yep already created view for you. try

SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS

you'll see it has the definitions for all the columns int he database, including what that default value is.

well WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY would truncate the log, but that's only whent he backup occurs.

if you restored it locally, made sure it was set to Full, and then updated a...

the server is local or remote from where you installed SQL Log Rescue? i know you have to install the extended stored procedures on each instance you want to use...

in order to use SQL Log Rescue, the database Recovery Model Option had to be set to "Full" and not "Simple" prior to the UPDATE event occurring. Check the properties...

usually you want to delete data in certain tables, but not "lookup tables".

the script below will delete/truncate every table in foreign key hierarchy order, but you should add to the...

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table in which update has to be done --------------------Table a

table from where update has to be made----------------Table b

table structure of Table a--------------------contactid,lastname,firstname

table structure of table b-------------------leacode,lastname,firstname

table structure of table...

in the ORDER BY section of a statement, you can refer to data by the alias that was assigned to it, isntead of the function. will that help you out?

ie...

What have you tried so far?

This looks a lot like a homework question, so please bear with me;

in order to get information from two tables, you want to use a...

yep your right...select statements don't produce a loggable item, so there's no way to track who reads a table, unless you set up a profile.

select * from sys.messages will give you the error text as well as severity, etc.:

message_id

language_id

severity

is_event_logged

text

isn't this the problem?: @tradeid ahs a single quote, which would stop theprocess, and then all the other varables need doublesingle quotes, like @vcDeptName = ''IF-PM'',

exec sp_executesql N'sp_UpdateProcessedTrades',...

yeah i agree; it's just my knee jerk reaction was "but it's in a TRANSACTION", like that makes up for everything.

if you start a transaction, insert, and then rollback due to a business decision, your identity will increment, but no error is thrown. a missing identity value does not necessarily...

you can use the function USER_ID() and USER_NAME() inside your trigger, and there is a bunch of system functions like APP_NAME and others that might be helpful for auditing/logging. look...

show us the query you have done so far, so we can offer suggestions with your homework; you won't learn if someone just gives you the answer.