/// <summary>
/// Audits the creation of a new message by the specified user
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userID">User ID.</param>
/// <param name="messageID">Message ID.</param>
/// <returns>true if the save was successful, false otherwise</returns>
public static bool AuditNewMessage(int userID, int messageID)
{
AuditDataMessageRelatedEntity toLog = new AuditDataMessageRelatedEntity();
toLog.AuditActionID = (int)AuditActions.AuditNewMessage;
toLog.UserID = userID;
toLog.AuditedOn = DateTime.Now;
toLog.MessageID = messageID;
return toLog.Save();
}
/// <summary>
/// Audits the approval of an attachment. We'll log the approval of an attachment with the messageid, as attachments are stored related to a message.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userID">The user ID.</param>
/// <param name="attachmentID">The attachment ID.</param>
public static bool AuditApproveAttachment(int userID, int attachmentID)
{
AuditDataMessageRelatedEntity toLog = new AuditDataMessageRelatedEntity();
AttachmentCollection collection = new AttachmentCollection();
// use a scalar query to obtain the message id so we don't have to pull it completely in memory. An attachment can be big in size so we don't want to
// read the entity to just read the messageid. We could use excluding fields to avoid the actual attachment data, but this query is really simple.
// this query will return 1 value directly from the DB, so it won't read all attachments first into memory.
int messageID = (int)collection.GetScalar(AttachmentFieldIndex.MessageID, null, AggregateFunction.None, (AttachmentFields.AttachmentID==attachmentID));
toLog.AuditActionID = (int)AuditActions.AuditApproveAttachment;
toLog.UserID = userID;
toLog.MessageID = messageID;
toLog.AuditedOn = DateTime.Now;
return toLog.Save();
}