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Old 02-20-06, 22:09
ksolomon ksolomon is offline
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View Creation Time
Is there is any way thru which I can find out the time in which a view was created? I tried in syscat.views, sysibm.views but its not listed there.

Thanks, Vij.
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Old 02-20-06, 23:09
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I haven't checked to be sure, but views are listed in syscat.tables, where I assume you can find the creation date.
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Old 02-21-06, 02:14
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Yes, it's in SYSCAT.TABLES - column name is: CREATE_TIME ( timestamp )
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Old 02-21-06, 03:11
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And to be 100% sure, remember to check the type, TYPE='V'

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Yes, it's in SYSCAT.TABLES - column name is: CREATE_TIME ( timestamp )
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