I would like to enable System Audit on my Firebird 2.5.9.27139 (x64) database (Windows 10), to inspect all queries performed on it.
I've already read some docs about what the configuration file should look like, but most likely I have some trivial problem with setting up all the paths and entries.
I would be very grateful if someone could have a glance at my settings and point out what I should change.
My database is located in: C:\KSBAZA\KS-APW\WAPTEKA.FDB
I would like to store all logs and trace config file in the directory: C:\DB_trace
In the main Firebird directory, I uncommented and set the line of firebird.conf file to:
AuditTraceConfigFile = C:\DB_trace\apw_trace.conf
Content of C:\DB_trace\apw_trace.conf:
<database WAPTEKA.FDB> enable true log_filename C:\DB_trace\audit_trace_database.log max_log_size 0 include_filter %(INSERT|UPDATE|DELETE)% log_connection true connection_id 0 log_transaction true log_statement_prepare true log_statement_free true log_statement_start true log_statement_finish true log_procedure_start true log_procedure_finish true log_trigger_start true log_trigger_finish true log_errors true log_warnings true log_initfini true log_sweep true time_threshold 0 max_sql_length 65536</database><services> enabled true log_filename C:\DB_trace\audit_trace_services.log max_log_size 0 log_services true log_errors true log_warnings true log_initfini true</services>After saving the changes to the firebird.conf file, I completely rebooted the machine (the editing was performed while the Firebird service was down.)
Moreover, I tried to place the apw_trace.conf file in the same dir as the firebird.conf one (now AuditTraceConfigFile = apw_trace.conf), but without any result - there are no log files created in C:\DB_trace dir (should I touch these empty *.log files?).