Thanks to all for the answers. I have now some tries to do!
Laurent
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On Mar 4, 2008, at 5:58 PM, Jerry Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
infoshop.com> wrote:
The tack we take is to have a separate table that tracks changes. It
does,
of necessity, contain the same fields as the
The tack we take is to have a separate table that tracks changes. It does,
of necessity, contain the same fields as the original record (including the
ID of the records being modified). It also contains fields that specify
whether the record was deleted or updated, when, and by whom. There is also
Laurent,
>I'd like to be able to track changes made to the attribute of one record,
>without wanting to duplicate the complete record each time . How an I
achieve this?
It often turns out that trying to make a SQL-level audit trail of such
changes is more expensive in time and code than a sim
Hi
I am a beginner to mySQL so I hope this is not a too basic question
I'd like to be able to track changes made to the attribute of one
record, without wanting to duplicate the complete record each time .
How an I achieve this?
Thanks
laurent
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