system_event
The system_event table contains information about system events.
Structure
The system_event table has the following structure:
| TABLE system_event | |||
| type_id | number(5) | NOT NULL, | |
| user_name | varchar(255) | NOT NULL, | |
| audit_date | date | NOT NULL, | |
| audit_usecs | number(6) | NOT NULL, | |
| details | varchar(512) | NOT NULL, | |
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Column |
Description |
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IID of an audit event. It is defined in the
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Name of the user who performed the audit event, as defined in the |
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Date and time when the event occurred. Note: The audit_usecs column can be combined with this column to provide resolution to a microsecond. |
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Number of microseconds since the start of the seconds value specified in the audit_date column. |
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Extra details of the event. |
Primary Key
None.
Foreign Keys
None.
Indexes
The following index is defined for this table.
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Index Name |
Column(s) Indexed |
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idx_sys_event_fk |
type_id user_name audit_date |
Table Activity
The system_event table contains one row for each system event that is audited.
Rows are added and deleted in the following situations:
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A row is... |
When... |
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added |
a new system event is audited. |
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deleted |
using the |