IN SQL 2005: YOU CAN CREATE DDL TRIGGER TO TRACK CHANGES MADE WITH DDL

Give two methods you could use to determine what DDL changes
have been made.

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Answer Posted / monal

IN SQL 2005:

YOU CAN CREATE DDL TRIGGER TO TRACK CHANGES MADE WITH DDL
STATEMENTS.

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