There's a bunch of transaction log analysis tools out there. We use
Redgate's SQL Log Rescue.
On a busy site the transaction logs are voluminous and take a long time to
analyze. Depending on your situation you may actually be better off
analyzing the injected queries, perhaps running them on a
J -
It depends on your database, but yeah, you can do that, but it's on the DB
server. For MS SQL Server, you can use the SQL Profiler to watch your
database live, all the interactions, all the results. It will slow down a
busy site if you do it for more than a few seconds at a time, but most site
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