Showing Audit Masks

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Showing Audit Masks

Showing Audit Masks:
 
|-- -o--+-----------+-------------------------------------------|
        +- -u--mask-+
        '- -y-------'

Element	Purpose	Key Considerations
-o	Outputs audit masks.	None.
-u mask	Names a specific mask to display.	Can be any existing audit mask.
-y	Automatically responds `yes` to the confirmation prompt.	None.

The -o option of the onaudit utility sends the mask display to standard output, as follows:

If the -u mask option is omitted, all masks are displayed.
If the -y and -u options are omitted, onaudit requests confirmation before it displays all the masks, which can amount to a lot of data.

The following example illustrates the format of the output file. The format is the same as that of an input file for onaudit, as Modifying an Audit Mask describes.

maskname basemask audit_events

Because the database server keeps no record of the base mask that is used to create or modify a mask, a single hyphen (-) always appears in the basemask placeholder.

The following example shows output for the command onaudit -o -u pat. It indicates that the individual user mask pat contains the Lock Table (LKTB), Create Table (CRTB), and failed attempts of Add Chunk (ADCK) audit events.

pat            -      LKTB,CRTB,FADCK