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SQL Server - Who made DDL table changes on the database.
26 April,2012 by Tom Collins
Question:
Some DDL changes have occurred on the SQL Server database. Can I find out who made the changes?
Answer:
Yes. The SQL Server default trace has the Object Altered event.
Read this FAQ for details on SQL default trace
This script will list all Object Altered event. Add WHERE predicates on date and databasename to refine the search and isolate the DDL change
select e.name as eventclass, t.loginname, t.spid, t.starttime, t.textdata, t.objectid, t.objectname, t.databasename, t.hostname, t.ntusername, t.ntdomainname, t.clientprocessid, t.applicationname, t.error FROM sys.fn_trace_gettable(CONVERT(VARCHAR(150), ( SELECT TOP 1f.[value] FROM sys.fn_trace_getinfo(NULL) f WHERE f.property = 2)), DEFAULT) T inner join sys.trace_events e on t.eventclass = e.trace_event_id where eventclass=164
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Author: Tom Collins (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)
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