As Overview of Auditing describes, the database server has three actions that it can perform if an error occurs when writing to the audit trail: a continue error mode, and two levels of severity of halt error mode. Be sure that you, as the AAO, understand the implications of each error mode before you select one.
Use the onaudit utility or the ADTCFG file to set the error mode. For the onaudit syntax, see Utility Syntax. For the ADTERR configuration parameter, see Appendix B. The ADTCFG File.
The following onaudit command sets the error mode to continue. The database server processes the thread and notes the error in the message log.
onaudit -e 0
The following command sets the error mode to the most severe level of halt, in which the database server shuts down:
onaudit -e 3Home | [ Top of Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Contents | Index ]