Fine Grained Auditing FGA - Which procedure or package caused the DML ?

Question

Hi All,
I'm using FGA at column level. I'm trying to figure out all PL/SQL Subprograms like procedures, functions, packages, etc, which issued the SQL_TEXT in the dba_fga_audit_trail view.
e.g.
begin
sys.dbms_fga.add_policy(
object_schema => 'SCOTT',
object_name => 'EMP',
policy_name => 'SCOTT_EMP_POLICY',
audit_condition => null,
audit_column => 'SALARY',
statement_types => 'UPDATE');
end;
The dba_fga_audit_trail view successfully displays all Update Statements in the SQL_TEXT column. However, as to which PL/SQL Subprogram it was issued from - this I don't know.
Is there any way to determine this? Maybe through another system view?
I tried replacing the SQL_TEXT with a lot of '%' for every space and every bind variable characters, so that I can do a LIKE in the DBA_SOURCE view, . . . but this didn't 100% worked.
Many Thanks,
Henry Wu

Answer 1

Hi,
Personnally i've never seen an automatic way for doing this...
What you cando (but it can be very fastidious) is to declare constants (or IDs) for your differents package/procedure/function names and add them to your different DMLs commands.
procedure TheProc is
CurrentProc constant varchar2(100):='TheProc';
begin
update mytable set .... , proc_name=CurrentProc
end;this is an old post but it might interrest you:
Get current procedure