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If the database hasn't been bounced, see if any suspicious (DELETE or =
TRUNCATE) statements can be found in V$SQLAREA (look at sql_text). Then = join parsing_user_id to user# in sys.user$ to find the username. If the = DB has been bounced, and you don't have auditing on, I don't know of any =other way to do this.
Jim
>>> rferguso_at_level1.com 08/16/00 06:47PM >>>
a production database has misteriously lost all of its data...I can =
re-create it=20
from backup but before I do I'd like to find out who was the last person =
to=20
access certain tables in order to find out who truncated everything...does=
=20
anyone have a method to find the culprit?
thanks in advance...
super-sluth...:)
--=20
Author: Roy Ferguson
INET: rferguso_at_level1.com=20
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