sys.server_file_audits (Transact-SQL)

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02/13/2015

Contains extended information about the file audit type in a SQL Server audit on a server instance. For more information, see SQL Server Audit (Database Engine).

Column name	Data type	Description
audit_id	int	ID of the audit.
name	sysname	Name of the audit.
audit_guid	uniqueidentifier	GUID of the audit.
create_date	datetime	UTC date when the file audit was created.
modify_date	datatime	UTC date when the file audit was last modified.
principal_id	int	ID of the owner of the audit as registered on the server.
type	char(2)	Audit type: 0 = NT Security event log 1 = NT Application event log 2 = File on file system
type_desc	nvarchar(60)	Audit type description.
on_failure	tinyint	On Failure condition: 0 = Continue 1 = Shut down server instance 2 = Fail operation
on_failure_desc	nvarchar(60)	On Failure to write an action entry: CONTINUE SHUTDOWN SERVER INSTANCE FAIL OPERATION
is_state_enabled	tinyint	0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled
queue_delay	int	Suggested maximum time, in milliseconds, to wait before writing to disk. If 0, the audit will guarantee a write before the event can continue.
predicate	nvarchar(8000)	Predicate expression that is applied to the event.
max_file_size	bigint	Maximum size, in megabytes, of the audit: 0 = Unlimited/Not applicable to the type of audit selected.
max_rollover_files	int	Maximum number of files to use with the rollover option.
max_files	int	Maximum number of files to use without the rollover option.
reserved_disk_space	int	Amount of disk space to reserve per file.
log_file_path	nvarchar(260)	Path to where audit is located. File path for file audit, application log path for application log audit.
log_file_name	nvarchar(260)	Base name for the log file supplied in the CREATE AUDIT DDL. An incremental number is added to the base_log_name file as a suffix to create the log file name.

Permissions

Principals with the VIEW AUDIT STATE permission have access to this catalog view.

The visibility of the metadata in catalog views is limited to securables that a user either owns or on which the user has been granted some permission. For more information, see Metadata Visibility Configuration.