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KWasp

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May 3, 2001
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I have a customer using Maximizer sitting on a MS SQL server and they want to track changes to the database.

They will need to do this using Triggers on the SQL server to write the changes in to another table. They would like to track Who changed/Added/Deleted data, When it was changed, Old value, new value.

Does anynoe have experience of this and/or a quick explination on how it all works?
 
Yes and it is a huge pain. Look into a product called sql-audit, it will do most of the work for you.
 
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