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Old 10-08-08, 13:50
naujvi naujvi is offline
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¿¿last_dml_time??

I want to know if there is anyway to know the date when a table have been updated in the
Oracle systems views.
Something like LAST_DDL_TIME (USER_OBJECTS) but of data (not structure), ¿¿LAST_DML_TIME??
Or something similar to LAST_ANALYZED but with data not statistics

Thanks in advance,
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Old 10-08-08, 14:16
LKBrwn_DBA LKBrwn_DBA is offline
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If you have set your tables to "MONITORING", then check:

{ALL|DBA|USER}_TAB_MODIFICATIONS
Code:
SQL> desc ALL_TAB_MODIFICATIONS Name Null? Type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------- TABLE_OWNER VARCHAR2(30) TABLE_NAME VARCHAR2(30) PARTITION_NAME VARCHAR2(30) SUBPARTITION_NAME VARCHAR2(30) INSERTS NUMBER UPDATES NUMBER DELETES NUMBER TIMESTAMP DATE TRUNCATED VARCHAR2(3) DROP_SEGMENTS NUMBER
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