Sort of.
One of the things I did with OSSEC and mySQL - as i had critical tables that I wanted to know when they were being accessed, was to create a mySQL trigger that would write a logfile entry anytime the table was access with all the information needed. OSSEC of course picked this up and alerted me.
And they have a good example showing an . "Employees" table that they want to keep track of. It is not that hard, and performance hit is negligible. Obviously if you tried to do a trigger on each insert for the entire database, that would kill it, but . you can do a lot of creative things with OSSEC.
Cheers
Kat