There is a new DMF in SQL Server 2017 called sys.fn_full_dblog which is a more powerful alternative for the current sys.fn_dblog.
As shown below, sys.fn_full_dblog has several more parameters, but the returned columns are still the same.
--current sys.fn_dblog SELECT TOP 10 * FROM sys.fn_dblog(null,null) --SQL server 2017 SELECT TOP 10 * FROM sys.fn_full_dblog(null,null,DB_ID(),null,null,null,null,null)
The parameters available for sys.fn_dblog are:
The parameters available for the new sys.fn_full_dblog are:
With these extra parameters you can now target multiple databases etc.
SELECT a.[name] AS [database_name], COUNT(1) AS records FROM sys.databases a CROSS APPLY sys.fn_full_dblog(null,null,a.database_id,null,null,null,null,null) b GROUP BY a.[name];
NB: Both sys.fn_dblog and sys.fn_full_dblog are currently undocumented.