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TitleWhat permissions are required to disable auditing?
URL NameP135329
Article Number000128434
EnvironmentAll Supported Operating Systems
OpenEdge 10.1x
Question/Problem Description
What permissions are required to disable auditing?
What privileges are needed to run the command to disable auditing?
What permissions are required to disable auditing against a database?
What is the command to disable auditing against a database?
Does the user have to exist in the _User table in order to disable auditing against a database?
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To disable auditing against a database, the user must have Audit Administrator privilege.

The command used to disable auditing with a specific user id is:

proutil dbname -C disableauditing -userid username -password password

-userid is the parameter used to identify which user has the Audit Administrator privilege required in order to disable auditing.  The userid associated with the -userid field does not need to be in the _User table.  The user does however, need to have been identified as a user in the Data Administration -> Admin -> Security -> Edit Audit Permissions userid table.

If a password is not listed on the command line, the user will be prompted for one when the command is invoked.
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Last Modified Date9/13/2015 11:00 AM

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