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Change Auditor for SQL Server 7.1.1 - User Guide

Change Auditor for SQL Overview

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Introduction
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Deployment requirements
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Client components/features

Introduction

Change Auditor for SQL provides database auditing to secure SQL database assets with extensive, customizable auditing and reporting for all critical SQL Server changes including broker, database, object, performance, transaction events, changes to databases and tables, plus errors and warnings. SQL auditing helps tighten enterprise-wide change and control policies by tracking user and administrator activity such as database additions and deletions, granting and removing SQL access, and so on.

To enable SQL Server auditing, you must assign templates to the Change Auditor agents which define the SQL instances and event classes to audit; SQL Data Level auditing is assigned to a single agent when a template is created.

This guide has been prepared to assist you in becoming familiar with Change Auditor for SQL. It is intended for network administrators, consultants, analysts, and any other IT professionals using the product.

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For information on the core functionality available in Change Auditor regardless of the product license that has been applied, see the Change Auditor User Guide and the Change Auditor Installation Guide.
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For event details, see the Change Auditor for SQL Event Reference Guide.

Deployment requirements

For a successful deployment, ensure that your environment meets the minimum system requirements. For information about system requirements, see the Change Auditor Release Notes. For details on installing Change Auditor, see the Change Auditor Installation Guide. For information about Change Auditor core functionality, see the Change Auditor User Guide.

Client components/features

The following table lists the client components and features that require a valid Change Auditor for SQL license.

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NOTE: To hide unlicensed Change Auditor features from the Administration Tasks tab (including unavailable audit events throughout the client), select Action | Hide Unlicensed Components. Note that this command is only available when the Administration Tasks tab is the active page.
 
Table 1. Change Auditor for SQL Server client components/features
Client page
Feature

Administration Tasks tab

Agent Configuration page

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Event Logging - enable/disable SQL Server event logging

Audit Task list:

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SQL Server
NOTE: See SQL Server Auditing and SQL Data Level Auditing for information about creating templates.

Events

Facilities:

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SQL Broker Event
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SQL CLR Event
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SQL Cursors Event
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SQL Database Event
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SQL Data Level
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SQL Deprecation Event
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SQL Errors and Warnings Event
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SQL Full Text Event
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SQL Locks Event
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SQL Objects Event
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SQL OLEDB Event
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SQL Performance Event
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SQL Progress Report Event
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SQL Query Notifications Event
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SQL Scan Event
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SQL Security Audit Event
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SQL Server Event
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SQL Session Event
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SQL Stored Procedures Event
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SQL Transactions Event
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SQL TSQL Event
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SQL User-Configurable Event

Search Properties

What tab

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Subsystem | SQL
NOTE: See SQL Searches/Reports for information about using the What tab to create custom SQL search queries.

Searches page

Built-in reports:

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All reports that include the events in the facilities listed above.

Advanced tab/Search Results page

Columns:

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SQL Application Name (Data Level only)
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SQL Client Process ID
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SQL Database ID (Data Level only)
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SQL Database Name (Data Level only)
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SQL Event Class
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SQL Event SubClass
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SQL Host Name (Data Level only)
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SQL Instance Name (Data Level only)
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SQL IsSystem
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SQL Linked Server Name
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SQL Object ID (Data Level only)
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SQL Object ID2
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SQL Object Name (Data Level only)
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SQL Object Type (Data Level only)
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SQL Owner ID
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SQL Owner Name
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SQL Parent Name (Data Level only)
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SQL Provider Name
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SQL Row Counts
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SQL Session Login Name
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SQL SPID (Data Level only)
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SQL Success
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SQL Text Data (Data Level only)

Alert Body Configuration dialog - Event Details tab

Variables (email tags):

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SQL_APPLICATIONNAME
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SQL_CLIENTPROCESSID
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SQL_DATABASEID
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SQL_DATABASENAME
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SQL_EVENTCLASS
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SQL_EVENTSUBCLASS
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SQL_HOSTNAME
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SQL_INSTANCENAME
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SQL_ISSYSTEM
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SQL_LINKEDSERVERNAME
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SQL_OBJECTID
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SQL_OBJECTID2
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SQL_OBJECTNAME
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SQL_OBJECTTYPE
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SQL_OWNERID
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SQL_OWNERNAME
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SQL_PARENTNAME
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SQL_PROVIDERNAME
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SQL_ROWCOUNTS
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SQL_SESSIONLOGINNAME
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SQL_SPID
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SQL_SUCCESS
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TEXTDATA
NOTE: See the Change Auditor User Guide for a description of these email tags and how to configure alert email notifications.
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