On 10/11/07, Jeff Davis <pgsql@j-davis.com> wrote:
> Postgresql too has this functionality and it seems to be as flexible and
> configurable as Oracle's.
Not exactly. Oracle auditing uses autonomous transactions and
actually logs attempts to change data as well as changes themselves
whereas Postgres would only log to a table on commit. In Postgres,
you have to specifically write a trigger which simulates an autonomous
transaction using dblink.
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