3.3.2 Displaying information related to the audit trail facility
This example displays information related to the audit trail facility.
adbaudittrail -u ADBAUDITVIEWER
-p '#HelloHADB_VIEWER'
-d
When the adbaudittrail -d command is executed, you can check the information related to the audit trail facility.
- Output example
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audit write-error audit-directory-path audit-file-max-size audit-file-number ACTIVE DOWN /home/ADBAUDITADMIN/audit 256 100
Explanation of the output items
- audit
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Displays the status information for the audit trail facility. One of the following values is displayed:
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ACTIVE
The audit trail facility is enabled.
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ACTIVE(NO OUTPUT)
The audit trail facility is enabled. However, output of audit trails to the audit trail file is suppressed.
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INACTIVE
The audit trail facility is disabled.
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- write-error
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Displays the processing method if audit trails can no longer be written to the audit trail file because, for example, the disk is full or a disk failure occurs. The value specified for the --write-error option is displayed.
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DOWN
The HADB server is set to terminate abnormally if an attempt to write to the audit trail file fails.
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FAILSOFT
The HADB server is set to continue operation if an attempt to write to the audit trail file fails.
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- audit-directory-path
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Displays the audit trail directory. The directory name specified for the adb_audit_log_path operand in the server definition is displayed.
- audit-file-max-size
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Displays the maximum size (in megabytes) of an audit trail file. The value of the adb_audit_log_max_size operand in the server definition is displayed.
- audit-file-number
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Displays the maximum number of audit trail file generations. The value of the adb_audit_log_max_num operand in the server definition is displayed.
If you specify 0 for the adb_audit_log_max_num operand or if you omit the adb_audit_log_max_num operand, 0 is displayed. 0 indicates that the maximum number of audit trail file generations is not limited.