Is there any way to configure SQl in the way
that automatically keep a log of any modification done
into the the data on a specific data table?
fredy,
The way this is usually managed is via triggers. You would create a trigger
on whatever table (or tables) you need audited that will insert the rows
from the 'deleted' table (within the trigger) into a history table (with the
same columns as the base table, usually along with a datetime column for the
date of the modification, etc.) Then you can use the history table to
report on data changes.
"fredy" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to configure SQl in the way
> that automatically keep a log of any modification done
> into the the data on a specific data table?
>
Sunday, March 11, 2012
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