In the modern business environment, data is to be protected data from breaches. Keeping this in mind, major database solution providers like Oracle and Microsoft had launched various initiatives like triggers, complex queries, timestamps, and data audits. The first player was Microsoft when in 2005 it launched SQL Server Change Data Capture (CDC) with “after date”, “after delete”, and “after insert” features. A modified version, introduced in 2008 and still being usedcan monitor and capture any changes made to the SQL Server database. The functioning of the SQL Server change data capture feature is not a complex one. All changes like insert, update, and deletemade to a SQL Server tableare captured by Change Data Capture which then enters the details of the modifications in a user-friendly relational format. Information about metadata and column structure necessary to apply changes to the target database are captured for the changed rows and stored in change tables. These tables re