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maybe/maybe not, here is why,
if i'm going to make changes(and try not to get caught),i'd be granting
update on table to someone else, change their password, login as them, change
the password back and it would totally look like someone else did it.
If you can't trust the DBA, there is bigger problems than that at the
organization.
joe
>>> Waleed.Khedr_at_FMR.COM 08/23/01 03:43PM
>>>If it's really that bad, then we are talking about setting
something up thatthe DBA wouldn't know about!I do not know if the
logminer could help here!Regards,Waleed-----Original
Message-----Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 1:36 PMTo: Multiple
recipients of list ORACLE-LWaleed,
Regrettably in our 'legalistic' world this is not possible if all
youhaveis a suspicion, you need facts to back them up. And getting
facts in thiscasecan be very difficult at best. What could be a
solution in this case isthatsomeone has a suspicion that this person is
modifying data inside thesesensitive tables during some time frame.
Well it may be wise to send themofffor a week to a training class where
they would be isolated from thedatabase inquestion. If the
alteration of data records ceases then there is probablecausefor a more
direct line of questioning, etc... If not you may be suspectingsomeone
who is really a front for an other person who has acquired
thatDBA'spassword. My first line would be to have all of the DBA's
change theirpasswords as well as the passwords for sys and
system. I wonder, if I tried to connect to that
database assys/change_on_install orsystem/manager, would I succeed??Dick Goulet____________________Reply Separator____________________Author: "Khedr; Waleed"<Waleed.Khedr_at_FMR.COM>Date:
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