getting log of deleting a record manually

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Hi friends,
How i could take log or other things like that, When somebody delete a record of information from database(SQL-Server)and make another record manually.
Does SQL-Server records "was Deleted record" or another information in elsewhere?
Thanks and Regret

Posted 18-Feb-15 20:34pm

Elham.Deljooei

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Praveen Tiwari · Answer 1 · 2015-02-18T20:59:00

Solution 1

SQL

SELECT
    *
FROM
    fn_dblog(NULL, NULL) where operation ='LOP_DELETE_ROWS' and AllocUnitName like 'TableName%'

This will return the log of deleted rows on table. You can choose the column required

Posted 18-Feb-15 20:59pm

Praveen Tiwari

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Elham.Deljooei 19-Feb-15 3:22am

Hi my friend,
Thanks for your answer.
That works for deleting manually?

Praveen Tiwari 19-Feb-15 4:31am

yes It works fine. try

Elham.Deljooei 19-Feb-15 23:17pm

Hi,
I'm so sorry. I've had to say update instead of delete.
Could you help me?
Thanks and regret

Praveen Tiwari · Answer 2 · 2015-02-19T19:28:00

Solution 2

SQL

SELECT
    *
FROM
    fn_dblog(NULL, NULL) where operation ='LOP_MODIFY_ROW' and AllocUnitName like 'TableName%'

This will return the update rows for the table

Posted 19-Feb-15 19:28pm

Praveen Tiwari

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Elham.Deljooei 20-Feb-15 11:27am

Hi my friend,
Thanks again for your attention and answer.
That woks but i want to get previous data "before was updated" and number of row and also date and time of update row.
Would you mind helping me?
Thanks and regret

Elham.Deljooei 21-Feb-15 4:28am

please help me :(