There is a command group 'az_synapse_sql_audit policy'. This group of commands could 'manage sql auditing policy'. The group of commands has global parameter '--debug' which means 'Increase logging verbosity to show all debug logs.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--help -h' which means 'Show this help message and exit.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--only-show-errors' which means 'Only show errors, suppressing warnings.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--output -o' which means 'Output format.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--query' which means 'JMESPath query string. See <a href="http://jmespath.org/">http://jmespath.org/</a> for more information and examples.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--subscription' which means 'Name or ID of subscription. You can configure the default subscription using `az account set -s NAME_OR_ID`.'. The group of commands has global parameter '--verbose' which means 'Increase logging verbosity. Use --debug for full debug logs.'. This group contains a child command 'az_synapse_sql_audit policy_update'.The syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group
                                   --workspace-name
                                   [--actions]
                                   [--add]
                                   [--blob-auditing-policy-name]
                                   [--blob-storage-target-state {disabled, enabled}]
                                   [--eh]
                                   [--ehari]
                                   [--ehts {disabled, enabled}]
                                   [--enable-azure-monitor {false, true}]
                                   [--force-string]
                                   [--lats {disabled, enabled}]
                                   [--lawri]
                                   [--no-wait]
                                   [--queue-delay-milliseconds]
                                   [--remove]
                                   [--retention-days]
                                   [--set]
                                   [--state {disabled, enabled}]
                                   [--storage-account]
                                   [--storage-endpoint]
                                   [--storage-key]
                                   [--storage-subscription]
                                   [--use-secondary-key {false, true}]. The 1th example of the child command would be to use it to 'enable by storage account name', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --workspace-name testsynapseworkspace --resource-group rg --state Enabled \
    --blob-storage-target-state Enabled --storage-account mystorage. The 2th example of the child command would be to use it to 'enable by storage endpoint and key', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --workspace-name testsynapseworkspace --resource-group rg --state Enabled \
    --blob-storage-target-state Enabled --storage-endpoint https://mystorage.blob.core.windows.net \
    --storage-key MYKEY==. The 3th example of the child command would be to use it to 'set the list of audit actions', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --workspace-name testsynapseworkspace --resource-group rg \
--actions SUCCESSFUL_DATABASE_AUTHENTICATION_GROUP 'UPDATE on database::mydb by public'. The 4th example of the child command would be to use it to 'disable an auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --workspace-name testsynapseworkspace --resource-group rg \
--state Disabled. The 5th example of the child command would be to use it to 'disable a blob storage auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --workspace-name testsynapseworkspace --resource-group rg \
--blob-storage-target-state Disabled. The 6th example of the child command would be to use it to 'enable a log analytics auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group mygroup --workspace-name myws --state Enabled \
    --log-analytics-target-state Enabled --log-analytics-workspace-resource-id myworkspaceresourceid. The 7th example of the child command would be to use it to 'disable a log analytics auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group mygroup --workspace-name myws --state Enabled
    --log-analytics-target-state Disabled. The 8th example of the child command would be to use it to 'enable an event hub auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group mygroup --workspace-name myws --state Enabled \
    --event-hub-target-state Enabled \
    --event-hub-authorization-rule-id eventhubauthorizationruleid \
    --event-hub eventhubname. The 9th example of the child command would be to use it to 'enable an event hub auditing policy for default event hub', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group mygroup --workspace-name myws --state Enabled \
    --event-hub-target-state Enabled \
    --event-hub-authorization-rule-id eventhubauthorizationruleid. The 10th example of the child command would be to use it to 'disable an event hub auditing policy', the syntax is: az synapse sql audit-policy update --resource-group mygroup --workspace-name myws
   --state Enabled --event-hub-target-state Disabled. The parameter '--resource-group -g' is required. It is used to name of resource group. you can configure the default group using `az configure --defaults group=<name>`.. The parameter '--workspace-name' is required. It is used to the workspace name.. The parameter '--actions' is optional. list of actions and action groups to audit.. The parameter '--add' is optional. add an object to a list of objects by specifying a path and key value pairs.  example: `--add property.listproperty <key=value, string or json string>`.. 