After a lot of digging, I was able to determine this type of EventInfo was produced by MS Access of all things. Hopefully this info will help someone in the future!
What type of sql execution would result in this format of InputBuffer EventInfo?
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28-06-2022 - |
Question
I am trying to trace an event that a trigger logged back to its source. The triggered is written to capture the dbcc input buffer of the spid, however, I am not very familiar with how that functions works for different sources (stored procedures, inline sql, etc.). The EventInfo was in the following format:
(@P1 int,@P2 int)DELETE FROM "dbo"."TABLE_NAME" WHERE "FIELD1" = @P1 AND "FIELD2" = @P2
This was logged as a 'Language Event' so I know it is not from a stored procedure. It almost looks like a LINQ statement to me but I know for a fact no LINQ statements would ever touch that table. What type of sql execution would result in a format like that?
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