Controlling auditing of update access to Db2® objects
You can use SAF to control whether FM/Db2
writes audit log records for FM/Db2 functions that
update, or have the potential to update, Db2®
objects. Examples of such functions are:
- The FM/Db2 editor operating in edit mode (but not view or browse)
- FM/Db2 Copy, for the target Db2® object
- FM/Db2 Import, for the target Db2® object
- FM/Db2 Data Create
FM/Db2 auditing
XFACILIT class resource names
shows the SAF XFACILIT class resource names used to control
FM/Db2 audit logging.
Example 1
- Enable audit logging for update access to DSN8910.EMP in Db2® system DSNA, for all users except TSO logonid MAINT1.
You could write the following RACF® rules:
RDEL XFACILIT FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.OBJ.DSN8910.EMP1
RDEF XFACILIT FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.OBJ.DSN8910.EMP +
OWNER(XXXXXXXX) UACC(READ)2
PE FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.OBJ.DSN8910.EMP +
CLASS(XFACILIT) ID(MAINT1) ACC(NONE)3
Example 2
- Enable audit logging for update access to remote object DSN8910.EMP. This object is accessed from Db2® system DSNA. The location of the remote Db2® system is TEXAS. Audit logging is to be performed for all users except SERVIC1, SERVIC2.
You could write the following RACF® rules:
RDEL XFACILIT FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.REMOBJ.TEXAS.DSN8910.EMP1
RDEF XFACILIT FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.REMOBJ.TEXAS.DSN8910.EMP +
OWNER(XXXXXXXX) UACC(READ)4
PE FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.REMOBJ.TEXAS.DSN8910.EMP +
CLASS(XFACILIT) ID(SERVIC1) ACC(NONE)5
PE FILEM.AUDIT.DSNA.UPDATE.REMOBJ.TEXAS.DSN8910.EMP +
CLASS(XFACILIT) ID(SERVIC2) ACC(NONE)5
1 Delete any existing XFACILIT rule
2 Define the XFACILIT rule for Db2® system DSNA and UPDATE access to Db2® object (OBJ) DSN8910.EMP. UACC(READ) allows all TSO user IDs to write audit log records (in the absence of any over-riding more specific rule).
3 A specific rule for logonid MAINT1 to prevent audit log records being written.
4 Define the XFACILIT rule for Db2® system DSNA and UPDATE access to remote Db2® object (REMOBJ) TEXAS.DSN8910.EMP. UACC(READ) allows all TSO user IDs to write audit log records (in the absence of any over-riding more specific rule).
5 Specific rules for logonids SERVIC1, SERVIC2 to prevent audit log records being written.