I have a situation where I need to keep track of all changes to the data in a MySQL database. For example, we have a field in the \"customers\" table which will contain a rating that indicates how r
say I have 6 tables. Workstation Workstation_CL Location Location_CL Features Features_CL I am currently using triggers to do inserts into the \"_CL\" version of each table with an additional fiel
My name is Josue I need your开发者_运维问答 help with this: Is there any way to audit or monitor the server processes that connect to the
I\'ve seen lots of posts on SE relating to this, but none have answered the question satisfactorily. If there is a post that does answer this (with an actual code example) then please point me in that
I\'m new to Python.I\'m trying to figure out how to emulate an existing application I\'ve coded using PHP and MS-SQL, and re-create the basic back-end functionality on the Google Apps Engine.
I\'m using triggers o开发者_Python百科n my sql database to capture change information for a table, it seems to be having a problem with nhibernate though.
I\'m using NHibernate on my project and have implemented auditing functionality using event listeners.
Is it possible to trace (log) all file access from a (3rd party) Java applet, that has been granted access to the local disk?
Can anyone help me with some sample code? I need to implement Spring AOP and Annotations to achieve a Db Audit or Logging, in a Services Level.
I\'m currently trying to perform audit logging of changed properties using an Interceptor in Hibernate 2.x.
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