Query to check modified records

Question

Hi,
I have a situation, one of my user was running dataload on production database and somehow dataload failed its sequence and opened screens and it was not supposed to. Today, we discovered that some BOM master records were modified and diagnosing the issue from Last_updated_by column and username is pointing to a session of the same user. The conclusion is that dataload might have changed other records too.
To solve this issue, I need to code a SQL that will give me a list of all tables / records in the database that were changed by this user on an particular date.
Can someone please tell me am I safe to get the table name from all_tables or does things work different in APPS 11i?
Thanks
Aali
Edited by: aali on 09-May-2011 01:41

Answer 1

You may be overcautious.
Typically (but not always), when data load goes out of sync, it is rare that it will affect unrelated entities (unless you had ALT key in the dataload file).
Which screens were you performing data load on? Were they bom screens?
You can use the following
SELECT    'select count(1) '
       || table_name
       || ' from '
       || owner
       || '.'
       || table_name
       || ' where last_update_date > sysdate - 1 and last_updated_by = 11531;'
  FROM all_tables AT
WHERE EXISTS (
          SELECT 1
            FROM all_tab_columns atc
           WHERE atc.table_name = AT.table_name
             AND atc.owner = AT.owner
             AND atc.column_name = 'LAST_UPDATED_BY')
   AND EXISTS (
          SELECT 1
            FROM all_tab_columns atc
           WHERE atc.table_name = AT.table_name
             AND atc.owner = AT.owner
             AND atc.column_name = 'LAST_UPDATE_DATE')
   --AND owner IN ('AP','GL','AR','FND')Add code to narrow down the list above otherwise it will return too many records.
Hope this helps,
Sandeep Gandhi