them.
Logging table views and definitions
wwlog_portal_ admin_logs | Includes all log record data. This view contains records only if the user has the Oracle Portal Administrator role.
wwlog_user_ logs | Includes all logs created by the current user.
wwlog_all_ page_logs | Includes pages the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ portlet_logs | Includes portlet instances on pages current user can view.
wwlog_all_ document_logs | Includes documents the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ folder_logs | Includes all folders the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ category_logs | Includes all categories the current user can view
wwlog_all_ perspective_logs | Includes perspectives the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ search_logs | Includes searches the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ item_logs | Includes items the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ user_logs | Includes logs for all users and may be viewed by Oracle Portal administrators and users who have at least ANY_USER/CREATE privileges.
wwlog_all_ group_logs | Includes groups the user owns, or all groups if the user has the Oracle Portal Administrator role.
wwlog_all_ component_logs | Includes all components the current user can view.
wwlog_all_ object_logs | A summary view that includes all the above views

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