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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Urgent: Prod Auditing Problem
We have Auditing on for Update on a Table in our
production environment. There is a requirement to find
out who updated a particular column in this table. I
let one of the users run the update again so as to
track down exactly How I would eventually get the SQL
statement.
I queried dba_audit_trail with this user's os_username and found a few Update statements, having different STATEMENTID. Now the question : Is there any way I could use the Statementid to find out the SQL statement ? I looked up Metalink and read somewhere that there's no way to get to the SQL itself. Any help.
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