mikeg13_at_gmail.com wrote:
> In a convoluted way, I started a topic about trying to find the
> differences between two tables. I wanted to know the old and new
> values for the particular fields that were changed from one version of
> the table to another. Just wanted to pass along the news that it can
> be done. Another DBA pointed me to the following link, which turned
> out to be exactly what I needed...
> http://www.oracle.com/technology/oramag/code/tips2004/012504.html.
> Thanks to Sanjay Ray for developing this script and Oracle for sharing
> it. Saved me a lot of headaches.
>
> Just as an example of my problem... I want to compare yesterday's
> version of a table to today's version of the same table and I want to
> produce an "audit" of the changes that were made. I need to see the
> old and new values for any updates, as well as the key values used to
> identify the record. I also want to see any key values that were added
> or deleted since yesterday. While the script example at the link above
> needed a little tweaking to meet my specific needs, the logic used in
> the script was extremely useful. Hpoe this helps someone else.
>
> Mike
Just a quick note. In 10g one could far more easily to a flashback
transaction query and see the entire of a row.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
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Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
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Received on Thu Jul 27 2006 - 04:10:53 CDT
