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11/12/2009 8:22 AM
 

In doing a trace, I see Audit Logout / Audit Login is generating a large number of reads. Is it possible to avoid Audit Logout / Audit Login event on each call to DB ( sp,view,table ). Is it possible to execute some DB calls in one login session.

P.S. Dotnetnuke generate 1Gb Audit Logout / Audit Login trace log each day.

 

 
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11/12/2009 9:33 AM
 

 turning off trace should turn off audit read/writes, or what are you referring to?


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11/13/2009 4:57 AM
 

These traces contain continuous DotNetNukeLogin logins/logouts every 3 milliseconds (For Example: during execution task DotNetNuke.Services.Search.SearchEngineScheduler).

We are do not have possibility to disable trace due to security policy (Each event that a user has successfully logged / logged out into SQL Server shoould be trace). Is it possible to configure DataProvider do not refused connection, or execute some db calls during one session connection.

 
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11/13/2009 6:46 AM
 

how do you want DNN prevent accessing the database - this would be like taking the brain from a person.

If you use heavy caching, you may reduce the number of database calls, but it will be still a large number of calls.

Due to the character of http as a stateless protocol, a number of database calls are made per page request - all by using MS data access block.

Try to exclude web applications from your tracing - because you don't get any information for your purpose, all calls are made by ASP.net worker process.

BTW: AFAIK, tracing is intended to be used for debugging, not for auditing. Abusing it might affect stability of your applications.


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11/13/2009 11:04 AM
 

 

Evgeny Grigoryev wrote
 

We are do not have possibility to disable trace due to security policy (Each event that a user has successfully logged / logged out into SQL Server shoould be trace).

 

Audit that in SQL Server, not in DNN.

Jeff

 
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