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SQL Server - data audit log
I need to trace all changes in my DB tables. (insert, update delete, delete
cascaded records etc...)
I do not want to create paralel tables with history (even though that is
exactly precision that i need)
Is there a way to use Transaction log for this purpose?



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TheMaxx
10-31-06 05:15 AM


Re: SQL Server - data audit log
With tools like Log Explorer you can do this.

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>I need to trace all changes in my DB tables. (insert, update delete, delete
>cascaded records etc...)
> I do not want to create paralel tables with history (even though that is
> exactly precision that i need)
> Is there a way to use Transaction log for this purpose?
>



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Hilary Cotter
10-31-06 05:15 AM


Re: SQL Server - data audit log
Hi,

Logexplorer wil be good tool...See the details from below URL

http://www.lumigent.com/products/le_sql.html


Thanks
Hari

"TheMaxx" <themaxxREMOVE@net.hr> wrote in message
 news:ei57nh$7vb$1@ma
gcargo.vodatel.hr...
>I need to trace all changes in my DB tables. (insert, update delete, delete
>cascaded records etc...)
> I do not want to create paralel tables with history (even though that is
> exactly precision that i need)
> Is there a way to use Transaction log for this purpose?
>



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Hari Prasad
10-31-06 05:15 AM


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