If you wish to see what information was changed by a user on a given table on a given date, then this would be a few clicks:-

• Import the file - standard Open box
• Click on "Insert", "Delete", and "Update" to pick up any Changes
• Click on the required user Id listed in the User/Connections tree
• Type in the date/month into the DATE box
• Type the table name into the "Include lines with" box
• Click on the "Filter" button to see the results

If you then want to output the results of the filter for proof, just click on the "Save Results to" button. A suggested filename will be given automatically, or you can change its name/location.

The program distinguishes between log and script files automatically, and displays a script as text, and a log as columns of data.

The program is written in Delphi, and operates on Windows 95 and above, and also Windows NT.

• Shareware, so you have 30 days to try before you buy, and you can pass the shareware version on to colleagues for them to try.
• Simple installation - single executable with no support files required.
• Simple manual in text-file format
• Easy import, filter and re-filter until you pare down to the required results, and optional export.
• Automatically recognises whether importing a Script file or a Log file
• Displays Log files in a grid for easy browsing, and Script files in a text box for easy reading and copying
• Log grid shows command type, user (DB login, N/W login, Domain, Terminal), Script, Date script started/finished, and the name of the application the script was executed from, in an easy-to-read columnar format.
• Filter by many different criteria - including SQL statements, comments, specific text, a user id / connection, date etc.
• Filter in chunks for added speed
• AutoFilter option to improve interactiveness when trying different combinations
• Easy to change the font used in the results pane
• Re-import without respecifying filename, for easy updates when reading a changing log.