I would like to get last modified timestamp for a table. Is there any way to
get that information using any commands?
Thanks in Advance,
Muthu.Muthu (muthuviji.k@.gmail.com) writes:
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I would like to get last modified timestamp for a table. Is there any
way to get that information using any commands?
No, there is no built-in support for this. You could have to add
a modified_date column to the table, and then use a trigger to ensure
that it's updated accordingly.
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Before you send your boss to jail, you might want to look at SOX rules
for audits. Then look at third party tools for such things.
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