audit

问题 I am working on an new web app I need to store any changes in database to audit table(s). Purpose of such audit tables is that later on in a real physical audit we can asecertain what happened in a situation, who edited what and what was the state of db at the time of e.g. a complex calculation. So mostly audit table will be written and not read. Report may be generated though sometimes. I have looked for available solution AuditTrail - simple and that is why I am inclining towards it, I can

问题 This question already has answers here : Retrieving the inherited attribute names/values using Java Reflection (13 answers) Closed 7 months ago . I've recently changed my schema a bit so my classes inherit from a super class, problem is my comparison method which generates an audit log, using Java reflect, is now only looping through the fields of the child class, not the superclass, is there a way to get all the FIELDS? or do I need to cast it into the super class.....? Heres my method below

问题 This question already has answers here : Retrieving the inherited attribute names/values using Java Reflection (13 answers) Closed 7 months ago . I've recently changed my schema a bit so my classes inherit from a super class, problem is my comparison method which generates an audit log, using Java reflect, is now only looping through the fields of the child class, not the superclass, is there a way to get all the FIELDS? or do I need to cast it into the super class.....? Heres my method below

问题 For a security sensitive design, I'd like to disable DELETEs on certain tables. The DELETE should merely set a deleted flag on a row (which would be then visible on a view, which would be used by the application layer). As I understand a rule would generate additional queries - so a rule could not suppress the original query. As illustration a toy example with a trigger (not yet tested): -- data in this table should be 'undeletable' CREATE table article ( id serial, content text not null,

问题 I have implemented an audit trail framework based on the information provided by the first answer to the following post: SQL Server history table - populate through SP or Trigger? Ultimately, the framework that I have implemented uses three triggers per table that insert audit information based on changes to the tables. My insert and delete audit triggers are fairly simple. However, the update triggers are far more complex because the trigger has to check to determine whether or not each

问题 As we do not implement the users of our applications as users in SQL server, when the application server connects to a database each application always uses the same credentials to attach to each database. This presents an auditing problem. Using triggers, we want to store every update, insert and delete and attribute each to a particular user. One possible solution is to add an "updated by user" column to every table and update this every time. This means a new column on every table and a

问题 I have my core project in C#. I work on a database, where some tables have the columns "user_mod" and "date_mod" for sign who and when made some mods and the same with "data_new" and "user_new". My question: is there a way to centralize this and make this data inserted automatically, where I create the instance of dbContext ? If not, I will use an audit trail tool. I have seen some of these, but there is a problem: all of these, require some code in my model. But I don't want to write in my

问题 In looking at similar questions like: Getting trigger to insert changed column values only in audit table Audit Logging Strategies I would like to take this one step further and compare the updated data to see if it actually has been updated... I'm not sure if this is ideal (performance wise). Background: We have some data that is periodically updated by the user. When this data is updated, I would like to compare what they submitted with what is already there and what they submitted, to make

问题 i'm the owner of a few corporate github repositories. Lately we have been suspicious of a developer who may be enlisting outsourced help through his borrowed github identity (many 4am commits in batches). Is there a way on github.com to determine the source IP address of the committer? On the traffic page i can infer this info based on teh number of unique clones, but this is not enough data for us to validate our concerns. Cheers, Joe Anonymous 回答1: If this "individual", if I'm quoting your

问题 i have this bash script here that i'm trying to modify to check if there is only one root id, is it vulnerable and currently, this script only checks if there is a duplicate uid and display the users that shares the same uid. Thanks in advance! :) Bash Script: #!/bin/bash /bin/cat /etc/passwd| /bin/cut -f3 -d":" | /bin/sort -n | /usr/bin/uniq-c | while read x ; do [ -z "${x}" ] && break set -$x if [ $1 -gt1 ]; then users=`/bin/gawk -F: '($3 == n) { print $1 }' n=$2 /etc/passwd| /usr/bin/xargs