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Set-AzSqlDatabaseAudit -ResourceGroupName "ResourceGroupName" -ServerName "ServerName" -DatabaseName "DatabaseName" -PredicateExpression ""

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Set-AzSqlDatabaseAudit (Az.Sql) | Microsoft LearnĬonfigure Auditing for Azure SQL Database series - part1 - Microsoft Community HubĬonfigure Auditing for Azure SQL Database series - Part2 - Microsoft Community HubĤ- You can remove the predicate expression when needed by running the command with - PredicateExpression "" as below: Set-AzSqlDatabaseAudit -ResourceGroupName "ResourceGroupName" -ServerName "ServerName" -databasename "DatabaseName" -PredicateExpression "action_id != 17234" If = convert(int, convert(varbinary(1), 2, 1)))) * power(2,8) + = convert(int, convert(varbinary(1), ' ')) * power(2,8) + more info: Filter SQL Server Audit on action_id / class_type predicate | Microsoft LearnĢ- Use the returned result (17234) for Set-AzSqlDatabaseAudit powershell command.ģ- The PowerShell command will be as the following:

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SET = convert(int, convert(varbinary(1), 1, 1)))) as the following steps:ġ- Identify the Action ID of the action ID ‘RCM’ ( RPC COMPLETED) or any other action, by running the following TSQL script on SSMS: | project action_name_s,action_id_s, event_time_t, statement_s, succeeded_s, affected_rows_d, server_principal_name_s, client_ip_s, application_name_s, additional_information_s, data_sensitivity_information_sīut, if you to change the Audit Policies to exclude RPC completed completely, the filtering will be by a T-SQL predicate added to your PowerShell script. | where ResourceId =~ '/subscriptions/.’

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You can filter the Audit Logs, on Log analytics by adding a where clause | where action_name_s != 'Audit Action name' as below: SELECT count(*) as count,action_id FROM sys.fn_get_audit_file ('',default,default) From the Audit xel files on Blob Storage: |summarize count() by action_name_s,action_id_s |where LogicalServerName_s =~ 'ServerName' | where Category = 'SQLSecurityAuditEvents' If you use Log Analytics, Blob Storage, or both, you will see different Audit Actions as below: If you enable SQL Audit on your Azure SQL database, there will be default settings that your Audit is configured with, including the default Action Groups "BATCH_COMPLETED_GROUP", "SUCCESSFUL_DATABASE_AUTHENTICATION_GROUP","FAILED_DATABASE_AUTHENTICATION_GROUP" The Azure SQL Auditing feature is used to track database events and writes them to an audit log in your Azure storage account, Log Analytics workspace, or Event Hubs.









Azure active log