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Dear all,
I am creating a PS/SQL package to truncate SYS.AUD$ after backing up the data
1) insert into mybackupAUD as select * from SYS.AUD$
2) TRUNCATE TABLE SYS.AUD$
My question is the following:
How do I avoid any new records in my SYS.AUD$ between steps 1 and 2.
Example:
-Insert as select Done at 14:32:00
-User XX login at 14:32:01
-Truncate at 14:32:02
I lost login audit of User X.
I am posting this question with 125 points, but I am ready to give all my available points (380) if I get an answer that works!
Many thanks in advance.
Z;D
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