RULE_LOG

RULE_LOG

The following table describes the columns in the rule log table:
Column
Description
SERVER_NAME
The unique name of the server. The server name is defined in the ak.instance property of the Log Loader properties file.
CONNECTION_DATE
The date that Dynamic Data Masking entered the data into the rule log file.
CONNECTION_TIME
The time that Dynamic Data Masking entered the data into the rule log file.
CONNECTION_MSEC
The millisecond that Dynamic Data Masking entered the data into the rule log file.
THREAD_NAME
The thread subprocess of the Dynamic Data Masking Server that handled the rule.
MODE_NAME
The rule mode. MODE_NAME can be replace, block, none, etc.
RULE_NAME
The rule name you define in the Management Console.
MESSAGE
The error message you define in the Management Console.
ORIGINAL_STATEMENT*
The unique identifier of the original SQL request sent to the Dynamic Data Masking Server. The STMT_ID column of the statement log table references the original statement column.
REPLACED_BY*
The unique identifier of the SQL statement created by Dynamic Data Masking Server. The STMT_ID column of the statement log table references the REPLACED_BY column.
OS_USER_NAME
The operating system user.
HOST_NAME
The IP address or host name of the client machine that sends the request.
PROGRAM_NAME
The name of the application that sent the SQL request.
SESSION_ID
The session identifier of the database process that precedes the SQL statement.
SERIAL_NUMBER
Identifies the database process.
USERNAME
The database username that connected to the database.
INSTANCE_NO
The INSTANCE_NUMBER parameter of Oracle Real Application Clusters.
*You can use the column to create a join between the statement log table and the rule log table.

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