DB Tracking
I need to track who made changes to a table. can audit do this if so how ?
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Dec 5, 2007 6:25 AM GMT
UPDATED:
July 31, 2008 4:43:10 PM GMT
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Answer Wiki:
I'm supposing you are using a relational database (you didn't tell us).
It would be very useful if you tell us which RDBMS you are using. Each RDBMS has its own implementation of "Audit" facilities. You can also implement a audit facility using triggers (a little bit dificult if you access your database through a datasource using a technical user, but also possible).
It would be very useful if you tell us which RDBMS you are using. Each RDBMS has its own implementation of "Audit" facilities. You can also implement a audit facility using triggers (a little bit dificult if you access your database through a datasource using a technical user, but also possible).
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