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VB.net Monitor Database Table Edits

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    I don't know if there is a way to do this or not but I would like to monitors any changes to a specific database table. The database in question would be Oracle. I have done numerous searched on the net but either my search text sucks or there is no solution... What I want is to have is an app that would do a check to see if the table has changed and if so it sends an email to a user. The only thing I need to figured out is how to capture the edits/changes to the database table logic... Any suggestions?

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      I don't know if there is a way to do this or not but I would like to monitors any changes to a specific database table. The database in question would be Oracle. I have done numerous searched on the net but either my search text sucks or there is no solution... What I want is to have is an app that would do a check to see if the table has changed and if so it sends an email to a user. The only thing I need to figured out is how to capture the edits/changes to the database table logic... Any suggestions?

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      You need to use a DDL trigger:DDL triggers[^]

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