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Nope, nope, and nope. To have this feature, you will have to add such columns yourself, and maintain them, probably by triggers.
>>> ludivine.alligier_at_innetis.com 04/09/01 09:10AM >>>
I'd like to know when one record had been modified ... Is there a hidden column with that information ? A special table associating the rowid with a date ? Anything else ???
Thanks
L.A.
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