Safeguard Audit Service Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Specifying Auditing

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Shorthand for Audit Attributes

You can use a shortened form of the audit attributes under most circumstances when

you are specifying the same conditions for different audit attributes. For example,

consider this command:

=ALTER DISKFILE $home.annual.report, &

=AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS all

=AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL all

=AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS all

=AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL all

You can use a shortened form of the audit attributes to specify the same auditing

conditions. This command is equivalent to the preceding command:

=ALTER DISKFILE $home.annual.report, AUDIT all

Similarly, this command can be entered in shorthand:

=ALTER DISKFILE $home.quarterly.report1, &

=AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS remote

=AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL remote

The shorthand version follows:

=ALTER DISKFILE $home.quarterly.report1, AUDIT-ACCESS remote

Table 2-1 lists all valid forms of the audit attribute shorthand, including those for

systemwide auditing. Systemwide auditing is described in detail after this table.

Table 2-1. Audit Attribute Shorthand (page 1 of 2)

For Object and OBJECTTYPE Records

Complete Combination of Attributes Equivalent Shorthand

AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS

AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL

AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS

AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL

AUDIT

AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS

AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL

AUDIT-MANAGE

AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS

AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL

AUDIT-ACCESS

AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS

AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS

AUDIT-PASS

AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL

AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL

AUDIT-FAIL

For User Records

Complete Combination of Attributes Equivalent Shorthand

Note. For Safeguard configuration, object can be either DEVICE, DISKFILE, OBJECT, or PROCESS.