5 Reporting on the authentication database

The AuthenticationAudits table in the MyID authentication database contains audited information on any attempts to use the MyID authentication service.

You can use the information in this table to generate reports on the authentication activities of your system.

The AuthenticationAudits table has the following format:

Field

Format

Description

Id

int

Automatically incrementing primary key field.

LogonMechanism

nvarchar(20)

The type of credential used for the logon attempt; for example:

  • Fido

  • Passphrase

  • SmartcardMCS

UserAccountId

int

The user account relating to the user attempting to log on.

This is the UserAccounts.ID field in the main MyID database.

UserAccountObjectId

uniqueidentifier

The user account relating to the user attempting to log on.

This is the UserAccounts.ObjectID field in the main MyID database.

DeviceId

int

The device relating to the device being used to log on.

This is the Devices.ID field in the main MyID database.

DeviceTypeName

nvarchar(50)

The device type name relating to the device being used to log on.

This is the Devices.DeviceTypeName field in the main MyID database.

DeviceSerialNumber

nvarchar(50)

The device serial number relating to the device being used to log on.

This is the Devices.SerialNumber field in the main MyID database.

LogonDate

datetime

The date and time that this attempt was recorded.

Status

nvarchar(20)

The status of this logon attempt; for example:

  • success

  • failure

ReadableMessage

nvarchar(max)

For failed attempts to log on, this contains extra information that you can use to diagnose why a logon failed.

Error codes are included in this information; see the MyID Operator Client error codes section in the Error Code Reference guide.

LogonName

nvarchar(256)

The logon name of the user attempting to log on.

This is the UserAccounts.LogonName field in the main MyID database.

ClientId

nvarchar(100)

The OAuth client Id in use; for example:

  • myid.idms

  • myid.adfs

  • myid.operatorclient