Sq01 what is the fastest way,

hi all,
what is the fastest way to detect coding that update to eban from sq01?
as i am facing problem with more than 100,000 PRs updated mysteriously (customer tab data ) without any history changes .
i suspected it might be from query and i need to find the root cause of problem immediately
pls advice

Hi Ester,
Haven't got clearly what you written.
You mean to say, there is modifications done to query for updation?
if it is a standard code then I don't think it is used for modification.
Regards,
Atish

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