Overview
Database Audit can parse, identify and restore bidirectional data packets, and can not only execute real-time audits on database operation requests but also fully restore and audit the responses from the database system. The audit contents include SQL packets, database command execution time, execution result sets, client tools, client IP addresses, server ports, database accounts, objects, execution status, database types, and message lengths.
Search Audit Logs
1. In the menu, select Query Analysis > Audit Logs to enter the Audit Logs page.
2. Select the Audit Logs tab, set the query conditions (time range, packet, asset, database account, client IP, server IP, operation type, execution status, etc.), and click Search to query the relevant audit logs.
Subsequent Operations
Export Audit Logs
Click the 
icon in the upper right corner of the interface to export the query results to your local server.
View Audit Log Details
In the query result list, click Details under the Operation column to view details of an audit log.