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I am wrestling with the following question (which I got wrong), and
would like some opinions. I chose a and d, but apparently the correct
answer is d and e. How could you differentiate access between internal
and external users?
In which 2 situations would Fine-Grained Auditing be beneficial:
You need to track all accesses of the EMPLOYEE table.
You need to identify all users who updated the CUSTOMER table on a
specific date.
You want to be able to compare the before and after values of each
update of the PRICE column of the PRODUCT table.
You want to alert the Human Resources Administrator any time someone
accesses an executive's salary in the EMPLOYEE table.
You want to allow unaudited access to the CONTACT_ ADDRESS column of the
CUSTOMER table from within your organization, but track any access to
the CONTACT_ADDRESS column that occurs via the Internet.
Received on Mon Mar 10 2003 - 19:44:21 CST
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