Re: Fine Grain Auditing.

On 06/15/2004 02:58:25 PM, "Patamalla, Chaya" wrote:
>
> Has any one worked with Oracle's Fine Grain Auditing.
> What is the performance overhead.
> Also, has anyone asked for auditing DDL? We are getting requirements
> about auditing DDL functionality.

Auditing DDL is by far the most common among all auditing. Generally speaking, everybody wants to know who's creating and, especially, who's dropping or altering objects. If some does something like 'TRUNCATE TABLE GL_JOURNAL_ENTRY', I'd like to know who it is, so that I can ask him whether he feels lucky.

-- 
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA



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