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# Events

The Events tab displays a complete, chronological audit trail of all lifecycle actions performed on your database service. Each entry records the action taken, the username responsible, and the exact date and time.

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## What actions appear in the Events log?

The Events tab records all significant service lifecycle changes, including:

* Service created, started, or stopped
* Compute or storage resize operations
* Parameter profile updates
* Patching events
* Switchover and switchback operations

For **cloned services**, the following additional details are captured for each refresh:

| Detail         | Description                                             |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| User           | The user who initiated the refresh                      |
| Refresh method | Whether the refresh used a snapshot or PITR             |
| Scheduled      | Whether the refresh was scheduled or triggered manually |
| Date and time  | The exact timestamp of the refresh                      |


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