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Have you ever wanted to be able to travel back in time and undo inserts/updates/deletes to a table in your database? With temporal tables this is possible! With this new SQL Server 2016 feature, which is also supported by Azure SQL Databases, you can get automatic history tracking on your tables. This video explains how to get started with temporal tables and a new way of doing change data capture.
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