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> to be absolutely sure you're always getting the real time, populate the
> field with a trigger (which is also the way to track time of last update)
that's true, thank you for your suggestion. Too bad the row's timestamp is not stored somewhere in Oracle system tables. Maybe in future versions, only on request (since it could be a waste of time!) an option could be added.
For example, CREATE TABLE <tablename> ... TIMESTAMP ROW.
Do you think it could be useful?
> -- mcs
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MCS is the acronym of a famous character in Italy, it stands for "Maurizio
Costanzo Show", an italian format of the most famous "David Letterman
Show"... nothing to do with Oracle, but it makes me smile :-)
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Thank you and Regards Received on Thu Dec 11 2003 - 07:51:34 CST
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