问题
I have a rather complicated DB structure that I am trying to audit. Currently I have Envers running and it audits the changes that are made to each object. This works really well!
I now want to show some audit information on the UI. The objects/tables get quite complicated so I was looking for a way to see what fields have changed in the audit. Currently Envers stores a snapshot of each object stamped with a revision id. I can look at each object's revision and then manually query to see what has changed but I was wondering if there was a way I can get Envers to store which fields have changed. Is this possible? I found this link from 2011 and it recommends checking each object field manually. My concern here is speed. I have lots of objects related and I may only have one updated field. I will have to query a lot of fields to find the one that has changed.
Is it possible to store the fields that have changed?
Thanks
EDIT
I should have said that I am using the REVCHANGES table so I can see what has changed at what revisions but again this is only at entity level not field level
回答1:
In newer Envers versions you can track which properties changed at each revision using a boolean flag. See:
http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/core/4.1/devguide/en-US/html/ch15.html#envers-tracking-properties-changes
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14125558/hibernate-envers-get-fields-that-have-changed