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Re: Audit of usrprf's

So spending your day looking at audit entries is a good career move?

Especially when most of the entries will be of no concern...you'll
attempt to scan through them quickly. With so much chaff..finding the
wheat will be harder and you're more likely to miss it. How would
that effect your career?

IMO, logging to much info is as bad or worse than too little.
Especially if you don't have any "audit proven" tools to help report
on it. (From a career standpoint, rolling your own audit reporting
tools is risky if you ask me :) )

Ideally, every log entry should be scrutinized...
Logging everything done by a minimally used *ALLOBJ profile is a good idea...
Logging sensitive actions by a regular profile is a good idea...

Good luck!
Charles


On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 11:22 AM, <fbocch2595@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Hmmm, ignoring them isn't going to be a good career move for me and I don't expect they'll be unwieldy...at this time I'm auditing a single usrprf.



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