Everytime a stored proc is ALTERed or CREATEd, I want to capture that in a trigger to do some stuff afterwards.
Can I do that in SQL Server 2008?
Thank you.
–Beemer
Everytime a stored proc is ALTERed or CREATEd, I want to capture that in
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Everytime a stored proc is ALTERed or CREATEd, I want to capture that in a trigger to do some stuff afterwards.
Can I do that in SQL Server 2008?
Thank you.
–Beemer
If you want to do somethin withing the ALTER/CREATE/DROP context (ie. inside the same transaction) and even prevent the ALTER/CREATE/DROP then you should look into DDL Triggers.
If you want to do something after the ALTER/CREATE/DROP , in a separate transaction, and have the liberty to do some lengthy processing without slowing down the original DDL, then you should look into Event Notifications.
Note that Event Notifications can actually be delivered remotely so you can capture all DDL events from an entire corporate group into one single central repository.