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How to "Monitor Data Changes in SQL Server Tables with Triggers"

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7 Aug 2023CPOL3 min read 4.6K   5  
Use SQL triggers to keep track of the changes made to your data
This post provides a guide on using triggers in SQL Server to monitor data changes in tables, covering the three types of triggers: DML, DDL, and Logon triggers, with practical examples of creating and implementing triggers for auditing purposes.

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