Granting audit privileges in SQL
To grant audit-related privileges in SQL, you use the SQL GRANT statement.
Once a SQL DBA grants the audit administrator privilege to a user:
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The SQL products DBA will retain the ability to SELECT (read) on all audit policy and databases.
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The SQL DBA will retain the ability to revoke an audit privilege for a user account that was granted by an audit administrator.
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SQL users will retain the ability to SELECT on the audit tables, if they have audit read privileges.
For details about the SQL GRANT statement, see OpenEdge Data Management: SQL Development and OpenEdge Data Management: SQL Reference.