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Database Security Products (MOSC)

How to turn off SET ROLE auditing?

Mar 8, 2012 11:31AM edited Mar 9, 2012 3:50AM in Database Security Products (MOSC) 3 commentsAnswered ✓

Running Oracle 11.2.0.1 on Windows Server 2008 R2 64bit.

Created a database with dbca. DBCA turns on auditing for the following by default.

Privileges That Oracle Database Audits by Default

Oracle Database audits the following privileges by default:

`ALTER ANY PROCEDURE`	`CREATE ANY LIBRARY`	`DROP ANY TABLE`
`ALTER ANY TABLE`	`CREATE ANY PROCEDURE`	`DROP PROFILE`
`ALTER DATABASE`	`CREATE ANY TABLE`	`DROP USER`
`ALTER PROFILE`	`CREATE EXTERNAL JOB`	`EXEMPT ACCESS POLICY`
`ALTER SYSTEM`	`CREATE PUBLIC DATABASE LINK`	`GRANT ANY OBJECT PRIVILEGE`
`ALTER USER`	`CREATE SESSION`	`GRANT ANY PRIVILEGE`
`AUDIT SYSTEM`	`CREATE USER`	`GRANT ANY ROLE`
`CREATE ANY JOB`	`DROP ANY PROCEDURE`

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