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How to query the transaction log of a database?
If you’re not familiar with querying a transaction log the first thing you’ll need to be aware of is the fn_dblog () function. This is an undocumented function which allows you to view transaction log records for the current database.
How to analyze activity logs in Azure Active Directory?
Navigate to the Log Analytics workspace Sign in to the Azure portal. Select Azure Active Directory, and then select Logs from the Monitoring section to open your Log Analytics workspace. The workspace will open with a default query.
Where do I find the activity logs in Oracle?
In the Oracle Analytics Home page, click the Navigator, and then click Console. Click Sessions and Query Cache. Locate the Cursor Cache section, and review the query information recorded there. See Query Information Recorded in the Cursor Cache Table. Optional: Click Close All Cursors to remove information in the Cursor Cache table.
Can a keylogger program track your computer activity?
Keylogger programs monitor keyboard activity and keep a log of everything typed. They are an effective way to monitor Windows user activity to see if someone has been intruding on your privacy. Most people who use keylogger programs do so for malicious reasons. Because of this, your anti-malware program will likely quarantine it.
How can I find out if I have any uncommitted transactions?
If you are in SQL 2000, you can use DBCC OPENTRAN. If you were in Management Studio when you closed the window, any open transaction is rolled back (SSMS issues a IF @@TRANCOUNT > 0 ROLLBACK TRANSACTION statement for you).
How to find no of transactions in a day?
Please note customer is free to do ‘N’ no of transactions in a day but the requirement says freeze him for 4 transactions in a day and 10 transactions in a month. This has been achieved by me. Please note the same customer can do in the same year many transactions but in different month on multiple days.
How to find the current transaction nesting level?
If you are talking about the current transaction nesting level, then you would use @@TRANCOUNT. If you are talking about transaction isolation level, use DBCC USEROPTIONS and look for an option of isolation level. If it isn’t set, it’s read committed.