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One alternative way would be to use logminer if your transaction_auditing
parameter is set true (default in 9.2), that way you'll get quite a lot of
information about the user into the redolog as well, when they start the DDL
recursive transaction...
Tanel.
> I need to create a DDL auditing trigger (initially, for a 9.2.0.4
database)
> that logs *extremely* detailed information about exactly who, what, when,
> from where, ad infinitum whenever *anyone* makes modifications to a
schema.
> Being able to tell that they had a hangnail on their right thumb when it
hit
> the spacebar between "alter" and "table" might even prove useful.
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