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Ability to report on "Core" Audit Policies" through OTBI
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Thanks for your support Youssouf!
Jeff
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Yes agree, its useful to have the report so the changes can be effectively monitored and audited.
Thanks
Sreenivas0 -
Agreed. All 3 use cases are a great idea.
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Excellent. This is soooo critical from an external audit perspective.
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Agreed
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I agree that this capability and actually other Oracle Audit features need reevaluated and enhanced.
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we would also like this so we can build custom scheduled reports to assist with audit queries.
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Agreed. Very necessary for year end audits coming up.
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This would be beneficial to our company as well.
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Thanks for your vote on this Lori. This is a necessary step at least until Oracle develops a full audit trail for changes to Audit Policies. There are two Ideas to support the development of those audit policies as follows:
Thanks Lori. We are gaining traction on our core three most important Ideas. For those that haven't reviewed them, here they are:
https://cloudcustomerconnect.oracle.com/posts/81c53ece43
Audit Policy over Functional Audit Policies - Need full change tracking when Core Audit Policies are enabled / disabled / changed; Critical from an audit perspective
https://cloudcustomerconnect.oracle.com/posts/d0c940b933
The reason both of these are necessary is because the data is stored in different places. We currently have visibility to the functional audit policy configurations through the FND_AUDIT_ATTRIBUTES table. Oracle has confirmed that the core audit polices (SOA Suite, Platform Security Services, etc) are stored in middleware tables and not available to be queried via OTBI.
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