I know there is a way to do this with tables but I can
not remember how I did it for my last job... is there
a trigger I can set up for this.. the individual who
is doing this is my manager and I suspect that he is
altering parts of my code in the stored proc. to
hinder me...? can you help...?


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> Hi MC
> I think, you've got a simple security problem which
> you ought to solve with the built-in security
> features.
> 1. change the database administrator password and
> keep it secret.
> 2. create the appropiate (required) rights for the
> tables
> 3. create the rights for the procedures (allow
> execute, no more!)
> 4. create a db-useraccount, so the users can login
> with that 
> 
> I do not use SQL server, but the keywords are the
> same in most SQL DBs:
> look for help in
> CREATE ROLE
> GRANT
> REVOKE
> Have fun, keep calm
> Bob
> >     
> >     Does anyone out there know how to write a
> trigger in
> >     SQL Sever.
> >     what I need is a trigger that will store in a
> table
> >     the user Id of someone who went in and changed
> a line
> >     in a storedProc on the server and one that
> will store
> >     the  Stored procedure code as well as what it
> is when
> >     someone has changed the code.. 
> >     I need this because someone at work is
> changing my
> >     code and knowone will own up to it.. so I need
> a way
> >     to track this in a trigger... is this
> possible...?
> >     
> >     MC
> >     
> >     
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