August 14, 2012 at 8:16 am
Hi,
I am in the need for an alternative to cdc as I am using SQL 2008 Standard Edition. I know that I can use triggers (the seemly universally hated) or I can utilse the output clause in the Sprocs, but I am after a 'view' from you guys of those two with regard to performance, or any alternatives .
Thanks in advance
E.
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August 14, 2012 at 8:20 am
check out this project over at codeplex:
http://standardeditioncdc.codeplex.com/
it is a project that someone built that ads a CDC-equivilent to 2008 Standard.
StandardCDC is a project to enable customers on Standard Edition SQL Server (2005 or above) to implement data capture in a manner conceptually equivalent to the Change Data Capture feature in SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition.
StandardCDC captures data manipulation language (DML) changes for a specified table and stores the results in a relational format. The capture table mirrors the column list of the tracked object, with options for storing only specific columns.
The following objects are created as part of the installation: Stored procedures for enabling/disabling functionality at database and table level
Meta data tables for tracked objects
SQL Agent job purging data on defined schedule
DDL trigger for notification of table changes
Schema named "utility"
User defined function for splitting an array
Number table (used by above function)
Lowell
August 14, 2012 at 8:21 am
Ness (8/14/2012)
Hi,I am in the need for an alternative to cdc as I am using SQL 2008 Standard Edition. I know that I can use triggers (the seemly universally hated) or I can utilse the output clause in the Sprocs, but I am after a 'view' from you guys of those two with regard to performance, or any alternatives .
Thanks in advance
E.
I'm not sure that a proper DML trigger is universally hated. You can google "audit triggers SQL Server" and find many resources. I know many of the experts here use these riggers and have their own scripts.
Jared
CE - Microsoft
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