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SAS Metadata log when role is removed

Below is the message you get in metadata log when some user remove a role from group or add a role to a group.

2016-01-15T13:51:56,249 INFO  [10777807] 4216288:venkat.heart - Removed Member IdentityType=IdentityGroup  Name=Group Developers, ObjId=XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX from Role  Name=Management Console: Scheduler Only, ObjId=XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX.

2016-01-15T13:52:34,522 INFO  [10779877] 4216288:venkat.heart - Added Member IdentityType=IdentityGroup  Name=Group Admin, ObjId=XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX to Role  Name=Management Console: Scheduler Only, ObjId=XXXXXXXXX.XXXXXXXX.

If this is made by some unknown user then search with following term.

[sas@fghg9 Logs]$ grep Removed SASMeta_MetadataServer_XXXXXX_fghg9_XXXXX.log

or

[sas@fghg9 Logs]$ grep Removed SASMeta_MetadataServer_XXXXXX_fghg9_XXXXX.log | grep Role

or


[sas@fghg9 Logs]$ grep Removed SASMeta_MetadataServer_XXXXXX_fghg9_XXXXX.log | grep Role| grep Management 

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