Database endpoints
Verify the audit log
Check the audit log's hash chain and find the first damaged entry, if any.
GET /v1/tenants/{tenant}/audit/verify
- Select the audit logUse the tenant whose chain needs checking.
- Verify linked hashesCheck the log's recorded sequence for damage.
- Inspect the outcomeIf broken, read the first damaged sequence and detail.
Before you start
Use your database bearer token.
Path parameters
| Field | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|
tenant | string | Required |
Headers
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
x-oc-db-user | string | Optional | Acting database user (role, grant and row-policy checks). Send with x-oc-db-key. |
x-oc-db-key | string | Optional | API key of the x-oc-db-user user. |
Read the result
ok: true means this check found an intact hash chain. If it is false, inspect first_broken_seq and detail. Chain integrity does not itself tell you whether an audited action was authorized or appropriate.
Response statuses
HTTP status reference
| Status | What to do |
|---|---|
| 200 | OK |
| 400 | Correct the request before retrying. |
| 401 | Check the credential and Authorization header. |
| 402 | Check feature access or available credits. |
| 403 | Check tenant access, roles and permissions. |
| 429 | Honor Retry-After when present; back off. |
| 503 | Honor Retry-After when present; check write outcomes. |