Epoch

When this repository is first applied to an existing project there will probably already be data in the database which you want to start auditing. Creating a epoch record for each row will give auditing a reasonable starting point.

Like the trigger tool, creating an epoch should be piped to the database, but for epoch you must pipe to the audit database:

php public/index.php audit:epoch:import

Piping this output looks like:

php public/index.php audit:epoch:import | mysql -u user -p123 -h mysql audit_database

The epoch tool uses the configuration variable epoch_import_limit. This variable will paginate the epoch audit record creation. The default of 200 is acceptable.

Currently the epoch tool will create an epoch record for every row in the database in the entities configured to be audited.

**TODO: The epoch tool SHOULD only create an epoch record for rows which do not already have an epoch record. **