The contents of DBC.AccLogTbl can be monitored via the The contents of DBC.AccessLog system view. DBC.

AccLogRuleTbl The rules resulting from the execution of BEGIN LOGGING statements are entered in the system table DBC.AccLogRuleTbl When access logging is active, Teradata looks in DBC.AccLogRuleTbl to determine which privilege checks should be made against a specified user, action, or object. The END LOGGING statement is used to turn off the frequency and/or the text flag or a user, action, or object for which access rules are active. If this action turns off all logging rules for a particular user, database, or table, the row is deleted from DBC.AccLogRuleTbl. The contents of DBC.AccLogRuleTbl can be monitored via the DBC.AccLogRuleTbl system view. DBC.DBASE Describes each database and userid on the Teradata RDBMS. Identify database. DBC.INDEXES Describes columns contained in indexes in the Teradata RDBMS. DBC.ResUsage Log resource usage data. DBC.SessionTbl Identify session. The DBC.SessionTbl table reflects the new account/priority for the current session. Performance data is collected on status of individual sessions. The LongonSource column of DBC.SessionTble table is affected by Performance Monitor (PM). This column includes additional information about the source of sessions logged on from an MVS or VM client, including information on the TDP and job name. DBC.SW_Event_Log The acccout/priority change is recorded in the DBC.SW_Event_Log table with the following text in the TEXT column: SESSION session_no HOSTID host_id CHANGED FROM ACCOUNT account to ACCOUNT account ON sess_req. The EVENT_TAG field contains an event number. THEDATE and THETIME fields, which comprise the index of the DBC.SW_Event_Log table, contain the date and time of the account/priority change. All other fields of the table are blank. DBC.TVM Describes each table, view, or macro on the Teradata RDBMS. Identify table.

DBC.TVFIELDS Describes each column on the Teradata RDBMS. DBC.User Identify user.