Audit login
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From: Trapulo on 16 Dec 2009 11:31 I need to audit user login events from VB.NET. I solved using WMI events on SQL 2K5 and SQL2K8, but I cannot find a solution for SQL2K. It seems that its WMI provider doesn't reports any useful events, but just functions to access configurations and so on. Is this right? Is there any way I can create a program that traces SqlServer 2000 logon events? thanks
From: Uri Dimant on 17 Dec 2009 01:47 Hi SQL Server Profiler, reading ERROR.LOG.... "Trapulo" <nonscrivermi(a)qui.it> wrote in message news:59104DC9-396C-4ADB-A584-D9D8060A5D12(a)microsoft.com... >I need to audit user login events from VB.NET. I solved using WMI events on > SQL 2K5 and SQL2K8, but I cannot find a solution for SQL2K. It seems that > its > WMI provider doesn't reports any useful events, but just functions to > access > configurations and so on. > Is this right? Is there any way I can create a program that traces > SqlServer > 2000 logon events? > > thanks >
From: Trapulo on 18 Dec 2009 14:03 SQL Server profiler? I need to write a VB.NET software.. :( "Uri Dimant" wrote: > Hi > SQL Server Profiler, reading ERROR.LOG.... > > > > "Trapulo" <nonscrivermi(a)qui.it> wrote in message > news:59104DC9-396C-4ADB-A584-D9D8060A5D12(a)microsoft.com... > >I need to audit user login events from VB.NET. I solved using WMI events on > > SQL 2K5 and SQL2K8, but I cannot find a solution for SQL2K. It seems that > > its > > WMI provider doesn't reports any useful events, but just functions to > > access > > configurations and so on. > > Is this right? Is there any way I can create a program that traces > > SqlServer > > 2000 logon events? > > > > thanks > > > > > . >
From: Trapulo on 24 Dec 2009 09:17 Where is MS people? :(
From: Uri Dimant on 25 Dec 2009 02:28
Cristmas , everybody at home:-) "Trapulo" <nonscrivermi(a)nospam.nospam> wrote in message news:274F63CE-0BD4-4D41-BB6D-E6B99E039713(a)microsoft.com... > > Where is MS people? :( > > |