Ideas, Tips, Tools, Framework for implementing Audit [closed] - c#

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I'm looking for Ideas, Tips, Existing Frameworks (based on .NET), Tools and also your experience on what's the best way to implement a good Audit Trail.
Our typical Applications are nothing fancy ASP.NET MVC 3- Security Layer - Business Layer - Data Access Layer - Database (SQL Server 2008)
My only requirement is that it has to be easy to implement and stored somehow in the Database.

For auditing user actions, I had used Log4Net. While for auditing CRUD operations, triggers were used.
Here you could find some resource articles(Article1, Article2) on implementing Audit log.

I've found some nice tools like OmniAudit etc, but not actually exactly was i was looking for. So i've decided to write my own Audit Trail Tool to generate and maintain Triggers.

if you're using entity framework, please refer to: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/ImplAudingTrailUsingEFP1.aspx

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We're going to start writing C# programs against a old legacy database from the early 1980s. There is no support for SQL or relationships, and communication with it is through Telnet commands.
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I am looking for a professional tool that will enable me to implement an excel like formula engine.
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I'm looking to start doing dark launches and ramp ups in our production site (ASP.Net Webforms / MVC). Are there any existing libraries or frameworks for .Net that help with this or do I just need to roll my own?
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I want to build a feature and push it to production without users seeing it then have the ability to turn that feature on or off for a particular user, group of users, customer, etc.
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