In the previous part of the Using SQL Server traces for SQL Server auditing series, we described SQL Server traces technology, what it provides in terms of SQL Server auditing, and how it can be utilized via SQL Server Profiler and the native SQL Server fn_trace_gettable system function.
November 8, 2013Using SQL Server traces for SQL Server auditing – Part 2 – Querying a SQL Server trace
In the previous article we introduced and described the SQL Server traces technology, how it works and what it provides in terms of SQL Server auditing. In this article we’ll continue describing the default trace, and how it can be used with T-SQL, without SQL Profiler
November 8, 2013Using SQL Server traces for SQL Server auditing – Part 1 – The default trace
There are various scenarios that can cause problems with your SQL Server. These issues can come as a result of hardware/software performance issues, a physical failure of hardware components, and/or poorly written SQL queries among other things
November 8, 2013
