Upgrade JDBC audit event handlers

If you had configured one or more JDBC audit event handlers, make the following changes to the audit tables' schema:

Run the following command on Oracle databases that support AM audit event handlers:
```
ALTER TABLE am_auditaccess ADD (response_detail CLOB NULL);
```
This command adds the response_detail column to the am_auditaccess table.
Run the following commands on MySQL databases that support AM audit event handlers:
```
ALTER TABLE audit.am_auditconfig CHANGE COLUMN configobjectid objectid VARCHAR(255);
ALTER TABLE audit.am_auditaccess ADD COLUMN response_detail TEXT NULL;
```
The commands change the name of the configobjectid column in the am_auditconfig table to objectid and add the response_detail column to the am_auditaccess table.
If you use databases other than Oracle or MySQL to support AM audit event handlers, review their schema.

If the am_auditconfig table has a column named configobjectid, change that column’s name to objectid.

If the am_auditaccess table does not have a column named response_detail, add that column to the table’s schema.