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Old 02-24-09, 10:36
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Last Access Time on a table.

Hi guys,

Can we find the last access time on a table.
We need a list of access time on tables in a database


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Old 02-24-09, 12:09
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You need auditing facilities for that. Obviously, DB2 doesn't track such information because it is a hot-spot and potential bottle-neck. Also, you have to decide which semantics you want to have:
- only data modifications
- also read operations
- what happens with rolled back transactions? include those, too?
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