RE: Auditing ODBC transactions

Sorry, I'm afraid that I used the wrong expression :-( When I said

"short

of using an exit point" I didn't mean "short of an effective

solution". As

far as I knew, it is the only possible way to do it but, when I

proposed

it to the guys here, I found a lot of blank stares and the remark of

"...sounds complicated. Who is going to maintain it?"

 

Writing your own exits can be quite complicated - which is why most
shops opt to let someone else, write, test and debug exit programs for
them.  In most cases it's cheaper than figuring it out and implementing
it on your own machines. 

 

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