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I want to create a page(using GridView) where it will detect changes made in the database and display it for Administrator observation. I've created a table name history for this purpose.

History

guid (uniqueidentifier)

dateCreated(datetime)

lastDateUpdated(datetime)

changesMade(varchar(50))  ---- eg; dropdownlist

oldValue(varchar(50))  ----- compaq

newValue(varchar(50)) -----dell

updateBy(varchar(10)) <------ username of registered user

comNo(int) = foreign key for Computer table

History data will insert data whenever a changes made. Could anyone advise and direct me how to do this function. I was thinking of using stored procedure to insert the data. Thanks in advance.

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