Flexible Audit_Trail output Format in Oracle 10g

Dear Friends ,
I have to configure audit_trail in oracle 10g , using
"audit_trail = xml"
or "audit_trail = xml,extended"
or "audit_trail = os"
Here I want to keep my user log in OS format not into DB format . But In the OS format I use the above options ("xml" , "xml,extended" , "OS" ) which are not actually not so easy format or a lengthy output format . I want a format where it is shown only "username", "HostIP","Timestamp", "Sql_text" .
Can I make it manually ? Or is there any other option to make it easy ?
plz inform ... ...
Waiting for ur kind reply .. ..

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from the dba_audit_% views to flat files.

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