audit tool

hello, i listen that exists many tools for register all the changes
made to the tables, for audit purpouses, can somebody recommend to me
what options exists... ? exists free option?

but english broken kiks

"hongo32" <hongo32es@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> hello, i listen that exists many tools for register all the changes
> made to the tables, for audit purpouses, can somebody recommend to me
> what options exists... ? exists free option?
>

sorry, i don't understand.... what i want its a tool that track all the
insert, update, delete made in the tables,.... and register them in
other database.... this tools exists?

a tool diferent to sql profiler... more eficient...

SQL Server does have built-in audit modes (C2 auditing), but I've never
actually turned it on.  You might want to read up on that a bit.

I believe Idera's SQL Compliance Manager does this kind of thing, as well.
I'm not aware of any free options.


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"hongo32" <hongo32es@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> hello, i listen that exists many tools for register all the changes
> made to the tables, for audit purpouses, can somebody recommend to me
> what options exists... ? exists free option?
>

thanks, and sorry for my english... i talk spanish... bye

De nada.


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"hongo32" <hongo32es@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> thanks, and sorry for my english... i talk spanish... bye
>

its better idera than log pi? (www.logpi.com)

That's not really the same kind of tool.  LogPI, Log Explorer, and Log
Rescue can't really report on what happened -- they're used by DBAs after
problems occur to try to undo the damage.

What do you really need to do with a tool?  Report for compliance purposes
to management, or fix problems?


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"hongo32" <hongo32es@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> its better idera than log pi? (www.logpi.com)
>

hongo32  wrote:
> its better idera than log pi? (www.logpi.com)
>
If you're only interested in update, delete, and inserts on user tables
then use triggers to manage the audit trail.  However, if you're
interested in schema changes then you cannot create triggers on system
tables and will need to find a different solution.
However, if you're using SQL Server 2005 you can create database
triggers to track these changes for auditing.