This SQL script helps Pivotal developers to view a field change log details:
DECLARE @Table_Name nvarchar(28), @Table_Id binary(8), @Record_Id binary(8) --Set input parameters SET @Table_Name = 'Support_Incident' SET @Record_Id = 0x8000000000000088 --Get table ID from BM database SELECT @Table_Id = Tables_Id FROM PivotalBM.dbo.Tables WHERE Table_Name = @Table_Name --Select audit entries for the required record from ED database SELECT Journal_History.Field_Label, Journal_History.New_Value, Journal_History.Time_Stamp, Employee.Full_Name AS [Employee_Name] FROM PivotalED.dbo.Journal_Items INNER JOIN Journal_Pages ON Journal_Pages.Journal_Pages_Id = Journal_Items.Journal_Pages_Id INNER JOIN Journal_History ON Journal_History.Journal_Pages_Id = Journal_Pages.Journal_Pages_Id INNER JOIN Employee ON Journal_History.Rn_Create_User=Employee.Rn_Employee_User_Id WHERE Journal_Items.Reference_Table = @Table_Id AND Journal_Items.Reference_Record = @Record_Id ORDER BY Journal_History.Time_Stamp DESC
CRM it is no joke!