Handy DQL: What is being audited?

Whether we need to configure auditing for a new solution or figure out why some event was not audited, we may have to answer the question, “What is currently being audited in my repository?” Here are some handy queries to help you do just that.

List all configured audit events

This query is not very helpful other than getting the total count and the object ID’s. The queries that follow later join with various types to provide user-friendly information.

select r.registered_id, r.event,r.user_name
from dmi_registry r
where r.is_audittrail = 1

Across-the-board  audit configuration

select 'ALL',r.event,r.user_name
from dmi_registry r
where r.is_audittrail = 1
and r.registered_id = '0000000000000000'

Audit configuration for types

select t.name,r.event,r.user_name
from dmi_registry r, dm_type t
where r.is_audittrail = 1
and t.r_object_id = r.registered_id


Audit configuration for Sysobjects

select t.object_name,r.event,r.user_name
from dmi_registry r, dm_sysobject t
where r.is_audittrail = 1
and t.r_object_id = r.registered_id


Audit configuration for users

select t.user_name,r.event,r.user_name
from dmi_registry r, dm_user t
where r.is_audittrail = 1
and t.r_object_id = r.registered_id