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Capture de données modifiées

Posted By: Zach Skyles Owens | Sep 24th, 2008 @ 11:46 PM | 1,193 Views | 0 Comments

Découvrez dans cette présentation comment initialiser la fonction de capture de données modifiées dans SQL Server 2008. Nous verrons comment faire des requêtes sur les tables de modifications pour aller chercher les changements qui ont affecté une source de données.

Tags: OLTP, Server Consolidation, SQL Behind the Scenes – French, SQL Server 2008

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