Which actions are recorded when auditing is active in an SAP HANA system?

When auditing is active in an SAP HANA system, it primarily focuses on tracking changes that can impact the security and configuration of the system. This includes significant events like the creation of new user accounts and modifications to audit policies.

The creation of new user accounts is specifically crucial to auditing because it affects system security by controlling access to data and functionalities. Similarly, modifying an audit policy is important because it changes how auditing is conducted, potentially altering what information is collected and reported.

Disabling auditing is not an action that would be recorded when auditing is in effect. Instead, it is a change in the system's configuration status that takes place outside the scope of audits designed to track ongoing activities.

Data exportation queries might also be important from a data management perspective, but they are not directly related to the core functionalities of auditing concerning user and security configurations. In summary, auditing records events that pertain to the management and security of the system to ensure changes are monitored and that accountability is maintained for user actions and policy adjustments.