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One third party app is storing data in a huge database (SQL Server 2000/2005). This database has more than 80 tables. How would I come to know that how many tables are affected when application stores a new record in database? Is there something available I can retrieve the list of tables affected?
You might be able to tell by running a trace in SQL Profiler on the database – the SQL:StmtCompleted event is probably the one to monitor – i.e. if the application does a series of inserts into multiple tables, you should see them go through in Profiler.