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ynaina
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 Posted - 2013-12-22 : 02:52:57
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| I have a database which is used for a web application(not website). For each web application user, Is it advisable to create separate db user?Now I have a single db user to access from the web application. My objective is to have an audit trail for any update or delete. If I am using AFTER DELETE Trigger, I am not able to identify the exact user who is deleting the record.Please advise me the right way to go ahead.Thank you in advance. |
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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Kristen
Test
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Posted - 2013-12-23 : 09:06:03
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| We store the Update User ID in the record, thus in the trigger we just store the updated/deleted record [in the archive table] - as it already contains the User ID of the person making the update/delete.Thus we can use a single SQL Login for the application, and have User ID's handled within the application itself. |
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