Andy Zecha, Director of Database Operations, HubX.net
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Determine who and when changed the data
Identify users who made the change by their SQL or Windows login, host and application name
Create end-user reports to document the changes in your environments
Isolate specific operations by user, date, object, change type and more
Find out exactly when and how an accident occurred as well as details on who was involved
Transform raw auditing data to understandable information with watches and lookups
Schedule unattended report generation via the command line interface
Quickly identify unauthorized or malicious changes
Monitor table definition changes