Creating a Database Audit Task

Scenarios

You want to check whether database objects for audit meet specifications and affect performance

Prerequisites

A data source has been created and connected successfully.

Constraints

• The audited database objects can only be tables, views, sequences, indexes, functions, procedures, triggers, or packages.
• A maximum of 10,000 schemas can be audited at a time.
• During the database audit, do not delete database objects that are being audited, or audit results may be affected.
• If a system template is used, the audit results before and after a version upgrade will be inconsistent. You are advised to use a custom template.

Procedure

1. Log in to the UGO console.
2. In the navigation pane, choose SQL Audit > Database Audit.
3. Click Create Audit Task.
   Figure 1 Creating a Database Audit Task
   

   Table 1 Parameter description

   Parameter	Description
   Task Name	Enter a task name, which is mandatory. The value is a string of 5 to 50 characters, including letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-). It must start with a letter (case-insensitive) and end with a digit or letter.
   Database Type	Select a database type. Only the GaussDB database is supported. This parameter is mandatory.
   Data Source	Select a data source. Currently, only GaussDB is supported. This parameter is mandatory. If there is no available data source, click Create Data Source.
   Schema	Select a schema. This parameter is optional and only available for GaussDB databases. If this parameter is not specified, all schemas are audited by default. However, up to 10,000 schemas can be audited. If the parameter is specified, you can select up to 10,000 schemas.
   Rule Template	Select a template based on the selected database type. You can set the template information by referring to Adding a Rule Template.
   Description	Enter a task description, which contains up to 100 characters. This parameter is optional.

4. Click OK. The task is displayed in the list.
   Figure 2 Audit task list
   

   The task status can be:

   • Pending: The database audit task is to be scheduled.
   • Collecting objects: DDL statements in the schema of a specified database.
   • Auditing SQL statements: The database is being audited.
   • Audit completed: The database audit is complete only after all database objects are audited.
   • Audit failed: An exception occurred during the audit.