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Database Administration (MOSC)

Audit RETURNCODE 2004

Feb 23, 2022 7:53AM in Database Administration (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered

Hello!

There is a user USR1, he has a grant GRANT ALTER, SELECT, UPDATE ON USR2.Table1 TO USR1;

We execute under USR1:

ALTER TABLE USR2.Table1 enable row movement;

ALTER TABLE USR2.Table1 disables row movement;

Why are events visible in the audit with RETURNCODE 2004 (security violation) ?

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