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logging activityI have following problem, one of our SQL2000 databases is being feed every
night from external CRM system by mean of ODBC DSN data source, most of the time is working fine but sometimes we have an instance there not all of the data is pulled over, I can go then and add missing part manually (it's not a lot) but would like to know why this is happening, most I’m concern happened just this week, I go notified that expected data is missing, we verified that it exist in the system that is pulling from, added manually (here is the strange part) day or two later 4 rows added manually disappeared, I only can see data that was pulled as automatic feed, this is only one way feed (sql does not feed the other one) so this makes me think that scheduled feed is overwriting what I did manually (although it never happened before as fas as I know), where and how can I get detailed log of what this feed actually does (besides setting profiler), of course other party claims their piece of code is working ok... some additional info, database was created as simple mode, weekly we run integrity check and optimization, daily full backup... I doubt sql jobes does this damage. R.
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> I have following problem, one of our SQL2000 databases is being feed every There are several logging/auditing solutions available. They usually > night from external CRM system by mean of ODBC DSN data source, most of the > time is working fine but sometimes we have an instance there not all of the > data is pulled over, I can go then and add missing part manually (it's not a > lot) but would like to know why this is happening, most I’m concern happened > just this week, I go notified that expected data is missing, we verified that > it exist in the system that is pulling from, added manually (here is the > strange part) day or two later 4 rows added manually disappeared, I only can > see data that was pulled as automatic feed, this is only one way feed (sql > does not feed the other one) so this makes me think that scheduled feed is > overwriting what I did manually (although it never happened before as fas as > I know), where and how can I get detailed log of what this feed actually does > (besides setting profiler), of course other party claims their piece of code > is working ok... some additional info, database was created as simple mode, > weekly we run integrity check and optimization, daily full backup... I doubt > sql jobes does this damage. follow two approaches: - Reading the available transaction log file, or - Installing triggers in your database Our product MSSQL LogManager uses the second approach. You could give our product a test drive, if you want to go the trigger route. A 30 days trial version is available on our website. http://www.upscene.com -- Best Regards, Thomas Steinmaurer LogManager Series - Logging/Auditing Suites supporting InterBase, Firebird, Advantage Database, MS SQL Server and NexusDB V2 Upscene Productions http://www.upscene.com |
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