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We have enabled via a service broker the AUDIT_SCHEMA_OBJECT_ACCESS_EVENTs. During testing we are finding a successful and failed event created for a failed transaction. We are using SQL Server 2005. Is there anyway to stop this, perhaps using FANIN? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Example events below are for a single update statement. Identifying information removed.
188 AUDIT_SCHEMA_OBJECT_ACCESS_EVENT 2010-03-17 12:42:36.673 userid01 CHQDRCLC6CWDK1 Server Database acct04\jschnur 6 Acct_Cal 8277 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 5016 userid01 dbo 143 userid01 0 UPDATE table01 set [Acct_Period_No] = @1 WHERE [Acct_Period_No]=@2
187 AUDIT_SCHEMA_OBJECT_ACCESS_EVENT 2010-03-17 12:42:36.670 userid01 CHQDRCLC6CWDK1 Server Database acct04\jschnur 6 Acct_Cal 8277 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 5016 userid01 dbo 143 userid01 0 UPDATE table01 set [Acct_Period_No] = @1 WHERE [Acct_Period_No]=@2
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