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Adding simple trigger-based auditing to your SQL Server database

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(John Galloway) How do you track changes to data in your database? There are a variety of supported auditing methods for SQL Server, including comprehensive C2 security auditing, but what do you do if you're solving a business rather than a security problem, and you're interested in tracking the following kinds of information:

--What data has been updated recently
--Which tables have not been updated recently
--Who modified the price of Steeleye Stout to $20 / unit, and when did they do it?
--What was the unit price for Steeleye Stout before Jon monkeyed with it?

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