As a DBA, you may need to view the Transaction Log in SQL Server. This information is not typically available to common db users but can be obtained using a simple undocumented command
DBCC log ( dbname, 0|1|2|3|4 )
where
0: minimum information (Default)
1: Returns info available using 0 + flags, tags and the log record length.
2: Returns info available using 1 + object, index, page ID and slot ID.
3: Maximum information about each operation.
4: Maximum information about each operation + hexadecimal dump of the current transaction log row
In order to run this command against a database called 'PictureAlbum' :-
DBCC LOG(PictureAlbum, 3)
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