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Audit Trail specific action [message #266202]

Mon, 10 September 2007 03:28

altafhk
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I audited insert on a table by access whenever not successful. I received records that are not saved. Fine, but I am getting other records of Action_name = 'Session Rec'. I don't want to note in the Aud$.

Can anyone help me!

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #266207 is a reply to message #266202]

Mon, 10 September 2007 03:49

Michel Cadot
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Read this thread: http://www.dba-village.com/village/dvp_forum.OpenThread?ThreadIdA=25798

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #266480 is a reply to message #266207]

Tue, 11 September 2007 00:21

altafhk
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I read the thread but did not find the solution. Thank you for the reply.
I do not want audit action 103 session rec. Pl see the query:
COL NAME FORMAT 'A10'
COL VALUE FORMAT 'A12'
COL DISPLAY_VALUE FORMAT 'A12'

select NAME, TYPE, VALUE, DISPLAY_VALUE, ISDEFAULT, ISSES_MODIFIABLE, ISSYS_MODIFIABLE, ISINSTANCE_MODIFIABLE, ISMODIFIED, ISADJUSTED, ISDEPRECATED, DESCRIPTION from v$parameter where NUM=911;

NAME TYPE VALUE DISPLAY_VALU ISDEFAULT ISSES ISSYS_MOD ISINS ISMODIFIED ISADJ ISDEP DESCRIPTION
---------- ---------- ------------ ------------ --------- ----- --------- ----- ---------- ----- ----- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
audit_trai 2 DB_EXTENDED DB_EXTENDED FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE enable system auditing
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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #266496 is a reply to message #266480]

Tue, 11 September 2007 00:46

Michel Cadot
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The thread says why you have this record and it also says that if you have it you can't avoid it.
Anyway, you can delete it if you want.

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #267479 is a reply to message #266496]

Thu, 13 September 2007 07:39

altafhk
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Sir,
I want audit on inserts only. As there are many problems arisen from application end. It is a PHP Apache application with oracle 10g in back end. There is no proper exception handling.. even during entries 1 record saves 2 times by getting nextval in the primary key attribute and all other fields as present in textboxes..

I got tens of records, that are by page not properly rendered etc..
by querying I provide condition
SELECT OBJ_NAME, TIMESTAMP, SQL_TEXT, TERMINAL
FROM DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL
WHERE ACTION_NAME = 'INSERT';

My other request is to find out the terminal on which the transaction is failed. As there is 1 oracle user and we have security through application end, and client request oracle through conn.php means apache; how can I get terminal.

Thank you for two replies.

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #267491 is a reply to message #267479]

Thu, 13 September 2007 08:39

Michel Cadot
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You have your application to cooperate and forward you the end client data. For instance, application can set client_id which is automatically recorded in audit trail.

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #267788 is a reply to message #267491]

Sat, 15 September 2007 00:36

altafhk
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This is done, but.. what to do with terminal name ie not recorded.
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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #267796 is a reply to message #267788]

Sat, 15 September 2007 00:59

Michel Cadot
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You can get it from v$session and put it in the client_id, for instance.
You can also not use Oracle audit and use insert trigger to log what you want in your own log table.

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Michel

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #268331 is a reply to message #267796]

Tue, 18 September 2007 03:36

altafhk
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But Michel, v$session does not show client_identifier. The user logs in through web browser (front-end security); I think within one session all clients connect with the application. I cannot understand, whose session to kill if I need.
The terminal info is required because my table notes action, login user, pagevisited, datetime. You said, through database trigger; first performance issue, INSERT for whole application; where to get terminal info, if connected through browser with 1 Oracle user. I think I could not convey the message? sorry

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #268336 is a reply to message #268331]

Tue, 18 September 2007 04:14

Michel Cadot
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If your client are connected through a web browser then Oracle does not see it and this is your application server that has to get and give to Oracle the information you need.

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Re: Audit Trail specific action [message #268629 is a reply to message #268336]

Wed, 19 September 2007 03:42

altafhk
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My problem has been solved and yes through application i.e, in PHP coding I used $user_ip =$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
I created a table, now it is like this:

select USER_IP, EMPCODE , USER_LOG_DATE, USER_LOG_TIME, USER_LOG_URL, USER_LOG_TABLE, USER_ACTION, QUERY from user_log;

I appreciate cooperation of Michel and the forum.
Regards

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