MSSQL - Step by Step Change Tracking (CT) Tutorial and Demo

[@bobtanto3860]

Thanks for such a clear demo. The "consolidated change" at 9:35 is a pretty unfortunate feature. Is there an easy work around to show all changes (non consolidated)?

[@bulletbeatboxer]

Maybe store/record keep track of all changes from the exact previous version? Could also look into Change Data Capture instead of Change Tracking which stores the columns, values and data that changes as well as the operation (U,I,D).

[@bobtanto3860]

@@bulletbeatboxer Change Data Capture is a nightmare in terms of stability. I've tried it. I would very much rather use sql trigger than CDC. It's so bad that I've switched from sql server to postgres now.

[@superrebotar]

Thank god! finally someone who doesn't have a potatoe in the mouth
Love you

[@fabrizziocht]

Thank you for the video!

[@BreadSTickist]

Salute! Help me a lot for doing my senior project.

[@IngJdrl17]

Awesome!, thanks for share your knowledge Sr.

[@victorchorques4893]

Thank you very much. That's what I was looking for.

[@harryferrera6207]

Ufffff........Awesome!!!!!!!!!THANK YOU

[@bulletbeatboxer]

Didn't know about SYS_CHANGE_CONTEXT... might be useful for something I need.

[@g0dlike248]

How does the auto cleanup exactly work can anyone explain?

[@pucie_boi]

if I have Change tracking implemented on a table, can I detect a change in ASP.NET and do something with the newly inserted data?

[@amrLearning]

This is greattttttttttttttttt, thank you man

[@arikkrol]

very helpful. thank you!!

[@landon.cunningham]

Nice. Thanks for the video.

[@ChaimMosheStern]

Amazing!!! great job

[@tianqinguo2963]

Thank you so much for this video

[@CodeCowboyOrg]

Thank you for watching, glad I could help.

[@toshailendra]

Thanks great video !!

[@gabisan]

Thanks! very useful

[@ksathish11]

Thank you so much Sir !