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!!Database Auditing
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You might want to either audit who has changed the data, or what the specific data
changes were. There are a number of options available to you:
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* Use Spring Transaction Manager/Interceptor
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* Hibernate auditing
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* Database triggers
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- The old style way of doing this is by using triggers and creating
mirror audit tables for any tables you want to audit... this can be
great if you have DBA's that will write this stuff for you!! (as you
dont have to do anything!!)
A traditional way of auditing what data changes have been made is by using triggers and creating
mirror audit tables for any tables you want to audit (ie. user_audit). The triggers will fire when a modification to a record occurs, and write to the audit table, writing the state of the record and who made the modification.
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- Oracle 9i now has auditing built in ...
* Oracle 9i now has auditing features built in
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- A crude (but quick) way is to log it to a special file (maybe setup
via log4j or something), any modifications...
* You could use log4j to configure a special audit log file and write to that
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- There are some software that sits inbetween DAO and DB to log this
stuff already..
http://www.p6spy.com/
* You could software like [this|http://www.p6spy.com/] that sits between Hibernate and the DB

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