842 bottles of beer on the wall!

842 bottles of beer!

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And this particular query in your article:

select

X.eventid,

E.Name as EventName,

X.columnid,

V.name as ColumnName

from ::fn_trace_geteventinfo(1) AS X

INNER JOIN sys.trace_events E ON X.eventid = E.trace_event_id

INNER JOIN sys.trace_columns V ON X.columnid = V.trace_column_id

gave me enough...

Cool, thanks!

I'll take a look at using this.

BTW, your link to the article tries to go to edit it, which (obviously) I can't do. The direct link is:

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