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Table Last Updated? 2

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Skittle

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Sep 10, 2002
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Is there a way to determine when an SQL Server 2000 table was last updated?

Can't see it in the system stored procedures.

Dazed and confused
 
Hi Skittle,

Not as far as I'm aware, unless one of your fields is a date / time stamp, or you have a trigger auditing transactions on the table.

Unless any of the experts here can think of anything.....

HTH,

M.
 
There is not any way to tell without the use of your own audit triggers. If it's 2005 you can create DDL triggers checking for DDL events.

- Paul
- If at first you don't succeed, find out if the loser gets anything.
 
The only other thing I forgot to mention is you could use a 3rd party tool like Lumigent Log Explorer, but that depend on ow often you want to know when items changed (e.g. if you do a Tran Log backup hourly but want to know at the end of the day who did what - that might be difficult!).
 
Good Luck,

Instead of the HTH, i should have put SIBN (Sorry it's bad news). :)

M.
 
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