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Alter procedure auditing

Posted on 28-Jul-2009 By Admin No Comments on Alter procedure auditing

A common misconception is that the ‘audit any procedure’ is a privileges auditing option associated with the privilege ‘alter

any procedure’ and thus does NOT cover the alteration of a procedure that is

owned by the user altering it.

Note that AUDIT PROCEDURE covers:

CREATE FUNCTION

CREATE LIBRARY

CREATE PACKAGE

CREATE PACKAGE BODY

CREATE PROCEDURE

DROP FUNCTION

DROP LIBRARY

DROP PACKAGE

DROP PROCEDURE

Also Object Auditing Options ‘ALTER’ does not apply to Procedure, Function, Package, so

even object auditing can’t cover this.

I think otherwise every implicit recompilation would trigger an undesired audit record.

There’s no corresponding Statement auditing option available for ALTER PROCEDURE

either,

it looks like this was not implemented for some reason.

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