SACA (2003) suggested that auditing personnel should have complete access to computer-assisted auditing techniques (CAATs) and the application which includes using the generalized auditing software and advanced techniques, such as testing data producer and integrating test facilities. However, the use of generalized audit software may not be advantageous to everyone in the auditing department of a company. For one reason, not everyone has ample knowledge of the technology they should use. In addition, Huang and Chuang (2005) suggested that auditing personnel may be able to handle the operational principle of generalized audit software used in a small-scale system, wherein auditing personnel deal with less data forms, but not in the ERP system because of the bulk of data forms. With such complicated database framework, auditing personnel without professional information background to manage computer auditing may find the work certainly difficult. In relation to this problem, this research also derived on scholars’ views on the disadvantages of generalized audit software