It's been a while since I used auditing in anger (And explained to a novice
developer that he wasn't as clever as he thought he was...) but my
references say it goes something like this under 8i - I'm afraid I don't
have a 7.3.4 instance to check the syntax against
'All audit information is stored in the SYS.AUD$ table'
'Oracle retrieves information on what is being audited from three data
dictionary views: DBA_PRIV_AUDIT_OPTS, DBA_STMT_AUDIT_OPTS,
DBA_OBJ_AUDIT_OPTS'
(Oracle SQL&PL/SQL Annotated Archives)
NOAUDIT will reverse the various audit options (DBA Handbook)
So if something like 'audit session by access whenever not successful;'
has turned auditing on, you can look at it using 'select * from
dba_stmt_audit_opts;'
and turn it off with 'noaudit session;'
Hope that helps
Simon Anderson
Solaris V2.6 & Oracle V7.3.4.5
For the last hour or more I've tried to RTFM,
but I have been unable to find anything which gives me a clue.
Below are some AUDIT_ACTIONS & their counts from the AUD$ view.
100 LOGON 3279
102 LOGOFF BY CLEANUP 213771
55 SET ROLE 634706
103 SESSION REC 1417453
101 LOGOFF 6226129
When an AUDIT command is issued which table/view gets updated/inserted?
How do I turn off/disable the LOGOFF auditing?
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