Is it possible to know what tables were modified when running an application
?
I'm working on a program that has several different components, but I'm only
testing one. I would like to see what tables were affected by this one
component (either by updating or inserting data to a table or several tables
).
Thanks.You can use SQL Server Profiler to show all the commands sent to the
database. I would filter the commands at least down to a specific user if
you are running profiler on a multi user system.
"VMI" wrote:
> Is it possible to know what tables were modified when running an applicati
on?
> I'm working on a program that has several different components, but I'm on
ly
> testing one. I would like to see what tables were affected by this one
> component (either by updating or inserting data to a table or several tabl
es).
> Thanks.|||You can also filter by applicationname in profiler. Its part of the selecte4
d
data in the default trace template.
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"VMI" wrote:
> Is it possible to know what tables were modified when running an applicati
on?
> I'm working on a program that has several different components, but I'm on
ly
> testing one. I would like to see what tables were affected by this one
> component (either by updating or inserting data to a table or several tabl
es).
> Thanks.
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