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Re: Time Stamp of a table????

From: Nathan Hughes <nhughes_at_cerberus.umd.umich.edu>
Date: 1997/06/27
Message-ID: <5p1qbe$ias@cerberus.umd.umich.edu>#1/1

jizwang_at_cc.umanitoba.ca (Dr. J. Wang) writes:

>Is there a way to determine (via time stamp) if a table has being updated
>(/inserted/deleted). I used to use COMMENT statement following a updating so
>that I can check LAST_DDL_TIME in table USER_OBJECTS. Unforturnately I have to
>find an alternative since DLLs are not supported in a trigger body. In an
>application, I have to inform all clients (when they login) that a new copy
>(update/insert/delete) of table is available. How can I do it??

Off the top of my head...

After insert/update/delete trigger on table, with timestamp, that logs changes to a log table? Application can check the update table on login, according to whatever rules you set. Not too bad for few tables, but I suppose it could get unwieldy with many many tables...

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/(o\ Nathan D. Hughes
\o)/ nhughes_at_umich.edu
Received on Fri Jun 27 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT

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