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may be you can try the Apex Log to track the changes, try using the trial version 
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may be you can try the Apex Log to track the changes, try using the trial version

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Thanks for the info. The issue is that I believe that someone has changed a view, but I have no proof. I was hoping that SQL Server had the ability to track changes, but I'm sure that would require alot of disk space.<br />
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Thanks for the info. The issue is that I believe that someone has changed a view, but I have no proof. I was hoping that SQL Server had the ability to track changes, but I'm sure that would require alot of disk space.



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I have a fieldname that has changed in a View that we have been coding with for months. Our SQL is broke now and I'm curious to see if SQL Server 2005 has a way of Tracking the Changes made to a view and when those changes where made?<br />
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I have a fieldname that has changed in a View that we have been coding with for months. Our SQL is broke now and I'm curious to see if SQL Server 2005 has a way of Tracking the Changes made to a view and when those changes where made?

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Can I track changes to a VIEW in SQL 2005?

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