This works exactly the same way as the MySQL Error log and MySQL Query Log. On enabling audit log monitoring, SQL DM for MySQL fetches the path from the server and displays it in the File Path box. Note that, we get the path from the variable "server_audit_file_path", and by default it just returns the audit log file name. In such cases, you have to manually enter the path for the audit log (by default, the path is same as datadir path).

Next, depending on where you have the MySQL server running, select an appropriate option for Read File From. If the server is on the same machine as SQL DM for MySQL, choose Local path. If it is on a remote machine, choose Via SFTP and give the corresponding SSH details. If the server is a RDS/Aurora server, then choose RDS/Aurora (Using API).



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