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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 @ 09:35:43 GMT
Whilst looking at the DBQL tables to find out who dropped a live table I noticed that whilst the details make it onto the query log table, no details are added to the query log objects table. Example: Select * >From QryLog T1 INNER JOIN QryLogObjects t2 On T1.ProcId = T2.Procid And T1.QueryId = T2.QueryId And T1.CollectTimeStamp Between (T2.CollectTimeStamp - Interval '4' Hour) and (T2.CollectTimeStamp + Interval '4' Hour) And T2.ObjectDatabasename = 'DB1' and t2.objecttablename = 'Table1' and t1.collecttimestamp > (current_timestamp - interval '8' day); Does not return a row for the drop table. Select * From Dqviewsp.QryLog_Hst where querytext like 'drop table table1%' /* Parameter */ and collecttimestamp > (current_timestamp - interval '8' day) This does return the details of the drop table. Does anyone have an explanation for this? Is it due to the fact that the table is no longer around when the query completes and therefore just a 'feature' of DBQL? Thanks, Martin
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