How To Create An Audit Table Using Triggers In Structured Query Language (SQL)

This video demonstrates an easy way of creating triggers in SQL. This video also shows how to create an audit table using triggers in sql. I used the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio while coding in this video. Creating comments helps to understand the code that has been created by the programmers. Creating comments helps the coder keep track off what they are doing with the code they are trying to create. I utilized some of the many keywords within the structured query language such as Create, Trigger, Drop, Select, Table, Int, Char, Varchar, Distinct, Delete and From to create the simple database table. While using these simple keywords anyone can create a simple table within a database.

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[dwainbotha]

Hey Scott, your tutorial is helpful and taught me something new.

[nancybasoah-scott]

You just taught me something new! Thank you!

[etheljoyluna]

Hi, how about the Update ? how can I audit the changes? hope to hear an answer soon

[jflarente]

It's PascalCase by the way, not camelCase 😉
Thanks for the refresher though - been a long time since I've written some triggers!

[i__m__akshat__dwivedi]

can we just create an audit table which will contain all the info about dml operations performed in a particular database m fresher i don't know how to do it?