Showing posts with label audit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audit. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

'read' audit

Is there any way to identify which records in a SQL database were 'read'
and by whom? Thanks.
Message posted via http://www.droptable.comBy "read", do you mean returned by a query or involved in a query
computation? Even in a modestly large system, that could be tens of millions
of rows per day. That said, there is perhaps a method to extract this
information from a SQL Profiler event.
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> Is there any way to identify which records in a SQL database were 'read'
> and by whom? Thanks.
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'read' audit

Is there any way to identify which records in a SQL database were 'read'
and by whom? Thanks.
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By "read", do you mean returned by a query or involved in a query
computation? Even in a modestly large system, that could be tens of millions
of rows per day. That said, there is perhaps a method to extract this
information from a SQL Profiler event.
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> Is there any way to identify which records in a SQL database were 'read'
> and by whom? Thanks.
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READ access to sql server activity monitor and sql server JOB acti

HI All,
Due to sox audit complaiance issues, we cannot give full read write access
to our production sql server 2005 databases to our developers.
But our developers want to have atleast read access to sql server activity
monitor and sql server JOB activity monitor.
How can I give only read access to those two monitors?
If I give read access to MSDB database then it will work?
I think only sysadmin role has access to those monitors right?
Please help on how to give read olny access to those monitors in sql server
2005.
Regards
Kumar
You just need to give them ProcessAdmin Server Role and in UserMapping
for MSDB give them SQLAgentReaderRole and SQLAgentUserRole
HTH,
Dinesh

READ access to sql server activity monitor and sql server JOB acti

HI All,
Due to sox audit complaiance issues, we cannot give full read write access
to our production sql server 2005 databases to our developers.
But our developers want to have atleast read access to sql server activity
monitor and sql server JOB activity monitor.
How can I give only read access to those two monitors?
If I give read access to MSDB database then it will work?
I think only sysadmin role has access to those monitors right?
Please help on how to give read olny access to those monitors in sql server
2005.
Regards
KumarYou just need to give them ProcessAdmin Server Role and in UserMapping
for MSDB give them SQLAgentReaderRole and SQLAgentUserRole
HTH,
Dineshsql

READ access to sql server activity monitor and sql server JOB acti

HI All,
Due to sox audit complaiance issues, we cannot give full read write access
to our production sql server 2005 databases to our developers.
But our developers want to have atleast read access to sql server activity
monitor and sql server JOB activity monitor.
How can I give only read access to those two monitors?
If I give read access to MSDB database then it will work?
I think only sysadmin role has access to those monitors right?
Please help on how to give read olny access to those monitors in sql server
2005.
Regards
KumarYou just need to give them ProcessAdmin Server Role and in UserMapping
for MSDB give them SQLAgentReaderRole and SQLAgentUserRole
HTH,
Dinesh