| Posted by Mork69 on 06/13/07 07:57 
By "file" I assume you mean that the view on the database has beenmodified?
 
 If so then there are several things you could do:
 
 1. Get a transaction log examining tool which will let you scan the
 transaction logs for the DDL command that modified the view.  The "by
 whom" depends on how your database security is set up.  If, for
 example, everyone is accustomed to using the "sa" account then this
 won't tell you very much.  If you have specific account set up for
 each individual user then you'll have all the info you need.
 
 2. If the answer to the above was the former then review your database
 access security and ensure that only person-specific user accounts
 have the privileges to make modifications.
 
 3. Implement a change process for your SQL code - take a look at
 www.dbghost.com for a tool that enables such a process.
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