EssMdxTrig API and EssMdxExecuteQuery(), EssMdxNewQuery() APIs

Hi,
I want to maintain Change Data Capture for an Essbase outline/cube. I want to write a on-update trigger in sucha way so that it executes everytime when any new data load happens in the Essbase cube. This trigger should create a spool file and should write the record that was updated. I want to read this spool file programmatically and want to create another text file and write data in to it from that spool file.
Please help me if any of this api can help me in writing trigers and execute it everytime a data load happens
sample and example of this API regarding how to use it would be useful
Thanks

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