Auditing DDL and schema changes in SQL Server 2000

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who has
already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements, schema
changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
trigger on
DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL 2000.
--
Thx,
Anthony E. Castro - MCDBAFor 2000 Ive used this, and really liked it.
http://lumigent.com/products/le_sql.html
"acmcdba68" wrote:

> Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who ha
s
> already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements, sche
ma
> changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
> I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
> trigger on
> DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL 200
0.
> --
> Thx,
> Anthony E. Castro - MCDBA

Auditing DDL and schema changes in SQL Server 2000

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who has
already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements, schema
changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
trigger on
DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL 2000.
--
Thx,
Anthony E. CastroThere is no easy solution in 2000. If you really want this I recommend you
upgrade vs. spending the effort in 2000. But you can run a trace filtering
on only those type events but this is not a good long term solution. You can
also try one of the 3rd party tools to audit the tran logs but that has down
sides as well. Take a look at the free tool from www.red-gate.com for log
audits.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"acmcdba68" <acmcdba68@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who
> has
> already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements,
> schema
> changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
> I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
> trigger on
> DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL
> 2000.
> --
> Thx,
> Anthony E. Castro

Auditing DDL and schema changes in SQL Server 2000

Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who has
already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements, schema
changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
trigger on
DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL 2000.
Thx,
Anthony E. Castro - MCDBA
For 2000 Ive used this, and really liked it.
http://lumigent.com/products/le_sql.html
"acmcdba68" wrote:

> Rather than reinvent the wheel, I was hoping that there was someone who has
> already created a script allowing for the auditing of DDL statements, schema
> changes within the database for SQL Server 2000.
> I can easily capture the aforementioned in SQL 2005 by making use of a
> trigger on
> DDL_DATABASE_LEVEL_EVENTS... What I want, is to do exactly this in SQL 2000.
> --
> Thx,
> Anthony E. Castro - MCDBA