Auditing Config

I need to query system tables for various config options. Anyone know if the auditing options(login-success/fail/all) are stored in a table and what that table might be?
Jeffexec sp_configure is the supported way to query this, or you can look at
master.dbo.spt_values
Kevin Connell, MCDBA
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"Jeff Ericson" <jeff.ericson@.mbna.com> wrote in message
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> I need to query system tables for various config options. Anyone know if
the auditing options(login-success/fail/all) are stored in a table and what
that table might be?
> Jeff|||Couple of options
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"Jeff Ericson" <jeff.ericson@.mbna.com> wrote in message
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I need to query system tables for various config options. Anyone know if
the auditing options(login-success/fail/all) are stored in a table and what
that table might be?
Jeff|||Oops sent that last post a bit quick
Easiest way would be
exec xp_loginconfig 'audit level'
Details are in BOL
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I need to query system tables for various config options. Anyone know if
the auditing options(login-success/fail/all) are stored in a table and what
that table might be?
Jeff|||the detail actually is stored in registry...
>--Original Message--
>I need to query system tables for various config
options. Anyone know if the auditing options(login-
success/fail/all) are stored in a table and what that
table might be?
>Jeff
>.
>|||Hi Jeff
Thank you for using MSDN Newsgroup! It's my pleasure to assist you with
your issue.
You can get the Audit Level in the database security option from the
registry table or by extensive stored procedure 'xp_loginconfig'.
From the 'Start' menu of you Windows system, click 'Run', and run
'regedit'. You will get the a registration key 'AuditLevel' at the location
'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer\MSSQLServer'
I should explain more about this key.
If your Audit Level is set to:
'None', the value would be 0x00000000(0);
'Success', the value would be 0x00000001(1);
'Failure', the value would be 0x00000002(2);
'All', the value would be 0x00000003(3).
You can also use the following code to retrieve the value of the Audit
Level:
Use master
exec xp_loginconfig 'audit level'
go
You will get
name config_value
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audit_level success
I hope this would answer your question. If you still have questions, please
feel free to post any new message here and I am ready to help!
Best regards
Baisong Wei
Microsoft Online Support
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Please reply to newsgroups only. Thanks.|||Thanks for all the replies, I'll thry the extended SP, we don't have access to the registry(or the server (&%*(&()!!!!).