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It looks like that project is build around SQL Trace. DBA Dash can capture some of the same data already using extended events. DBA Dash captures Batch Completed & RPC Completed events when you enable slow query capture. By default this is queries that take longer than 1 second to run but there is the option to customize this. If you need more advanced filtering you can choose to persist the extended events session which will allow you to apply any further customizations to it. It's just designed to process Batch/RPC Completed events. |
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Actually, it could be done with manually, with sql auditing, But it will be great what if an option to add'ing auditing standart for concern IT's like and also It will be able to record those records centrally and any case of change will belogged for example just logged when whom and executed command to object like 10.1.2023 22:00:00 user1 select/insert/update/delete table/sp/view (name) regards |
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Hi, I am big fan of your project by the way, great job, congs... even though Extended events captured data added to central repo in dba dash |
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Hi, thanks for the suggestion. This feature isn't something I would make use out of at the moment so I'm unlikely to develop it. Even if implemented, the volume of data from an audit could be a concern. |
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I think, It will be great to custom auditing to store audit data on repo, It seems to easy to develop, may be we would add another project's source
one of those project example https://github.com/iraklisk/SqlAuditor
https://github.com/iraklisk/SqlAuditor
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