Fat Wallet
From the perspective of a professional DBA and Dev, this is useless. First, it is troublesome. Second, it cannot guarantee pulling data correctly. Third, it does not give enough information for users.
Usually, we need a tool to check online logs or backup logs to find changes made by users for specific tables. Currently, ApexSQL log is the right tool for it. It is around $1300. It provides detailed information for all insert, delete and update operations including schema changes.
I would hope that you climb down off your perch to the level of many other Preofessional DBA's who do see a use for this. As for Apex's system, I believe that you would see that it is not truely a log reader as it places triggers on tables to trap transactions and saves them to a database as well as agents on the servers. RedGate had a system that worked reasonably well, reading the log files but they stopped support.
I would not use the information provided to try to undo a million row transaction, but it can come in handy for troubleshooting a problem or seeing of someone did something. But to make a global statement such as yours is rather pompous.
Steve Jimmo
Sr DBA
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