Re: Tracking changes in mssqld db
From: Tascien (tascienu_at_ecoaches.com)
Date: 11/28/04
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Date: 28 Nov 2004 08:34:49 -0800
Thanks for your answer but, these tools are often over priced for such
an easy task. $499 US. seem a little bit too much to me...
What i want to know, is, if MSSQL has a built in log that keeps track
of structure changes within databases. Because i am sure, every time i
change a database using ms access, it sends a SQL query to the server.
I want to know if the server then keeps tracks of all those queries,
if so, where can i find that log, so that i can clean it, and run in
on the production once i am done making changes to the dev server.
sounds like a simple thing to do, but i am not sure where to find the
answer...
Thanks for your suggestion again.
Tascien
GYK <GYK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<D2E38B49-B03B-464E-9305-432BCD8C4DFD@microsoft.com>...
> If you want a easy way, there are some third party s/w available, one of them
> being Reg-Gate SQL Bundle. This can be used to get the difference between two
> databases across the servers. And it also synchronizes the data structure
> between your development and production database.
>
> HTH
> GYK
>
> "Tascien" wrote:
>
> > I am using MSSQL 2000 and Microsoft Access Database Project (.adp) to
> > manage my database...
> >
> > how can i track the changes made to the sql database structure when i
> > make changes to tables through msaccess ui?
> >
> > the reason i am asking this, is because i have built my website on the
> > production server, and i am continuing to do some changes on the
> > development server. Once i am done on the dev server, I will put my
> > files on the production. But then, I don't want to overwrite the
> > production. what i want to do when i move my files, is just to modify
> > the production database to map to my changes on the dev and therefore
> > keep the data that is already in.
> >
> > any suggestion would be appreciated.
> >
> > Tascien
> >
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