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Log Explorer 2.0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 When you select Undo transaction, a file can be generated that will reverse all transactions within the current filter. If you inserted a row, a delete for that row will be generated. A delete will be compensated with an insert to put the data back as it existed before the insert. An update will create a compensating update to set the data back as it existed prior to the update. This screen generates a file containing EVERYTHING in your current filter. If you only want a particular row, you can generate that from within the browse window which will generate only for the selected transaction.
Redo transaction is the opposite of an undo. It will generate a file to process all transactions that have occurred. Using these two together can give you a very good way to test an environment and setup different scenarios where you can return to a particular state after you are completed.
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