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LOGON vs. LOGOFF during auditing [message #237532] |
Mon, 14 May 2007 15:18 |
vkpugh
Messages: 2 Registered: May 2007 Location: Helena MT, USA
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The database I'm working with has auditing turned on.
"CREATE SESSION" is turned on for all users.
However, I'm finding that a person can have a LOGOFF statement without having an earlier LOGON statement - over the course of this morning, for example, a user had 14 LOGOFFs and only 3 LOGONs (looking at the dba_audit_trail or dba_audit_session views).
The first CREATE SESSION audit statement for the day was a LOGOFF, followed by a couple more LOGOFFs before the first LOGON.
Logically, I would think you would LOGON, then LOGOFF, but because this is not happening, I'm not sure I'm understanding what LOGON and LOGOFF really mean.
I've looked at the literature and researched in this and other forums, but I've not seen anything about this subject.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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