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SQL Server RollBack History Que
5/29/2007 10:52:19 PM
sql server programming:
Hi

I have an application that commits Transactions to MSSQL Server 2000
DB.

I am not sure when or why transactions fail as this happens sometimes
and is not regular.

Is it possible to look within the DB and check for possible Roll Back
History as to when roll backs happened and if possible why the Roll
Back Happened.

Many Thanks In Advance
Que
Re: SQL Server RollBack History M A Srinivas
5/30/2007 1:01:34 AM
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May be possible with third party tools and not directly in SQL
server.
Can you raise an error when it rolls back and capture the error ?
Re: SQL Server RollBack History Vt
5/30/2007 10:25:23 PM
Hi

You can find it out from transaction log file, but you need 3rd party
applications like lumiget log explorer to view the log file

regards

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