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Oracle Tips by Burleson |
Chapter 8 General Oracle Auditing
These small audit files are written to the
default directory mentioned above and quickly fills up the
ORACLE_HOME directory or file system, most likely without the
express knowledge of the DBA. This should be carefully monitored.
Files should be moved or simply deleted to make room in this very
important filesystem.
Note: There is no equivalent system for writing
audit records to a file system in Windows. The parameter
audit_file_dest does not exist on the Windows platform. All the
audit records go to the Event Log.
In the Windows environment, you would want to
check the Event Log. These OS trails are recorded under Application
Event Logs. One such log is shown in Figure 8.1.
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