RE: Capturing Schema changes ??

From: <Satheesh.Babu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2004 15:10:58 +0530
No I don't think fga could be a option here. FGA is meant for row level =
security.=20
If your just looking for time by which the object definition is changed =
or a object is created, then last_ddl_time&timestamp columns of =
dba_objects will help.
If you want to know more than that like which user has changed, from =
which machine etc., then ddl triggers will be best option.

Thanks and Regards,
Satheesh Babu.S
Associate Consultant.
080-57593938
Bangalore.
India.




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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mogens N=F8rgaard
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Subject: Re: Capturing Schema changes ??

Setting DML_LOCKS to 0 could also stop it :-).

Would FGA be an option here?

Mogens

Stephane Faroult wrote:

> =20
> George,=20
>=20
>    If you really want details about what has truly occurred (instead =
of
> recording that *something* has occurred), I think that DDL triggers =
are the
> way to go (I don't think that audit has much evolved since at least =
the days
> of Oracle 5 ...). Beware though that some DDL statements fire several
> triggers (eg ALTER TABLE ... ADD CONSTRAINT ... PRIMARY KEY ... if no =
index
> to enforce the constraint already exists). But for the more trivial =
cases,
> it can become tricky.


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