Oracle SQL: the Essential Reference

NOAUDIT (Schema Objects)

NOAUDIT object_option[,object_option ...] ON {[schema.]objectname | DIRECTORY directory_name | DEFAULT} [WHENEVER [NOT] SUCCESSFUL]

Stops auditing defined by a prior AUDIT statement for schema objects.

Keywords

object_option

Indicates that auditing on a particular operation will be stopped. The following operations are valid: ALTER, AUDIT, COMMENT, DELETE, EXECUTE, GRANT, INDEX, INSERT, LOCK, RENAME, SELECT, and UPDATE. The keyword ALL is equivalent to specifying all of the operations.

object_name

Specifies the name of the schema object for which auditing will be stopped.

DIRECTORY

Specifies the name of a directory for which auditing will be stopped.

DEFAULT

Specifies that no auditing will be performed as the default for objects that have not yet been created for the specified object option.

WHENEVER SUCCESSFUL

Turns off auditing only for SQL statements that complete successfully.

WHENEVER NOT SUCCESSFUL

Turns off auditing only for SQL statements that fail or result in errors.

Examples

Turn off auditing for any UPDATE statement issued for scott's bonus table:

NOAUDIT UPDATE ON scott.bonus;

Turn off auditing for any unsuccessful operation on scott's emp table:

NOAUDIT ALL ON scott.emp WHENEVER NOT SUCCESSFUL;