alt Hacker NewsNo, not by default. You could but as you said, that would be a A LOT of data.
It depends on your setup. If you're using Supabase, one way is to send the logs to Clickhouse and use the Clickhouse partner integration to query the audit logs and join it to the actual data.
Keeping only the ids in the audit log means you need to stitch the data together later. This means you don't accidentally leak data via your audit trail!
Ok Im having trouble reconciling this comment
> SQL query auditing is great for knowing what queries were run but it doesn't tell you what data was actually returned
With what you’re saying - sounds like cipher doesnt tell you what data was actually returned either - it will only tell you if the user could have received a decrypted version of the data right?