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How to find how a record was deleted
Is there a way to tell who or what process deleted a record in a SQL table.
I know you can setup triggers or Profiler - but is there a way to see how a
record was deleted if you DO NOT have a trigger or Profiler already running?
This is SQL 2000 Standard, sp3a with default options and configuration.

Thanks



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rdraider
07-22-05 01:24 AM


Re: How to find how a record was deleted
Hi rdraider,
It may help your cause
Step 1 : Login as sa or user with sa rights
Step 2 : Run a trace with minimum TSQL (Statement Start , Statement
Complete)
If you wish to know from where(EM or SQL Query Analyzer) record is
deleted then the column Applicationname of Trace output will help you.

With warm regards
Jatinder


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jsfromynr
07-22-05 08:23 AM


Re: How to find how a record was deleted
If you have log backups, then there are several third-party tools which
can read them and recover information about when data was deleted. For
example:

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

Simon


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Simon Hayes
07-22-05 08:23 AM


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