How to identify which record is updating from which user

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I have front end application asp.net (First Aoplication)

in back end sql server i have modify the record.

how to check which user has modify the record

for modify the record i used sql server. but for connecting with front end i used different application (second application)

how to find out which user has modified the record in sql server

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 I have front end application asp.net (First Aoplication)

 in back end sql server i have modify the record.

how to check which user has modify the record

for modify the record i used sql server. but for connecting with front end i used different application (second application)

how to find out which user has modified the record in  sql server

Posted 28-Mar-18 2:04am

sudhakarthikeyan

Updated 28-Mar-18 9:13am

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ZurdoDev 28-Mar-18 8:52am

You can use the built in function to get the connected user but if you have a common connection string that uses a sql account then it will always show that account. In which case, you have to write your own code.

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2018-03-28T09:15:00

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Maybe SQL Server change tracking is an option, see answers here: SQL Server 2008 Change Data Capture, who made the change? - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 28-Mar-18 9:15am

RickZeeland