We know about triggers as they exist in SQL Server 2000 and its previous versions ? triggers that fire in response to INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE events.

Most of the time, it could save the changes with maybe 2-3 UPDATE statements, and that's it.<BR><BR>So, like the title says, I want to find out what SQL statement caused a trigger to fire. have ...

You will need to write 'instead of insert/update/delete' triggers (talking SQL Server syntax here) that will handle any of those operations on those views and that propagate the changes to the new ...

Security researchers have developed a generic technique for SQL injection that bypasses multiple web application firewalls (WAFs). At the core of the issue was WAF vendors failing to add support ...