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Old 01-07-11, 09:21
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What tools are you aware of that can be used to read db2 transaction logs?

The purpose is to capture the info about who (if possible) had done what (DML/DDL), not to recover data. I'm aware of db2audit and db2readlog API. list history can also be used to see DDL changes. What else can be used (free or paid)?
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What tools are you aware of that can be used to read db2 transaction logs?

The purpose is to capture the info about who (if possible) had done what (DML/DDL), not to recover data. I'm aware of db2audit and db2readlog API. list history can also be used to see DDL changes. What else can be used (free or paid)?
Not aware of any thing other than that; but I am tempted to do some programming to rollback some bad update. Do you think it is possible ?? (other thread := Any command/tool to un-do the updates on a table ??)


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