Trigger for logging changes(DML changes) for All tables in Schema

Hi ,
Is there a way to create a schema level trigger to audit the DML changes that affect all the tables.I need the output in my log table as
1) the table name on which the DML occurred
2) type of DML
3) column names affected.
I know this can be achieved through enabling AUDIT or by creating dynamically, triggers for each tables...
Is there a way to create a single trigger to achieve this??

It's not possible to create DML trigger on schema level
I think the only way is to create the triggers dynamically for each table..
Re: Schema level Database triggers by Kamran Agayev
Edited by: jeneesh on Oct 12, 2012 6:39 PM

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user559463 wrote:
Unfortunately a script created lots of tables in the wrong Tablespace (=SYSTEM) and Schema (=SYS).
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TIE4_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
TIE4_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
TIE4_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
TIE5_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
TIE5_FLE_SRC VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
TIE5_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
TIE5_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
TIE5_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
TIE5_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
TIE6_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
TIE6_FLE_SRC VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
TIE6_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
TIE6_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
TIE6_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
TIE6_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
EJ_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
EJ_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
EJ_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
EJ_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
EJ_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
BTH_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
BTH_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
BTH_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
BTH_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
BTH_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
BRN_ISS_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
BRN_ISS_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
BRN_ISS_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
BRN_ISS_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
BRN_ISS_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
BRN_ACQ_FLE VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
BRN_ACQ_FLE_MCHDTE DATE,
BRN_ACQ_FLE_EODDTE DATE,
BRN_ACQ_FLE_RCNTYP NUMBER(2),
BRN_ACQ_FLE_ACNTID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
TRNACC_ID VARCHAR2(21 BYTE),
PRT_TRNACC_ID VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
PROCESS_ID VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1A_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2A_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3A_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4A_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5A_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1B_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2B_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3B_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4B_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5B_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1C_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2C_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3C_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4C_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5C_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1D_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2D_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3D_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4D_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5D_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1E_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2E_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3E_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4E_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5E_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1F_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2F_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3F_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4F_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5F_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1G_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2G_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3G_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4G_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5G_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1H_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2H_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3H_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4H_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5H_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH1I_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH2I_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH3I_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH4I_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SWT_VCH5I_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
VIS_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
MAS_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE1_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE2_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE3_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE4_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE5_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TIE6_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
EJ_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
BTH_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
BRN_ISS_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
BRN_ACQ_VCH_NUM VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
PAR_DTE DATE,
EOD_DTE1 DATE,
EOD_DTE2 DATE,
FILLER1 VARCHAR2(4000 BYTE),
FILLER2 VARCHAR2(4000 BYTE),
FILLER3 VARCHAR2(4000 BYTE),
BRM_LINKID1 VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
BRM_LINKID2 VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
BRN_ACQ_FLE_ORG VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
CRM_TRACK_FLAG VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
DIFF_AMT NUMBER(16,2),
IS_RCN NUMBER(1),
MCH_DTE DATE,
MIGRATION_FLAG VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
NET_CDE VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
TRACK_FLAG VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
TRN_MM VARCHAR2(2 BYTE),
TRN_YY VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
MOVE_FLAG VARCHAR2(15 BYTE),
PURGE_FLAG NUMBER(2),
REV_FLAG NUMBER(1),
TEMPVCH_LOCK_DTE DATE
Please provide me any refernce on web or document which i can implement or code on how to code the required trgger.
Regards,
Ganesh

Perhaps you should consider using Materialized View Replication.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10706/repoverview.htm#autoId9
Instead of writing triggers, you put a materialized view log on your source table. Then you can turn your backup table into a materialized view that is based on the source table. When you perform a fast refresh of the backup table MV, it will read the MV log on the source table. Refreshes should take almost no time at all to process.
If the data must be absolutely up-to-date at all times, you can use refresh on commit so that the MV is always in synch with the table. Normally I recommend against using refresh on commit, and instead recommend a short refresh interval.
You can use triggers as you suggest, but it seems simpler to use something like MVs to create a shadow table.

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