Showing posts with label recover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recover. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Is there any way to read the transaction log?

Hi there,

I need to recover certain transactions that I made on the server.

Those transactions were in scripts and I lost the files.

Is there a way to read the transaction log so that I can see what transactions were executed?

TIA

I would have a look at the product LogExplorer as it should do what you need.

|||The transaction log is a binary structure and is not designed to give this sort of information. As Glen points out, there are third-party companies who have licensed the file layouts from us and are able to reproduce the original statements from the logs. Lumigent's Log Explorer is one of these.

Is there any way to read the transaction log?

Hi there,

I need to recover certain transactions that I made on the server.

Those transactions were in scripts and I lost the files.

Is there a way to read the transaction log so that I can see what transactions were executed?

TIA

I would have a look at the product LogExplorer as it should do what you need.

|||The transaction log is a binary structure and is not designed to give this sort of information. As Glen points out, there are third-party companies who have licensed the file layouts from us and are able to reproduce the original statements from the logs. Lumigent's Log Explorer is one of these.