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    Unable to view Object Name in MS-SQL Profiler trace

    Hi, I use Microsoft SQL profiler to create a trace. In the Data Columns tab, I add Object Name as a column I want to capture (in addition to the default columns). When I run the trace, the trace details are displayed in table-format on the SQL profiler screen. I can see the Object Name column...
  2. archanabharathi

    Importing MS-SQL audit file

    Thanks for the info! Actually, I think it is possible to specify the data columns using "Trace Properties" and the table with those data columns is automatically created when the "Save to table" option is chosen.
  3. archanabharathi

    Non-GUI mode in MS-SQL Profiler

    Hi, I was wondering if there is a non-GUI option to invoke the Profiler in MS-SQL. Basically, is it possible to invoke the Profiler and export audit log files to database tables using the command line (without using the Profiler GUI). Or is there any option to do the same (export audit log...
  4. archanabharathi

    Importing MS-SQL audit file

    Hi, I have turned on the audit feature in the MS-SQL server. I can currently use the Profiler to view the contents of the audit file. Is there some other way of viewing the audit file contents? For e.g. can I import the the audit file to the MS-SQL database and view them as contents of tables...
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