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R7Dave

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Oct 31, 2007
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Hello

Is there a way to tell which table and which records in a database have changed using the transaction logs?

Do I need to purchase software to do this or can it be done with T-SQL?

Thanks
Dave

 
There are some undocumented commands which are unsupported which can do this. However on a busy system you could be talking about dumping tons of data. Products like "LightSpeed for SQL Server Enterprise" make the job much easier.

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