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The following audit log filter functions are used with encryption:
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<td>audit_log_encryption_password_set()</td>
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<td>Stores the password in the keyring. If encryption is enabled, the function also rotates the log file by renaming the current log file and creating a log file encrypted with the password.</td>
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<td>audit_log_encryption_password_get()</td>
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<td>Invoking this function without an argument returns the current encryption password. An argument that specifies the keyring ID of an archived password or current password returns that password by ID.</td>
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| audit_log_encryption_password_set() | Stores the password in the keyring. If encryption is enabled, the function also rotates the log file by renaming the current log file and creating a log file encrypted with the password. |
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| audit_log_encryption_password_get() | Invoking this function without an argument returns the current encryption password. An argument that specifies the keyring ID of an archived password or current password returns that password by ID. |
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The `audit_log_filter.password_history_keep_days` variable is used with encryption. If the variable is not zero (0), invoking `audit_log_encryption_password_set()` causes the expiration of archived audit log passwords.
|`<NAME>`| The action that generated the audit record. |
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|`<RECORD_ID>`| The `<RECORD_ID>` consists of a sequence number and a timestamp value. The sequence number is initialized when the component opens the audit log filter file. |
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|`<TIMESTAMP>`| Displays the date and time when the audit event happened. |
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<td>The action that generated the audit record.</td>
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<td> <RECORD_ID></td>
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<td>The <RECORD_ID> consists of a sequence number and a timestamp value. The sequence number is initialized when the component opens the audit log filter file.</td>
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|`<OS_VERSION>`| Contains the server's operating system. |
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|`<PRIV_USER>`| Contains the user name used by the server when checking privileges. This name may be different than `<USER>`. |
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|`<STATUS>`| Contains the status of a command. A 0 (zero) is a success. A nonzero value is an error. |
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A version number identifies the innovtion product release. The product contains the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes at the time of that release.
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