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Security Log File Format
The security log is created and written when security logging is enabled (using the ENABLE SECURITY_AUDIT statement). The security log file has the following format:
Field Name
Data Type
Description
audittime
date
Date and time of the audit event
user_name
char(32)
Effective user name
real_name
char(32)
Real user name
userprivileges
char(32)
User privileges
objprivileges
char(32)
Object privileges
database
char(32)
Database
auditstatus
char(1)
Status of event; Y for success or N for failure
auditevent
char(24)
Type of event
objecttype
char(24)
Type of object
objectname
char(32)
Name of object
description
char(80)
Text description of event
objectowner
char(32)
Owner of the object being audited
detailnum
Integer(4)
Detail number
detailinfo
varchar(256)
Detail textual information
sessionid
char(16)
Session identifier
querytext_ sequence
integer(4)
Sequence number for query text records, where applicable
Note:  When registered, a security log is read-only.
Permissions
The session must have MAINTAIN_AUDIT privilege.
To query the audit log, AUDITOR privilege is required.
Related Statements
Remove Table
Last modified date: 11/09/2022