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In article <qa19et0s3eodijqqq905q02dvpvpecke34_at_4ax.com>, kilidire
<yc_at_hwcn.org> writes:
>Hi all,
>When designing the table , I didn't include a date field for each
>inserted row. Is there a sysdate function that can be called to find
>the date at which a row was inserted ? Thanks all.
If the row has a column of date datatype that is populated with the sysdate function at the time of insert then you have this information, otherwise the answer is 'NO' as Oracle has no need for this information so it does not automatically store it.
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