/* Bits within auditLogBitmap, defines the classes we understand */
#define LOG_DDL (1 << 0) /* CREATE/DROP/ALTER objects */
#define LOG_FUNCTION (1 << 1) /* Functions and DO blocks */
#define LOG_MISC (1 << 2) /* Statements not covered */
#define LOG_READ (1 << 3) /* SELECTs */
#define LOG_ROLE (1 << 4) /* GRANT/REVOKE, CREATE/ALTER/DROP ROLE */
#define LOG_WRITE (1 << 5) /* INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE */
#define LOG_NONE 0 /* nothing */
#define LOG_ALL (0xFFFFFFFF) /* All */
/*
* GUC variable for pg_audit.role
*
* Administrators can choose which role to base OBJECT auditing off of.
* Object-level auditing uses the privileges which are granted to this role to
* determine if a statement should be logged.
*/
char *auditRole = NULL;
/*
* Object type, used for SELECT/DML statements and function calls.
*
* For relation objects, this is essentially relkind (though we do not have
* access to a function which will just return a string given a relkind;
* getRelationTypeDescription() comes close but is not public currently).
*
* We also handle functions, so it isn't quite as simple as just relkind.
*
* This should be kept consistent with what is returned from
* pg_event_trigger_ddl_commands(), as that's what we use for DDL.
*/
#define OBJECT_TYPE_TABLE "TABLE"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_INDEX "INDEX"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_SEQUENCE "SEQUENCE"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_TOASTVALUE "TOAST TABLE"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_VIEW "VIEW"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_MATVIEW "MATERIALIZED VIEW"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_COMPOSITE_TYPE "COMPOSITE TYPE"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_FOREIGN_TABLE "FOREIGN TABLE"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_FUNCTION "FUNCTION"
#define OBJECT_TYPE_UNKNOWN "UNKNOWN"
