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  • RE: How to audit connections to the database

    I am not too familiar with SQL 6.5, so the following information only applies to SQL 7 and SQL 2000. It might work for SQL 6.5. I just don't have...

  • RE: Using SQL Trace to Audit Database Access

    shoayb,

    I am glad you found this article helpful. In fact, you could easily edit that stored procedure and use it to trace deadlocks, do performence tuning and lots of other...

  • RE: Using SQL Trace to Audit Database Access

    Deema,

    Thanks for reading my article.

    It's normal for the file size to be 0 when the trace just got started. SQL Trace does not write to this file right away. For...

  • RE: Using SQL Trace to Audit Database Access

    Hi,

    There is one mistake in the beginning of the scripts. Instead of DROP PROCEDURE usp_Login_Audit_Trace, the article says DROP PROCEDURE dbo.spRoleMembers. My apologies and much thanks to reader William...

  • RE: Trace parameter values using Profiler??

    Thanks again.

    I incorrectly assumed that @p1...@pn are user-defined variables and that apprently caused some confusion. My apologies.

    Brian is right. My earlier trace only traced the TSQL-SQL:StmtStarting. So the only results...

  • RE: Trace parameter values using Profiler??

    Thanks guys.

    I'm not interested in tracking the values of SQL server pre-defined variables, like @@ROWCOUNT or @@SPID (althrough it would be great to be able to track those as well)....

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