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The Security Audit event category contains security audit events.
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Indicates that a login has been added or removed as a database user to a database. |
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Indicates that a login was added or removed from a fixed server role. |
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Indicates that a login has been added to or removed from a role. |
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Indicates that a database role was added to or removed from a database. |
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Indicates that a login has been added or removed. |
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Indicates that a password has been changed for an application role. |
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Indicates that a backup or restore statement has been issued. |
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Reports audit messages related to Service Broker dialog security. |
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Reports audit messages related to Service Broker transport security. |
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Indicates that an audit trace modification has been made. |
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Indicates that the permissions to change the owner of a database have been checked. |
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Indicates that a database has been created, altered, or dropped. |
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Reports audit messages related to database mirroring transport security. |
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Indicates that a database object, such as a schema, has been accessed. |
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Indicates that a GDR event for a database object has occurred. |
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Indicates that a CREATE, ALTER, or DROP statement was executed on a database object. |
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Indicates that there has been a change of owner for objects in database scope. |
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Indicates that various operations such as checkpoint or subscribe query notification have occurred. |
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Indicates that an impersonation has occurred within the database scope. |
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Indicates that principals have been created, altered, or dropped from a database. |
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Indicates that a GRANT, REVOKE, or DENY has been issued for a statement permission by a user in Microsoft SQL Server. |
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Indicates that a DBCC command has been issued. |
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Indicates that a user has changed their SQL Server login password. |
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Indicates that sp_defaultdb, sp_defaultlanguage, or ALTER LOGIN was used to modify a property of a login. |
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Indicates that a user has successfully logged into SQL Server. |
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Indicates that a user attempted to log in to SQL Server and failed. |
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Indicates that a Microsoft Windows login right was added or removed. |
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Indicates that a user has logged out of SQL Server. |
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Indicates that a CREATE, ALTER, or DROP was issued for an object. |
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Indicates that an object permission (such as SELECT) has been used. |
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Indicates that a GRANT, REVOKE, or DENY was issued for a schema object permission by a user in SQL Server. |
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Indicates that a server object has been created, altered, or dropped. |
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Indicates that the permissions to change the owner of schema object have been checked. |
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Indicates that the ALTER TRACE permission has been checked. |
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Indicates that a GDR event for a schema object has occurred. |
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Indicates that a CREATE, ALTER, or DROP event has occurred for a server object. |
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Indicates that a server object owner has changed. |
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Indicates that Audit operations have occurred in the server. |
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Indicates that an impersonation has occurred within the server scope. |
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Indicates that a CREATE, ALTER, or DROP has occurred for a server principal. |
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Indicates that a GDR event has occurred for server permissions. |
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Indicates that the SQL Server service state has been modified. |
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Indicates that a statement permission has been used. |