How to get delete/Update row + SQL
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thanks for you reply for both C# and Database pages. But isnt it possible to have when running update SP. Its very important to do that . if possible then its end of story. Q2)is it possible to have the OLD trace if the user delete the .trc file from SQL.
jojoba2011 wrote:
But isnt it possible to have when running update SP.
Its very important to do that .
if possible then its end of story.No, not possible.
jojoba2011 wrote:
is it possible to have the OLD trace if the user delete the .trc file from SQL.
Yes, as I already suggested when I answered the post; embed a trace-file as an embedded resource. That way it will be compiled "into" your executable. ..but no, unless you're the administrator and have more rights on my machine than I do, I'll not only change the trace-file, I'll even make sure that there's fake data entered for your amusement.
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jojoba2011 wrote:
But isnt it possible to have when running update SP.
Its very important to do that .
if possible then its end of story.No, not possible.
jojoba2011 wrote:
is it possible to have the OLD trace if the user delete the .trc file from SQL.
Yes, as I already suggested when I answered the post; embed a trace-file as an embedded resource. That way it will be compiled "into" your executable. ..but no, unless you're the administrator and have more rights on my machine than I do, I'll not only change the trace-file, I'll even make sure that there's fake data entered for your amusement.
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thanks, your really active one. can you give me an example that how can i
embed a trace-file as an embedded resource in C#in my app.??? -
thanks, your really active one. can you give me an example that how can i
embed a trace-file as an embedded resource in C#in my app.??? -
first of all thanks for your attention! Sorry i cant understand! I think that u add values to txt when inserting them to Database. Correct? But i wanna to get it from DB.even if the text file deleted i can get info back.
Yes that's right, you keep the values you are inserting/updating/deleting then call a routine to record the changes in the ascii text audit file. :) Re Getting data from the DB, I'm sorry but I don't know how to retrieve data from SQLServer from past transactions, I'm sure it's possible from the transaction log. But in my circumstances it's been easier to just store the old values and new values when they happen to variables then send to the ascii log file.
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Yes that's right, you keep the values you are inserting/updating/deleting then call a routine to record the changes in the ascii text audit file. :) Re Getting data from the DB, I'm sorry but I don't know how to retrieve data from SQLServer from past transactions, I'm sure it's possible from the transaction log. But in my circumstances it's been easier to just store the old values and new values when they happen to variables then send to the ascii log file.
thanks! but i wanna to have that .
how to retrieve data from SQLServer from past transactions -
I could, but it's your work. There are enough examples on the internet, and they don't take more than a few lines of code. Good luck :)
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Hi,Thanks i wanna to have something like "ApexSQL Log" but not that much big.
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Hi,Thanks i wanna to have something like "ApexSQL Log" but not that much big.
I don't know the product, but I'm guessing it's a tool that saves both the old and the new values. You already have a table - you can easily insert new values without ever touching the old ones. It won't be "as big" as any external audit, since any external data-file would have more overhead. If your client needs to keep all historic values, then you simply don't update or delete.
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I don't know the product, but I'm guessing it's a tool that saves both the old and the new values. You already have a table - you can easily insert new values without ever touching the old ones. It won't be "as big" as any external audit, since any external data-file would have more overhead. If your client needs to keep all historic values, then you simply don't update or delete.
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hi dear. this is exact the tool that i wanna.this read .ldf(log) file of SQL and convert it to human Language.it exactly show the old values and new values both .i wanna to do this my self without buying it and i dont wanna that much info. See can u give me something like that > I know that u can do that cause ur expert in SQL.
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hi dear. this is exact the tool that i wanna.this read .ldf(log) file of SQL and convert it to human Language.it exactly show the old values and new values both .i wanna to do this my self without buying it and i dont wanna that much info. See can u give me something like that > I know that u can do that cause ur expert in SQL.
jojoba2011 wrote:
hi dear
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jojoba2011 wrote:
See can u give me something like that
No, because the structure of the ldf-file isn't public. You'd still need to talk to Microsoft if you want to read the ldf-file. Or try and lull the company into handing you some help.
jojoba2011 wrote:
I know that u can do that cause ur expert in SQL.
Nope; I can only give some options -
- You can do a real audit in Sql Server, not Sql Express
- You can trace, but that doesn't show the "old" values
- You can insert without update. Sounds wrong, but is often the best solution, since your table is the most optimized structure to hold that type of data.
- You could create triggers to copy both old and new values to some other table, which would be the complex version of the point above, without too much added value.
- You can change the datalayer of the code talking to your server, and have it log there.
- Talk to Microsoft
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