Overview

Records the history of completed queries and action executions for DB operations in QueryPie.

Viewing Query Audit

1. Navigate to Administrator > Audit > Databases > Query Audit menu.
2. Logs are displayed in descending order based on the query execution date.
3. You can search with the following conditions through the search field in the top left of the table:
   1. Name : User name
   2. Table(s) : Called table name
4. Click the filter button on the right side of the search field to filter with AND/OR conditions for the following:
   1. Connection Name : Connected DB connection name
   2. Database Type : Database type
   3. SQL Type : SQL statement type
   4. Action Type : Action type
      1. SQL Execution : SQL statement execution
      2. Export Data : Data export
      3. Export Schema : Schema export
      4. Import Data : Data import
      5. Import Schema : Schema import
      6. Copy Clipboard : Clipboard copy
   5. Executed At : Execution date and time
   6. Result : Operation success/failure status
   7. Prevented : Whether unauthorized access was executed due to policy
   8. Table Resolved : Whether table was called
   9. Executed From : Query execution subject
      1. Web Editor : Executed from QueryPie web editor
      2. Proxy : Executed through QueryPie proxy
      3. SQL Request : Executed through SQL Request workflow
      4. SQL Job : Executed by SQL Job
      5. SQL Export Request : Executed through SQL Export Request workflow
   10. Label : Whether DB is ledger
5. You can refresh the log list through the refresh button in the top right of the table.
6. The table provides the following column information:
   1. No : Event identification number
   2. Executed At : Execution date and time
   3. Result : Operation success/failure status
   4. Name : Target user name
   5. Email : Target user email
   6. Action Type : Action type
   7. Connection Name : Target DB connection name
   8. Database Type : Target database type
   9. Privilege Name : User access permission
   10. Client IP : User client IP address
   11. Replication Type : DB Replication type
   12. DB Host : Connected DB host
   13. DB Name : DB name
   14. DB User : DB user ID
   15. Table(s) : Called table name
   16. SQL Type : SQL statement type
   17. Query : Executed query statement
   18. Time(ms) : Execution time (in milliseconds)
   19. Rows : Number of affected rows
   20. Data Size : Called data size
   21. Client Name : Used client name (DataGrip, etc.)
   22. Error Message : Records of unusual events such as execution failures
   23. Execution Reason : Query execution reason
   24. Prevented : Whether unauthorized access was executed due to policy
   25. Label : Whether DB is ledger
   26. Executed From : Query execution subject

Viewing Query Audit Details

You can view detailed information by clicking on each row.

• The top of the right drawer displays the following basic query audit information:
  1. Result : Operation success/failure status
  2. Name : Target user name
  3. Action Type : Action type
  4. SQL Type : SQL statement type
  5. Privilege Name : User access permission
  6. Privilege Type : User access permission type
  7. Data Size : Called data size
  8. Time(ms) : Execution time (in milliseconds)
  9. Executed At : Execution date and time
  10. Executed From : Query execution subject
  11. Label : Whether DB is ledger
  12. Connection Name : Target DB connection name
  13. Replication Type : DB Replication type
  14. Client Name : Used client name (DataGrip, etc.)
  15. Client IP : User client IP address
  16. Host Name : Connection execution hostname
  17. Database Type : Target database type
  18. DB Host : Connected DB host
  19. DB Name : DB name
  20. DB User : DB user ID
  21. Table(s) : Called table name
• The bottom displays the executed query body and additional details:
  1. Query : Executed query statement
  2. First 10 Rows : First 10 row samples for called SELECT statements
     • This field is only displayed when the Display the first 10 rows in Query Audit setting is enabled. (Default: Off)
       • Refer to DB Connection Security Settings in Security
     • Copy Data : Button for copying before/after data
  3. Error Message : Records of unusual events such as execution failures
  4. Execution Reason : Query execution reason