G Guest Apr 18, 2005 #1 Does an SQL Server CE database by default maintain a timestamp for each record or I have to add a Timestamp column myself? Thank you.
Does an SQL Server CE database by default maintain a timestamp for each record or I have to add a Timestamp column myself? Thank you.
D Darren Shaffer Apr 18, 2005 #2 Eve, No. there is no timestamp automatically maintained on all records in your SQL Server CE Database. What are you trying to accomplish? Also - there is a newsgroup for sqlce: microsoft.public.sqlserver.ce -- Darren Shaffer ..NET Compact Framework MVP Principal Architect Connected Innovation www.connectedinnovation.com
Eve, No. there is no timestamp automatically maintained on all records in your SQL Server CE Database. What are you trying to accomplish? Also - there is a newsgroup for sqlce: microsoft.public.sqlserver.ce -- Darren Shaffer ..NET Compact Framework MVP Principal Architect Connected Innovation www.connectedinnovation.com
G Guest Apr 18, 2005 #3 Thanks for replying. I need to determine if a record has been modified. Is there a built-in 'dirty bit' flag maybe?
Thanks for replying. I need to determine if a record has been modified. Is there a built-in 'dirty bit' flag maybe?
G Guest Apr 18, 2005 #4 Sorry, I forgot I posted a question in microsoft.public.sqlserver.ce, and you replied to it. Thanks.
