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Published inJun 2016
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ISBN-139781782172123
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Zoran Pavlovic
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Zoran Pavlovic

Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
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Maja Veselica

Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
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Auditing Database Vault operations


In this recipe, you'll learn to audit Oracle Database Vault events.

Getting ready

To complete this recipe, you'll need to use Oracle Database 12c, which has Oracle Database Vault enabled and at least some of the components configured (for example, the realm HR realm and rule set Working Hours). Also, you'll need an existing user who has the audit_admin role (for example, jack).

How to do it...

  1. Connect to the database as a user who has the audit_admin role (for example, jack):

    $ connect jack
    
  2. Create the audit policy dbv_policy:

    SQL> CREATE AUDIT POLICY dbv_policy
    ACTIONS COMPONENT = DV Rule Set Failure on "Working Hours",realm 
    violation on "HR Realm";
    
  3. Enable the audit policy dbv_policy:

    SQL> audit policy dbv_policy;
    
  4. Execute several statements that will cause generation of audit records:

    SQL> select * from oe.orders;
    
    
    SQL> update hr.employees set salary=30000 where salary=24000;
    

How it works...

To create an audit policy that captures...

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Published in: Jun 2016Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781782172123

Authors (2)

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Zoran Pavlovic

Zoran Pavlovic is currently working as an Oracle Technical Architect in his company. He works with Oracle technologies (primary Oracle Database) since 2005. Areas of his expertise are Security and Performance Tuning of Oracle Database. Zoran has worked on various complex database environments including RAC, ASM, Data Guard, etc. He has worked as a consultant for Oracle Consulting as well as instructor for Oracle University across EMEA region. Zoran is first member of Oracle ACE Program in Serbia, and a featured speaker/author at many conferences/magazines.
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Maja Veselica

Maja Veselica, MSc in software engineering, is currently working for Parallel d.o.o., Belgrade, as an Oracle Database consultant (security, performance tuning, and so on). She has been working as an instructor for Oracle University since 2010. In the last couple of years, she has also been working for Oracle Consulting. Also, Maja is a member of Oracle ACE Program and has more than 20 Oracle certificates. She enjoys (beta) testing Oracle products and participating in other Oracle-related activities.
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