i'm updating an Access 2000 db thats linked to SQL server 2000, and want to
create separate id/passwords for each user, and create an audit trail for
data modifications.
Any suggestions for an audit trail?
How can Access obtain the sql server login for the current user to store on
table?
Thanks!"select system_user" will return the current user.
To track data modification, you either need to have history tables with
triggers on the main tables, or have a trace running. You can research both
in Books Online. Generally, people will maintain a history table with who,
when, and from what system the modification occurred.
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"nycdon" wrote:
> i'm updating an Access 2000 db thats linked to SQL server 2000, and want t
o
> create separate id/passwords for each user, and create an audit trail for
> data modifications.
> Any suggestions for an audit trail?
> How can Access obtain the sql server login for the current user to store o
n
> table?
> Thanks!
>
Friday, February 24, 2012
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