Hello,
I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using
php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following
information for by only being provided a pgsql query.
1. table(s) affected
2. column(s) affected
3. action performed on data (ie. update, insert, select, delete)
4. previous data for each row and column effected (if data changed or
deleted)
5. new data for each row and column effected (or existing data if data
is being selected)
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan 5 1397
Dan99 wrote:
Hello,
I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using
php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following
information for by only being provided a pgsql query.
Are you provided the query string, or a resource variable?
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Dan99 wrote:
Hello,
I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using
php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following
information for by only being provided a pgsql query.
1. table(s) affected
2. column(s) affected
3. action performed on data (ie. update, insert, select, delete)
4. previous data for each row and column effected (if data changed or
deleted)
5. new data for each row and column effected (or existing data if data
is being selected)
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan
If you're presented with the query, you can parse it for the tables and
columns. You can also determine what the action is.
For the rest you would have to query the database itself - there's no
other way to get it in PHP.
Otherwise you need to check in a postgres group to see if that
information is available to you somewhere.
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On Sep 9, 6:15 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.netwrote:
Dan99 wrote:
Hello,
I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using
php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following
information for by only being provided a pgsql query.
1. table(s) affected
2. column(s) affected
3. action performed on data (ie. update, insert, select, delete)
4. previous data for each row and column effected (if data changed or
deleted)
5. new data for each row and column effected (or existing data if data
is being selected)
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan
If you're presented with the query, you can parse it for the tables and
columns. You can also determine what the action is.
For the rest you would have to query the database itself - there's no
other way to get it in PHP.
Otherwise you need to check in a postgres group to see if that
information is available to you somewhere.
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Yes, I am provided with the actual query (ex. "INSERT INTO table_bob
(column1, column2) VALUES ('value1', 'value2')"). How would I go
about doing the parsing in php?
Dan99 wrote:
On Sep 9, 6:15 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.netwrote:
>Dan99 wrote:
>>Hello, I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following information for by only being provided a pgsql query. 1. table(s) affected 2. column(s) affected 3. action performed on data (ie. update, insert, select, delete) 4. previous data for each row and column effected (if data changed or deleted) 5. new data for each row and column effected (or existing data if data is being selected) Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dan
If you're presented with the query, you can parse it for the tables and columns. You can also determine what the action is.
For the rest you would have to query the database itself - there's no other way to get it in PHP.
Otherwise you need to check in a postgres group to see if that information is available to you somewhere.
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Yes, I am provided with the actual query (ex. "INSERT INTO table_bob
(column1, column2) VALUES ('value1', 'value2')"). How would I go
about doing the parsing in php?
Not easy, but you can check out regular expressions. Strcmp will also work.
Maybe check the library or bookstore for books on parsing strings?
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On 10.09.2007 01:03 Dan99 wrote:
On Sep 9, 6:15 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.netwrote:
>Dan99 wrote:
>>Hello, I am working on auditing interactions with a pgsql database using php. So my question is how can i go about obtaining the following information for by only being provided a pgsql query. 1. table(s) affected 2. column(s) affected 3. action performed on data (ie. update, insert, select, delete) 4. previous data for each row and column effected (if data changed or deleted) 5. new data for each row and column effected (or existing data if data is being selected) Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dan
If you're presented with the query, you can parse it for the tables and columns. You can also determine what the action is.
For the rest you would have to query the database itself - there's no other way to get it in PHP.
Otherwise you need to check in a postgres group to see if that information is available to you somewhere.
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Yes, I am provided with the actual query (ex. "INSERT INTO table_bob
(column1, column2) VALUES ('value1', 'value2')"). How would I go
about doing the parsing in php?
You can try PDO_User and its parseSQL function http://pecl.php.net/package/pdo_user
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