Database Audit
Last updated:2025-05-28 16:17:53
Overview
TDSQL-C for MySQL provides the database audit feature to record database accesses and SQL statement executions (including SQL command details, client IP, user account, database name, error code, SQL type, risk level, execution time in microseconds, and so on), help enterprises manage risks, and improve data security levels.
Use Cases
This feature is applicable to scenarios where risky database behaviors (such as SQL injections and exceptional operations) need to be recorded with an alarm given.
Performance Impact
Database audit supports synchronous audit mode. Synchronous audit records all audit logs synchronously, and the average performance impact is less than 6%.
Use Instructions
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