BEGIN-EVENT-GROUP( ) method
Indicates (and records) the beginning of a group of related audit events in the current session. Audit event groups are used to group a series of related application and database audit events in one or more connected audit-enabled databases whose current audit policy has this audit event enabled.
This method returns a Base64 character string that specifies the universally unique identifier (UUID) of the primary index for all audit event records generated by this method for this audit event group. This UUID is recorded in all subsequent audit event records until you either end this audit event group or begin a different audit event group. The UUID is 22 characters in length (the two trailing Base64 pad characters are removed).
Return type: CHARACTER
Applies to: AUDIT-CONTROL system handle
event-context
event-detail
audit-custom-detail
The UUID is saved as the EVENT-GROUP-ID attribute value for each connected audit-enabled database.
There can be only one active event group per session at any one point in time. To set a different event group for the session, you can:
- Call the END-EVENT-GROUP( ) method, to end the current event group, and then call the BEGIN-EVENT-GROUP( ) method to begin the new event group.
- Call the BEGIN-EVENT-GROUP( ) method to begin the new event group. If there is an existing event group in effect, the AVM ends the existing event group before beginning the new event group.
Calling this method generates an audit event, and creates an audit record for the event in all connected audit-enabled databases according to each database’s current audit policy settings.
The following code fragment illustrates how to use the BEGIN-EVENT-GROUP( ) method:
See also: END-EVENT-GROUP( ) method, EVENT-GROUP-ID attribute
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