DBMSAUDITMGMTUsing DBMSAUDITMGMTThis section contains topics which relate to using the DBMSAUDITMGMT package. The following topics are included Overview. Database auditing helps meet your database security and compliance requirements. Audit records are written to database tables, operating system OS files, or XML files depending on the AUDITTRAIL initialization parameter setting. Book Title. Cisco IOS IP Routing ProtocolIndependent Command Reference. Chapter Title. IP Routing ProtocolIndependent Commands S through T. PDF Complete Book. Web portal for buildingrelated information with a whole building focus provided by the National Institute of Building Sciences. Areas include Design Guidance. The size of an interval between two notes may be measured by the ratio of their frequencies. When a musical instrument is tuned using a just intonation tuning system. SAM. gov The System for Award Management SAM is the Official U. S. 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The DBMSAUDITMGMT subprograms enable you to efficiently manage your audit trail records. Livro A Defesa Tem A Palavra Pdf. The DBMSAUDITMGMT package provides a subprogram that allows you to move the database audit trail tables out of the SYSTEM tablespace. This improves overall database performance by reducing the load on the SYSTEM tablespace. Phjy5acMKo.uc81/img-DpqG2Y.png' alt='Equal Interval System Books' title='Equal Interval System Books' />It also enables you to dedicate an optimized tablespace for audit records. The DBMSAUDITMGMT subprograms also enable you to manage your operating system and XML audit files. You can define properties like the maximum size and age of an audit file. This enables you to keep the file sizes of OS and XML audit files in check. The DBMSAUDITMGMT subprograms enable you to perform cleanup operations on all audit trail types. Audit trails can be cleaned based on the Last Archive Timestamp value. The Last Archive Timestamp represents the timestamp of the most recent audit record that was securely archived. The DBMSAUDITMGMT package provides a subprogram that enables audit administrators to set the last archive timestamp for archived audit records. This subprogram can also be used by external archival systems to set the last archive timestamp. The DBMSAUDITMGMT subprograms also enable you to configure jobs that periodically delete audit trail records. The frequency with which these jobs should run can be controlled by the audit administrator. Security Model. All DBMSAUDITMGMT subprograms require the user to have EXECUTE privilege over the DBMSAUDITMGMT package. The SYSDBA role has EXECUTE privileges on the package by default. Oracle strongly recommends that only audit administrators should have EXECUTE privileges over the DBMSAUDITMGMT package. Constants. The DBMSAUDITMGMT package defines several enumerated constants that can be used for specifying parameter values. Enumerated constants must be prefixed with the package name, for example, DBMSAUDITMGMT. AUDITTRAILAUDSTD. The DBMSAUDITMGMT package includes the constants shown in the following tables Audit trails can be classified based on whether audit records are written to database tables, operating system files, or XML files. Table 2. 7 1 lists the audit trail type constants. Table 2. 7 1 DBMSAUDITMGMT Constants Audit Trail Types. Constant. Type. Description. AUDITTRAILALLPLSINTEGERAll audit trail types. This includes the standard database audit trail SYS. AUD and SYS. FGALOG tables, operating system OS audit trail, and XML audit trail. AUDITTRAILAUDSTDPLSINTEGERStandard database audit records in the SYS. AUD table. AUDITTRAILDBSTDPLSINTEGERBoth standard audit SYS. AUD and FGA auditSYS. FGALOG records. AUDITTRAILFGASTDPLSINTEGERStandard database fine grained auditing FGA records in the SYS. FGALOG table. AUDITTRAILFILESPLSINTEGERBoth operating system OS and XML audit trails. AUDITTRAILOSPLSINTEGEROperating system audit trail. This refers to the audit records stored in operating system files. AUDITTRAILXMLPLSINTEGERXML audit trail. This refers to the audit records stored in XML files. Audit trail properties determine the audit configuration settings. Table 2. 7 2 lists the constants related to audit trail properties. Table 2. 7 2 DBMSAUDITMGMT Constants Audit Trail Properties. Constant. Type. Description. CLEANUPINTERVALPLSINTEGERInterval, in hours, after which the cleanup procedure is called to clear audit records in the specified audit trail. DBDELETEBATCHSIZEPLSINTEGERSpecifies the batch size to be used for deleting audit records in database audit tables. The audit records are deleted in batches of size equal to DBDELETEBATCHSIZE. FILEDELETEBATCHSIZEPLSINTEGERSpecifies the batch size to be used for deleting audit files in the audit directory. The audit files are deleted in batches of size equal to FILEDELETEBATCHSIZE. OSFILEMAXAGEPLSINTEGERSpecifies the maximum number of days for which an operating system OS or XML audit file can be kept open before a new audit file gets created. OSFILEMAXSIZEPLSINTEGERSpecifies the maximum size, in kilobytes KB, to which an operating system OS or XML audit file can grow before a new file is opened. The audit trail purge job cleans the audit trail. Table 2. 7 3 lists the constants related to purge job status values. Table 2. 7 3 DBMSAUDITMGMT Constants Purge Job Status. Constant. Type. Description. PURGEJOBDISABLEPLSINTEGERDisables a purge job. PURGEJOBENABLEPLSINTEGEREnables a purge job. Views. The views listed in Table 2. DBMSAUDITMGMT configuration and cleanup events. Table 2. 7 4 Views used by DBMSAUDITMGMTView. Description. DBAAUDITMGMTCLEANEVENTSDisplays the cleanup event history. DBAAUDITMGMTCLEANUPJOBSDisplays the currently configured audit trail purge jobs. DBAAUDITMGMTCONFIGPARAMSDisplays the currently configured audit trail properties. DBAAUDITMGMTLASTARCHTSDisplays the last archive timestamps set for the audit trails. Subprogram Groups. The DBMSAUDITMGMT package subprograms can be grouped into the following categories Audit Trail Management Subprograms. Audit trail management subprograms enable you to manage audit trail properties. Return To Castle Wolfenstein 2 Single Player there. Table 2. 7 5 Audit Trail Management Subprograms. The Summary of DBMSAUDITMGMT Subprograms contains a complete listing of all subprograms in the package. Audit Trail Cleanup Subprograms. Audit trail cleanup subprograms help you perform cleanup related operations on the audit trail records. Table 2. 7 6 Audit Trail Cleanup Subprograms. The Summary of DBMSAUDITMGMT Subprograms contains a complete listing of all subprograms in the package. Summary of DBMSAUDITMGMT Subprograms. Table 2. 7 7 DBMSAUDITMGMT Package Subprograms. CLEANAUDITTRAIL Procedure. This procedure deletes audit trail records. The CLEANAUDITTRAIL procedure is usually called after the SETLASTARCHIVETIMESTAMP Procedure has been used to set the last archived timestamp for the audit records. Syntax. DBMSAUDITMGMT. CLEANAUDITTRAIL. IN PLSINTEGER. IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE. Parameters. Table 2. CLEANAUDITTRAIL Procedure Parameters. Parameter. Descriptionaudittrailtype. The audit trail type for which the cleanup operation needs to be performed. Audit trail types are listed in Table 2. DBMSAUDITMGMT Constants Audit Trail Types. Specifies whether the last archived timestamp should be used for deciding on the records that should be deleted. A value of TRUE indicates that only audit records created before the last archive timestamp should be deleted. A value of FALSE indicates that all audit records should be deleted. The default value is TRUE. Oracle recommends using this value, as this helps guard against inadvertent deletion of records.