I do. It is easy to use, has good instructions and a tutorial. Very simple and works great. I installed it at one clients site over a year ago and it has been running ever since with no problems. They have about 15 users on the system. It can integrate with any framework because you just add a foxaudit() function call to the triggers you want to audit. There is even a wizard included that will update the triggers you want for you automatically.

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Hilmar,
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>>>Thanks. I wasn't aware of this tool. And it sure looks as if it would cost me more than $259 to do everything FoxAudit does.
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>>Not only does it track changes, but it can roll back (and/or forward) your tables to any date and time you want.
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>Yes, I have seen that on the Web page. And perhaps I could handle the "parent-child" scenario through the user-defined fields.
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>Do you actually use this program?
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>Hilmar.