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Oracle Tips by Burleson |
Chapter 8 General Oracle Auditing
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COLUMN NAME |
DESCRIPTION |
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COMMENT_TEXT |
This is important for authentication
purposes. Described in detail below. |
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SESSIONID |
The Audit Session Id of that session.
Remember, this is the Audit Session Id, not the Session Id from
v$session view. |
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ENTRYID |
A single statement may trigger several
types of audited events, e.g. a select * from dual may trigger
Oracle check whether a cached cursor similar to the query exists
or not. All these entries are assigned one unique entry id
within a session id. |
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STATEMENTID |
A single session may have several audited
statements – such as, the user created a table, altered another,
selected yet another, etc. Each of these statements is assigned
one statement id that is unique in that session id. If the
audited event is not a statement, then the statement id is 0. |
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