Keep track of Asp.net gridview changes

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I want to keep track of changes made to a gridview in a asp.net site. I currently have 2 tables in my sql database one is "client" table that is link to the gridview and the other table is to store the usernames and passwords. My goal is to keep track of any changes made to the girdview insert, delete etc and then display the records that was changed and by which user it was changed pending on the user login. Any advise on which approach to take ?

Posted 27-Aug-13 3:53am

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Mahesh Bailwal 27-Aug-13 11:56am

you mean you want to track database changes made by user?

ZurdoDev 27-Aug-13 13:43pm

If you use the DataSet class with the DataAdapater class you can see before and after changes. Then just store what you want in a new table.

thatraja 10-Sep-13 11:02am

Please post it as an answer.

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ZurdoDev · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-10T05:09:00

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If you use the DataSet class with the DataAdapater class you can see before and after changes. Then just store what you want in a new table.

Just search google for examples.

Posted 10-Sep-13 5:09am

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