Does MS SQLServer Support Auditing In The Way That You Can For Sybase?

Aug 4, 2005

I know that there are tools like Lumigent, but an wondering about the
internal facilities to track events such as table creation, security
operations (add login, add role), and such.

Under Sybase, there is a set of procedures that permit you to set
theses events and to record the results for later extraction and
analysis.

The Profiler seems to have a lot of the same functionality but this
appears to be more along the lines of running a monitor.

Can the events be tracked without Profiler running?

Can the events being tracked be recorded in the system of SQLServer
logs?

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hi,

i tried the document below pertaining to linking sybase 12.5 to sqlserver 2000 and sqlserver 2005

http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=311875&SiteID=17
http://www.sybase.com/content/1029118/1029118.doc

but when our company upgrade the sybase to 15.x i can't find the oledb configuration stated on the document.



so i can't linked the sybase 15.x now to sqlserver 2005. can somebody help me.!!!please...

where i can find the oledb configuration in sybase 15.xx..

tnx..

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