How would you determine who has added a row to a table?

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How would you determine who has added a row to a table?..

Answer / guest

we have to audit that particular table

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How would you determine who has added a row to a table?..

Answer / askvenki

plz explain clearly

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How would you determine who has added a row to a table?..

Answer / abul kasam topon

setting up FGA(fine_grain_audit) properly and we can lookup
details who & when or what updated !

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How would you determine who has added a row to a table?..

Answer / kunal sain

use trigger.

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