Sorry for short message, but I'm headed out for the weekend.
At my places of work we have use both a single table and one table for every table.
I personally liked the single table for every table approach.
On 5/29/05, Zlatko Matic <zlatko.matic1@sb.t-com.hr > wrote:Hello.
I must have audit trail of all insert/update/delete on several table. I have
several questions regarding that:
1. Is it better to have one audit trail table that collects
insert/update/delete of all audited tables, or it is better to have separate
audit trail table for every audited table ?
2. To use triggers or rules ? Example for both ?
3. Could someone give me an example of a successfull audit trail solution ?
I'm running on lack of time, so any help would be precious...
Thanks.
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