audit of sql-statements
Posted in 1999
Topics: Security, Permissions & Auditing
Hi,
I want to use audit to watch a user. With the statement onauditshow I can
see some of his actions, but I want to track all SQL-statements,for example
select * from table or so. Either I also can only see the number of the
table,- I want to get the table name.Who can help ?
Thanks
HIM Biebesheim wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I want to use audit to watch a user. With the statement onauditshow I can
> see some of his actions, but I want to track all SQL-statements,for example
> select * from table or so. Either I also can only see the number of the
> table,- I want to get the table name.> Who can help ?
> Thanks
Have a look at I-Spy, it's designed for Data Warehouses, but from what i
read
it will do exactly what you're asking; plus much more (e.g. generating
explain-files)
hth
martin
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Martin Berns wrote in message <36DBBF0F.DE5F4AA8@Materna.De>...
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>HIM Biebesheim wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I want to use audit to watch a user. With the statement onauditshow I
can
>> see some of his actions, but I want to track all SQL-statements,for
example
>> select * from table or so. Either I also can only see the number of the
>> table,- I want to get the table name.>> Who can help ?
>> Thanks
>Have a look at I-Spy, it's designed for Data Warehouses, but from what i
>read
>it will do exactly what you're asking; plus much more (e.g. generating
>explain-files)
>hth
>martin