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How can I know which audit option is currently enabled in Oracle database?<br />
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If I type<br />
AUDIT DATABASE LINK BY SESSION WHENEVER SUCCESSFUL;<br />
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the Oracle database will start auditing this right?<br />
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But how can I know all the audit rules and setting that are enabled in Oracle?<br />
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Is it just query the DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL table?<br />
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I don't think so....<br />
Which table can I find out Oracle is curerntly auditing the above statement?<br />

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How can I know which audit option is currently enabled in Oracle database?

e.g.
If I type
AUDIT DATABASE LINK BY SESSION WHENEVER SUCCESSFUL;

the Oracle database will start auditing this right?

But how can I know all the audit rules and setting that are enabled in Oracle?

Is it just query the DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL table?

I don't think so....
Which table can I find out Oracle is curerntly auditing the above statement?


Oracle Audit

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