Oracle application Audit files information


REM *
REM * PROGRAM:     rahc_sec_profiles.sql
REM * USAGE:       @rahc_sec_profiles.sql
REM *
REM * LANGUAGE:    SQL*Plus
REM *
REM * DESCRIPTION: Check FND security profile
REM *    Please pay attention in the following profile
REM *        Sign-On:Audit Level                   (A=None,B=User,C=Responsibility,D=Forms)
REM *        Sign-On:Notification                  Y/N       
REM *        Signon Password Custom                        custom function to encrypt/decrypt password
REM *        Signon Password Failure Limit              
REM *        Signon Password Length
REM *        Signon Password Nouse
REM *        Signon Password Hard to Guess           Y/N
REM *        Password case sensitive                          11.5.10.2
REM *
REM * EXAMPLES:
REM *   @rahc_sec_profiles.sql
REM *
REM * NOTES:      
REM *
REM * CHANGES:
REM *
REM * Version   Date         Who             Comments
REM * 1.0.0     02-May-07    Somchart L.     Initial version.
REM *

prompt
prompt ====================================================================================================================================
prompt Checking security profiles
prompt ====================================================================================================================================
prompt

CLEAR COLUMNS
CLEAR BREAKS

SET TRIMSPOOL ON
SET VERIFY OFF
SET FEEDBACK OFF

SET LINESIZE 132
SET PAGESIZE 50

col profile_option_id format 999999 heading "Profile|Option ID"
col Pro_Level format a20 wrap
col user_name format a20 wrap
col Prof_Name format a40 wrap
col Prof_Value format a20 wrap

SET HEADING ON
TTITLE 'Security Profiles'

SELECT   v.profile_option_id
       , decode(v.level_id,10001,'Site'
                          ,10002,'Application'
                          ,10003,'Responsibility'
                          ,10004,'User'
                          ,v.level_id) Pro_Level
       , user_name
       , pot.user_profile_option_name prof_name
       , substr(v.profile_option_value, 1,45) prof_value
FROM  
         apps.fnd_profile_options o
       , apps.fnd_profile_options_tl pot
       , apps.fnd_profile_option_values v
       , apps.fnd_user fu
WHERE   
         o.profile_option_name = pot.profile_option_name
AND      o.profile_option_id = v.profile_option_id (+)
AND      o.application_id    = v.application_id (+)
AND      v.level_value = fu.user_id (+) 
AND      (pot.user_profile_option_name like 'Sign%assword%'
       or pot.user_profile_option_name like 'Sign%otific%'
       or pot.user_profile_option_name like 'Sign%udit%'
       or pot.user_profile_option_name like 'Utilities%Diag%'
       or pot.user_profile_option_name like 'ICX:Session Timeout')     
ORDER BY v.level_id, pot.user_profile_option_name
/

TTITLE OFF
prompt
prompt Note:
prompt Metalink Note 233436.1 recommends the following profiles
prompt -  SIGNON_PASSWORD_LENGTH        = 8
prompt -  SIGNON_PASSWORD_HARD_TO_GUESS = YES
prompt -  SIGNON_PASSWORD_NO_REUSE      = 180
prompt -  ICX_SESSION_TIMEOUT           = 30  (unless using SSO with OID)
prompt


exit

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