Hi,
Sorry if I have posted in the wrong spot.
Using SQL Server 2017.
Our Retail POS system completely shuts down if we lose internet service, which is unacceptable.
I have been tasked with creating a basic POS program that will provide the means to service customers during these times.
Our POS is from a 3rd party so we can't see their code obviously, but I can of course access the database in SQL Server.
My question is this...
If I do a backup (1) and then process a sale and then do another backup(2) how can I see which tables were changed?
Is there some way to compare the two databases and see a list of altered tables? Or better still, which tables and which columns.
I have the backups saved in SQL Server as two separate databases...Backup1 and Backup2
Any ideas would be much appreciated as I've spent a lot of time researching to no avail.
Thanks in advance.
Sorry if I have posted in the wrong spot.
Using SQL Server 2017.
Our Retail POS system completely shuts down if we lose internet service, which is unacceptable.
I have been tasked with creating a basic POS program that will provide the means to service customers during these times.
Our POS is from a 3rd party so we can't see their code obviously, but I can of course access the database in SQL Server.
My question is this...
If I do a backup (1) and then process a sale and then do another backup(2) how can I see which tables were changed?
Is there some way to compare the two databases and see a list of altered tables? Or better still, which tables and which columns.
I have the backups saved in SQL Server as two separate databases...Backup1 and Backup2
Any ideas would be much appreciated as I've spent a lot of time researching to no avail.
Thanks in advance.