Displaying the audit configuration

About this task

To display the current audit configuration use the -c option of the onaudit utility.

Procedure

On UNIX™, the following example shows output from the onaudit -c command.
```
onaudit -c

Onaudit -- Audit Subsystem Control Utility
Copyright (c) IBM Corp., 1998 - 2010

Current audit system configuration:
   ADTMODE	   = 1
   ADTERR     = 0
   ADTPATH    = /tmp
   ADTSIZE    = 20000
   Audit file = 64
   ADTROWS    = 0
```
In the preceding example, the current audit system is configured as follows:
- ADTMODE is set to 1, which indicates that database server-managed auditing is on.
- ADTERR is set to 0, which indicates a continue error mode.
- ADTPATH shows the default directory for audit files.
- ADTSIZE, which represents the maximum size of the audit file, is specified as 20,000 bytes.
- The number of the current audit file in the current audit directory is 64.
- ADTROWS is set to 0, which indicates that selective row-level auditing is turned off.
If you are user informix, you can also retrieve this information from the SMI sysadtinfo table in the sysmaster database. For details, see the .
On Windows™, the example shows output from the onaudit -c command.
```
onaudit -c
   
Onaudit -- Audit Subsystem Control Utility
Copyright IBM Corporation 1996, 2010 All rights reserved

Current audit system configuration:
   ADTMODE			= 1
   ADTERR			= 0
   ADTPATH			= %informixdir%/aaodir
   ADTESIZE 		= 50000
   Audit file 	= 0
	 ADTROWS			= 0
```
In the preceding example, the current audit system is configured as follows:
- ADTMODE is set to 1, which indicates that database server-managed auditing is on.
- ADTERR is set to 0, which indicates a continue error mode.
- ADTPATH shows the default directory for audit files.
- ADTSIZE, which represents the maximum size of the audit file, is specified as 50,000 bytes.
- The number of the current audit file in the current audit directory is 0, meaning that no other audit file exists in the current series.
- ADTROWS is set to 0, which indicates that selective row-level auditing is turned off.