Get Query From SQL trigger

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Hi

Does anyone know how I can get the statment that fired the trigger. say i place a trigger on a table.

AFTER INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE

And once a new row is inserted so I can extract the insert statement that was fired in order to do this.

Any help would be great

Please no quickly googled answers "I already did the googling"

Posted 15-Aug-12 22:56pm

L Viljoen

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Mehdi Gholam 16-Aug-12 5:37am

Why do you want the statement that fired the trigger?

L Viljoen 16-Aug-12 5:57am

I wish to be able to log it , so that I can then take that query and parse it via a web service to a data warehouse.

I am aware that this might not work for huge datatypes but for my purposes it would be ideal, as i want to keep the data in the warehouse as upto date as possible

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BhuvanaRamesh · Answer 1 · 2012-08-15T23:25:00

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Use SQL Server Profiler to track the statements that are executed.It is accessed through Microsoft SQL Server 2008 -> Performance Tools -> SQL Server Profiler

Posted 15-Aug-12 23:25pm

BhuvanaRamesh

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L Viljoen 16-Aug-12 5:28am

sorry i should have been a bit more clear , I want to do it using a trigger so I can store the query on a table