The DBC.AccessLogV view provides access to the access log table (DBC.AccessLogTbl). This table records information about user requests for which access logging has been enabled via the BEGIN LOGGING statement. Each entry in this view contains details about a specific request, including the user, the object accessed, the time of the request, and, crucially, the status of the privilege check. The Status and ErrorCode columns indicate whether access was granted or denied due to insufficient privileges, making it the definitive source for reviewing privilege checks.

A. DBC.UserRightsV: This view lists the current access rights granted to users and roles. It does not contain a historical log of individual access attempts or privilege checks.

B. DBC.AccLogRulesV: This view displays the logging rules that are currently active. It shows what is being logged, not the actual log entries resulting from those rules.

C. DBC.AllRightsVX: Similar to UserRightsV, this view provides a comprehensive list of all granted rights on all database objects but does not log the checks for specific requests.

1. Teradata Vantage™ - Data Dictionary, Release 17.20, Document ID: B035-1092-172K, Chapter 2: "DBC Table and View Descriptions".

Page 51, "AccessLogV (Access Log View)": "This view provides access to the rows of DBC.AccessLogTbl... The access log table, DBC.AccessLogTbl, contains information about all requests for which access logging is enabled." The column descriptions for Status, ErrorCode, and ErrorText confirm it logs the outcome of privilege checks.

Page 49, "AccLogRulesV (Access Logging Rules View)": "This view provides user-accessible information about the access logging rules currently in effect."

Page 100, "AllRightsVX (All Rights View)": "This view lists all the rights that have been granted on all database objects."

Page 818, "UserRightsV (User Rights View)": "This view lists the rights that have been granted on all database objects."