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Auto Generate an Hourly SQL Server Profiler Trace File

I would like the option on some servers of having a profiler trace running 24x7 in the background. I could then access and read these trace files to investigate issues after the fact - much like the default trace that came out with SQL 2005.   Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/09/29 | Source: MSSQLTips.com | Category: SQL Trace
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SQL Server Security Audit (Part 3) - Operating System Level Audit

The final part of the Security Audit series examines how to secure the Windows Server operating system.  Read more...
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Squeezing the DBA

What do you do as a DBA if you get asked to cook the books? With the economy doing poorly, some executives will be tempted to mis-report earnings and they might ask the technical people to help. Steve Jones has a few thoughts.  Read more...
By Steve Jones 2009/09/03 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Editorial - WMV
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Squeezing the DBA

What do you do as a DBA if you get asked to cook the books? With the economy doing poorly, some executives will be tempted to mis-report earnings and they might ask the technical people to help. Steve Jones has a few thoughts.  Read more...
By Steve Jones 2009/09/03 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Editorial
Rating: |  Discuss |  Briefcase | 115 reads

Squeezing the DBA

What do you do as a DBA if you get asked to cook the books? With the economy doing poorly, some executives will be tempted to mis-report earnings and they might ask the technical people to help. Steve Jones has a few thoughts.  Read more...
By Steve Jones 2009/09/03 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Editorial - iPod
Rating: (not yet rated)  Rate this |  Briefcase | 28 reads

SQL Server Security Audit (Part 2) - Database Level Audit

The second in the Security Audit series looks at securing an individual database.  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/09/01 | Source: SQL Server Performance | Category: Auditing
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SQL Server Security Audit (Part 1) - Server Level Audit

The first of this three part series on SQL Server Security Auditing focuses on the SQL Server itself and addressing any of its security vulnerabilities.  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/08/26 | Source: SQL Server Performance | Category: Security
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The New Reality of an Audit Trail

With a continuation of his last article on auditing, Leo Peysakhovich enhances his solution to capture more details using XML.  Read more...
By Leo Peysakhovich 2009/07/08 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Auditing
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Who's been logging into my SQL Server?

In a recent blog post, see the steps Denny Cherry thinks are vital to monitoring both successful and unsuccessful outside user logins to your SQL Server.  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/06/29 | Source: SearchSQLServer | Category: Auditing
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Automate collection and saving of failed logins for SQL Server

I re-cycle my SQL Server log every night using sp_cycle_errorlog. However, before I do, I would like to capture all of the failed logins recorded. I have auditing turned on for failed logins, but I want to make sure that I capture those events into a table so I can report on. How can I do this?  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/05/28 | Source: MSSQLTips.com | Category: Security
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Imaginative Auditing with Rollback (Undo) and RollForward (Redo) Part II

Continuing with his series on using auditing information to roll transactions forward or back, David McKinney shows us how to generate audit triggers using XML.  Read more...
By David McKinney 2009/05/18 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: XML
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Rant: Is It an Effective Control or Not?

This is spurred on by a comment a pen tester made. He was referring to a particular technology and said something to the effect of, "What do you expect? It's 30 year-old technology." I was stunned when the comment was relayed to me. My response...  Read more...
By Brian Kelley 2009/05/13 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Auditing
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SQL Server Audit: Magic without a Wizard

In SQL Server 2008, Microsoft introduced SQL Server Audit. This is much better than anything we had before, and is likely to meet the needs of all but the largest, or most highly-regulated industries. SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition includes all of the features, whereas SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition only provides a subset. What is most attractive about it, is that it is easy to administer, as Thomas LaRock explains.  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/05/12 | Source: SimpleTalk | Category: Auditing
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Imaginative Auditing with Rollback (Undo) and RollForward (Redo) Part I

Using an audit table to rollback changes to data might be a nice addition to many applications. David McKinney's new series looks at how you can use this data for RollBack or RollForward.  Read more...
By David McKinney 2009/05/11 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Auditing
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Protect and Monitor

How do you protect and monitor your databases? Auditing is one way, but Steve Jones thinks this subsystem in SQL Server needs to mature.  Read more...
By Steve Jones 2009/05/07 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Editorial
Rating: |  Discuss |  Briefcase | 111 reads

Protect and Monitor

How do you protect and monitor your databases? Auditing is one way, but Steve Jones thinks this subsystem in SQL Server needs to mature.  Read more...
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Protect and Monitor

How do you protect and monitor your databases? Auditing is one way, but Steve Jones thinks this subsystem in SQL Server needs to mature.  Read more...
Rating: (not yet rated)  Rate this |  Briefcase | 112 reads

Protect and Monitor

How do you protect and monitor your databases? Auditing is one way, but Steve Jones thinks this subsystem in SQL Server needs to mature.  Read more...
Rating: (not yet rated)  Rate this |  Briefcase | 122 reads

Auditing Failed Logins in SQL Server

An auditor has taken a look at our SQL Servers and has told us that we need to audit login failures to the SQL Servers themselves. How do we do this?  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/05/06 | Source: MSSQLTips.com | Category: Auditing
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Auditing in SQL Server 2008

This paper provides a comprehensive description of the new feature along with usage guidance and then provides some practical examples.  Read more...
By Additional Articles 2009/04/23 | Source: TechNet | Category: SQL Server 2008
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Default trace - A Beginner's Guide

This article is the beginner's guide to Default Trace. The article outlines how to query the default trace for key trace events, with a focus on DDL history.  Read more...
By Adam Haines 2008/11/11 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: SQL Server 2005
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Who has accessed my 2005 server?

Find out who has been on my server using the Default trace  Read more...
By Jack Corbett 0001/01/01 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Auditing
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Introduction to Profiler

This article introduces Profiler presenting what it is, how to use it, and why you might want to use it.  Read more...
By Jack Corbett 2009/04/16 | Source: SQLServerCentral.com | Category: Administration
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