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[Joshua Gitlin <josh AT glowfilms.com>]

Hello Internetworkers,

I have a project that requires me to reverse-engineer some code... This 
code stores it's information in a Microsoft SQL database with about 250 
tables. What I'd like is a way to access the Transaction Log on the 
server to see what SQL statements are being executed. This way I can 
use the program that I'm trying to reverse engineer and then view what 
SQL statements are being generated by my actions. Does anyone know how 
to view the Transaction Log on a MSSQL server? I'd even settle on how 
to find out when the tables were modified and I can do diffs on the 
table dumps...

Thanks everyone!

-Josh

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