by Willia » Sat, 22 Dec 2001 02:52:45
If there is another procedure than using triggers please
give me the scoop.
by oj » Sat, 22 Dec 2001 03:20:15
with compatibility set at 70, you cannot reference text/ntext/image columns
in the inserted/deleted table. you can access the new value by joining to
the original table, however.
with sql2k, you do have access to these columns through Instead Of triggers.
-oj
Quote:> I am having problems on how to audit insert update,
> deletes in SQL server 7.0. I am using triggers which work
> fine on most columns. My question is how to I audit a
> table that has a text field column????
> If there is another procedure than using triggers please
> give me the scoop.
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We have a potential problem, with updates via sqlplus
to our database, that may have been incorrect and
unauthorised.
It would be good to be able to lay down an audit trail
of all SQL code submitted to the database - is it possible to
do this ?
I have used the trace facility previously (for debugging) ,
but this generates very verbose traces of all the recursive
calls as well - we are only interested in a trail of the initial
SQL code submitted by our users, via whatever client
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to trace.
We don't need recovery ability - that is provided seperately -
we just want to be able to go back and look at what people have
done.
Thanks
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