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Brian Bowman
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Pro2 Replication is currently designed to only capture the fact that records have changed. In CDC terms this is policy level zero. Replication triggers implemented in Pro2 do the same thing, only capture that a record changes. Pro2 replication then extracts the record and copies the mapped fields over to an alternate data source. When using Pro2 Replication you can choose to use either CDC or Replication Triggers depending on your environment and architecture. If you need to capture the actual changes that are made to a record and track those changes (like a poor man’s auditing) then you need to look to implement CDC outside of Pro2 at level two or three. There are other things to consider when choosing CDC as an auditing solution. Brian
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