Name
DBA_AUDIT_POLICIES
Synopsis
This view shows the FGA policies created on the database.
Oracle Database version | |||
Column name |
Description |
9i |
10g |
OBJECT_SCHEMA |
Owner of the table on which the policy is defined. |
Yes |
Yes |
OBJECT_NAME |
Name of the table on which the policy is defined. |
Yes |
Yes |
POLICY_NAME |
Name of the defined policy. |
Yes |
Yes |
POLICY_TEXT |
Condition under which the auditing should be triggered (e.g., “SALARY>1500”) is recorded here. |
Yes |
Yes |
POLICY_COLUMN |
Columns whose selection triggers the audit. |
Yes |
Yes |
PF_SCHEMA |
If the policy has a handler module, its owner is recorded here. The handler module executes automatically when the audit condition is satisfied. |
Yes |
Yes |
PF_PACKAGE |
If the handler module is a packaged procedure, the name of package is recorded here. |
Yes |
Yes |
PF_FUNCTION |
Name of the handler. If the handler module is a packaged procedure, this column shows the name of the procedure. |
Yes |
Yes |
ENABLED |
Indicates whether the policy is currently enabled. |
Yes |
Yes |
SEL |
Indicates whether the policy applies to SELECT statements. |
No |
Yes |
INS |
Indicates whether the policy applies to INSERT statements |
No |
Yes |
UPD |
Indicates whether the policy applies to UPDATE statements. |
No |
Yes |
DEL |
Indicates whether the policy applies to DELETE statements. |
No |
Yes |
AUDIT_TRAIL |
Type of auditing. If the value is DB_EXTENDED, it records bind variables in the trail. If the value is DB, bind variables are not recorded. In Oracle Database 10g Release ... |
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