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SQL Server-style Change Tracking (auditing) for Oracle

Having used SQL Server 2008 Change Tracking feature, I'm looking for a similar solution for Oracle.

I'm mainly wondering if such a feature already exists in Oracle or if the standard solution is to use triggers and 'tracking' tables.

I've googled, but I think 'change tracking' aren't the right keywords?

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You're looking for the Change Management Pack. Documentation is here.

RC  2010-02-15 15:29:58

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