The solution to a variety of database problems is hiding in SQL Server's transaction log
The solution to a variety of database problems is hiding in SQL Server's
transaction log. We say "hiding" because the transaction log is an undocumented
binary file. Log Explorer is the first and only product able to use the log
information to selectively recover data, analyze user and application problems,
and audit activity; all without run-time overhead.
SSW are the only authorised resellers for Lumigent in Australia and New
Zealand. Feel free to call us
if you would like to purchase Log Explorer and we welcome any questions that
you may have regarding its functionalities.
Key Features & Benefits
Some of the key benefits of our novel log-based approach include:
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Identify the source of any data, schema or permissions change
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Analyze your database with complete access to the transaction log
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Use powerful filters to quickly find and solve user and application errors
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Audit without the overhead of triggers
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Recover a single row or an entire table while your database remains online
What you'll find is that Log Explorer is useful to many different people and in
many different situations.Find
out how Log Explorer tailors its solutions to your SQL Database 
.
Figure: Lumigent Log Explorer is the first and only product able
to use the log information to selectively recover SQL data, analyze
user and application problems, and audit activity
More screen shots in the User Guide
User Guide
Welcome to the
User Guide . The following pages present the major functions of
Log Explorer through a series of detailed screen shots showing it in use. It is
designed to quickly get you up and running.
Demonstration Options
- If you are in Sydney, call
today for a free no-obligation demonstration at your office!
- If you are not in Sydney, please take advantage of our SSW Phone
Walkthrough. The SSW Phone Walkthrough is a service where we will
call you, anywhere in the world and once you have installed our product
we will guide you over the important features of the software. Saves
you time, playing around with the software trying to work out all the
useful features, please email
us today.
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How it works
Log Explorer helps to pinpoint errant user or application behaviour by
analyzing the native SQL Server logs to provide a complete history of all
changes made to the database. Powerful filters help narrow the focus of
problem-solving activity by selecting database changes based on time ranges,
application or user id, or specific tables or rows in the database. Problems
that once required hours or even days of debugging and monitoring can often be
resolved in minutes.
Log Explorer uses the database transaction log to help to resolve Microsoft SQL
Server database problems including:
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Analyze performance and throughput
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Solve "whodunnit" problems
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Monitor database changes in real time
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See how rows change over time
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Export log data for reports and analysis
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Back out changes selectively without reloading full backs up
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Recover dropped or truncated tables.
System Requirements
The server component may reside on any system running SQL Server 7.0 or 2000
(Intel-compatible CPU). The minimum machine configuration for the server
component is the same as that for SQL Server. The client component may
co-reside with the Server component or may reside on a separate, networked
machine running Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, or
Windows XP.
What does the unregistered version give me?
The evaluation version of Log Explorer allows you to trial Log Explorer against
the Northwind Database and expires after 30 days. If you've done the tutorial
and would like to test it on your own SQL Servers please call on 02 9953 3000
or email the Log Explorer Product
Manager and a temp key will be forwarded to you.
Getting Support
If you can't find what you are looking for in the product documentation then
check the Lumigent
FAQs and
knowledge base.
For further information and tips about this product please send us an email
reporting any bugs
or feedback.
We guarantee a response.
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