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SQL ServerSearching the SQL Server ErrorLog with a Stored Procedure
This article explains about the transaction log that SQL Server maintains for transaction and database recovery, about the process of getting a message from a piece of code to the person responsible for responding to the message. The first such person is usually the DBA for the site. But if the message reflects a problem in the code, it may often have to be passed on to a developer who can modify the application.
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